THE PLA1NDEALER
mtlltbel Montay mil Thiirnlaj-.
V Tilt 1-I.AIKDKAl.KR rUBUMUSO CO.
. It. HI RA1KOR1) .
:. V. BENJAMIN
Kdttiir.
,. ..Manager,
ahncrlpllon
On Var..
M( Month
Tlirr Houi'u.
Rules.
tKKlUAKY 13. 18iU.
R05l".llL'Rcr5 NEW DEPOT.
Work on Ilie new depot huiMing U
progreteing r 'ti y . Tlio i iTalina i" '
Urge, l'tit nfvi'iiholM, it i!l lx one
of the iK-nt on Hie roa.l. A la w freight
depot, much Inrcer tlinii ttio M ono,
Will l built just wl of ilie lVKt
hotel. Woik ha bfgun on the con
tinc'i n of t!ie t e railroad fcalts, and
vveral lie linos of Iraek and lew
round house will le built, travel
traiua aill 8-ion be mm i-ig tu fill in and
level up tho grounds. We lirlieve that
the company will do nil they aj.rte.1 to
do and ureal deal more. On a c user-
vatire estimate they will ;end more
f linn fiO.OOO in improving 'ho depot nnJ
grounds witbin Ibe next .two yeais, and
(hut will metn a g eat deal to Uwclwr,!.
PATRIOTS VS. COPPERHEADS.
lurii.8 the rebellion there whs large
clars ol people in the north w ho de
dared the war to be a failure, who said
the eoutn could never be conquered, who
opposed the administration of Abraham
Lioio'.n and tailed him ail the vile
uatuea of which lying, 'ecitfui tongues
are capable; who, in a word were south
ern sympathizer?, an. i used all their in
fluence to aid the kcuth. Patriotic peo
ple called theru copperheads. Wd tbey
fight the natiou's battle? No, indeed.
Not one was found in the army, bat
tbey stayed north and uinler the protec
tion of the dig criticised the a luiiniet ra
tion and gave aid aud couifort to the
enemy. They were traiforp.
Again our naticn is plunged in war.
Again wo sec senators opposing, abusing
and traducing the aJtuinistration
and publ.u uitu Ixfi in and out of con
gress, echoing the monthinga of Agon
cillo, and repeating bis warning with
the statement that it will take ten years
to comrocr the Ki'.ipinoe, that we are op-
pressing a brave people struggling for
their liberty, bach ineu target that tbey
re Americans, and prove that they are
unscrupulous demcgog'tes .ho would
sacrifice the beet interests of the'r coun
try to gain a politic! point.
The popocratic press has taken the
cue and but few of tbem are supporting
the measures that should be supported
by the entire American people regardless
of party. They denounce the ratifica
tion ot the treaty of peace, audit was
the sympathy the Filipinos got from
Americans who are opposing the admin
istration tbat caused the recent out
break in Manila. Those pessimistic pa
pers exclaim in holy horror at the idea
of subduing a liberty-loving people kill
ing a few thousand Filipinos and depriv
ing those tritesof their wild liber'y.
Tbey know nothing about, and tare
nothing for the "White Man'a Burden,"
questions of right and wrong concern
them no?, but tbey will sacrifice every
principle of Americanism, and they will
sacrifice our brave boys in Manila, if by
any means they can embarrass the ad
ministration, and hope to reap some
political benefit for themselves. Tbey
have placed themselves in the earue jo
sition that the copperheads occupied
and tbey have but tbemeelves
to blame when they find their
names classed with the copperheads o
the war, and the "Hartford Convention
tederaliel" of 1814. Tbey will go down
in history with a greater reproach upon
their Lames than that which Mill ciing
to the federalists who opposed the war
with England, or the Knights of the
Golden Circle in war limes.
But there are democrats and populists
wbo have stood by the president in these
trying times, pa'riois who placa princi
pie above party. Among the n urn be
we notice fieneralj litzbugh Le and
Joe Wheeler, Senators Morgan and Gray
and Henry Matterson, the greatest liy
ing democrat.
Tomorrow, February 11, Valentine
day, is the fortieth anniversary of the
abmission of tho state of Oregon into
the Union.
mi . .
iue American army in Uuua wire
nearly all regulars. In the Philippines
they are nearly all volunteers, but they
gti 'here just the same.
J-Jitor fetratford, who has teen id
Alaska during the wiDter, as a special
agent of ths interior department re
turned home last Friday. lis will
probably return to Alaska about May
lit.
Miss Jones, eJitor of the Drain Watch
man, came up to Corvallis with the ex
cursionists, Wednesday. She is the
only lady editor in Oregon, a position
ehe tills with modesty and much ability.
Oregon Union.
Tula legislature is going down in his
tory with the credit ot refusing to do a
lot of foolish and injurious things it was
asked to do. This will be the sweetest
flower on its more orlesa honored grave.
Salem Stateimau.
Portland ministers are leading a
crustde agiinst si lo entrances to
aloooa. Th-y believe that if a man
wants a drink ho should not be abharued
to go iu at the Iront door, and if he U he
bad better May out entirely.
Tillman, of South Carolina, should
not feel butt about being called "the I
Senator from Aifiiinaldo." Thn nd li-J
lion of a nold whlttil and gold-lipped I
ran to hit H'cMotk w.hiM lirrnonlie
exactly with hit recent prancing in the,
senate. Globe democrat.
A man has been pent to tho insane
asylum from Tortl ind lor writing silly
lots poetry. A new departure. If the
precendent Is followed the avlum will
have to b. otiUuod, I r it is (aid tbat
every man a' coiha time in bis life
rnakM a fool of liiuneU br w. I'in a love
"pome." Kven Washington was guilty.
The only poem be ever wro'e wa a love
effusion -
"Reproduce in 1.100 the ticket end
Issues of 1S;K, with an anti expansion
plank added and there will be. notbirg
left It the mourner to do af.cr the
event except to cl ue the op?n grave a-ul
plant some II iwers above the l.tl re
mains of the democratic paity, with the
legend: "Gone to meet the federate
and whig." Henry Wailereon in Ibe
Courier-Journal.
Don gl an county may wet I fl roiul of
the work being accomplistied by Sena
tor A. W. Reed in the bg dative halls at
Salem. Caroful, painstaking and ever
on the elert for tho best interest ot our
county, be is giininjt an enviable repu
tation as leing a tru representative of
the people. Such conduct on bis part
righifu'lp should, and docs merit tho
highest esteam and respe't of the citi
censofthis touuty. IVain Watchuiait,
Appreciating the impossibility of oper
ating a campaign from Washington,
General Otis has been notified that the
president leaves in bis hands the cou
duct of the war, and he is instructed to
act vigorously and bring the hostile na
tives to subjection with all speed. This
is right. General Otis is on the ground
and knows just what will be required
and he should not be hampered by or
ders from Washington. Our interests
in the Philippines tnav i e safely left in
the hands of Otis and Dewey. The peo
ple may be thankful that the conduct of
the war is in their hands rather tban in
tin hands of the eenaie.
The silliest argument made against
the increase of the recular army is that
the army will be used to overawe and
oppress the people. American so.diera
are not built Itbat way. It will be re
membered that wj diebinJed more than
a million trained soldier J iu 10G, and
sen', them to their homes peacefully,
thougi European nations (ail it could
not be done. No one th?n thought that
a large army wat a menace to the liber
ties of the people. Tbs American sol
dier is the best soldier in the world, and
bis arms bavd never bten u-seJ except in
the cause of liberty. Some people have
very little confidence in American insti
tutions. The new words, grafts and grafter
have come lo stay. In Kansas a bill
has been introduced defining the words
and prescribing a punishment for a per
son found guilty of "grafting." Accord
ing to it a "grafter" is defined to be any
person who loafs around legislative balls
seeking employment by persons or cor
porations interested in measures pend
ing before the legislature, and any mem
ber of the legislature who introduces
bills of a prohibitory character for the
purpose of extorting money, and who
assists outside grafters in securing em
ployment for intended victims. Any
person convicted of being a grafter shall
be fined f 10 to $500 aud be disqualified
for holding aoy office.
County Treasurer's Notice
Notice is hereby iven to all parties
holding Douglas county warrants in
dorsed prior to November 15 1S9G, to
present ttie same at the treasurer's otce
at the Douglas County bank for pay
ment, as interest will cease thereon after
the date of Ibis cotice.
Dated this the 'Jth day of February
l'Jl, at tho City of Roseburf, Oregon.
Geo. W. Dimuiik,
County Treasurer, Douglas County, Or.
The McClallen.
Messra. Good & Post of Portland have
leased for a term of years the McClalJen
and Van Houten hotels. Both houses
will be under one management. They
are genial and affable gentlemen and
will doubtless maintain tho reputation of
this hostelry . We bespeak for tl.em a
liberal patronage by the traveling and
local public.
Petition.
To Hie Honorable Ciiitv Court of Lionel
Trie unileriijmied leirft! tnii.ru ntl i-irty.-iiK .f
-h;iilalc 1'reulnut, iioiiKlaa County, State ot
Oreicon. ri-pectfullr lx tition your Honorable
txjdy to Kraut to II. WootHoM, t hus. Aylue and
W. G. berniiUjiii. firm inum. tt I. Vniir..r.i a
Co.,u lK-i-UM.' t" U Mriluouii, nialtan'l vinom
li'iuorn In lea iUumitim than oue gallon, iu
aid Glundale 1'reuluvt, Iwuglan Couittv, Slnie ol
Oruxoii, lor the t rru of mi moiiUm. Thutnaid
Ititlomr will apply to your Honorable Courl
Jo. nuid IkeiiKe ou II i c loth day ol Maruli. 1!W.
balvd at Uleudalu l-Ti i-im-l. Ijiiuiliu I'nunii-
i-tate of Oregon lliin J'nli day of January 1W.
', W, Atwoo-I, fcr. C. J. TolU-u,
I " UllllliKf. .1. T. Woodward.
V. I.Hdv. I'. K. IIoIk tIh
Krank 1'Iotiii-r, (ico, A. Hoobx,
B. Johnaoii.
O W. (.order,
(i. M. Htldhaiu,
J. H. Adauni,
J. L. fox,
J. M. Kennedy,
Lee Wood,
i. ,llberuin,
K. M. Welch.
K. A. Wall,
V. Wood.
Milea Itainacy,
eier L iaiu,
'. A. Javouca.
V. H. buauk.
L. Axher,
Jax. Bartruru,
W. Kilgorc
Cbaa. AuMiin,
Ui o. W. holt,
rhuH Cook,
It. 11, I.UCUH,
Krank Barveut,
f. TotUiii.
. H. fiorsline,
.i'hillp,
I.. iJc-H'fV.
baa. it. Null,
i rank i OKiei,
J. F. 'Jerry,
K. K. Holu,
W. 1). W Ileo.v,
S C. Warn,
Jolm Saundera,
A. (i. I 'larkv,
Ilentley
tin, K. I'urKCr,
. t.iarke,
Hloiuiii,
M. Grant.
I .on Aylili.
LaiiKiiiiH-ia,
A. Moon,
, f. Tower.
c. . Aiv-oi, .ir.
Notice la hereby id veil Ibut tin- uudcrn'jrucd
ill lioply t(i (ho iU-,,,.rMbtu CoiinLv r.'titirt of
i;oiU!a bounty, btuta of "regon, ut the March
term of Court, for a liceliku to hell Mdrilouw
malt uil'l vluoua ll-j ui ia ill lefa ialititica than
one HttlJcin, fur the tt-rin of aix months, In the
lownol i.len.lale, in. aceordiiiiee wllh the Ion
goiiii; petition.
II. Wool, I oltu,
i lia i. A VK II,
IV, i,. llr.HNMi-.iv.
DROIT REBELS BACK
Sharp
Skirmish With Mlipinos
Near Camp Dcwcy.
THt CAPItRL Ot C.U0CAN.
Rebel Driven From Their Camps
and Americans Advance I pon
flaloloit.
Mvmi.a, Feb. II KjiIv tivlav Ibe
monitor MonadiKNk and the ruicr
I havleften btgati itreppirg theHs into
the rel-el camp between Calovvaii and
Malabon. The eiemy'a sbnipehooierH
in the j irgle on the American led bud
bosa ptrticularly annoying eiuco d.v
light.solh) Third artillery drove the
rebels out of the pingle at no n. In the
mean im? a lew more i( uur men were
wounded. The loe of the eueiny is esti
mated at fully 50 killed and wounded to
ons American killed or wounded.
5 p. in. The heat today kmcktd out
man more of our men than did the
Filipiuos' bulWts, eopeeially iu the lands
north of Malabon, where the Kansas
regiment was stationed. Fully n score
were taken to the hospital. Tho rail-
roal is now 0en to Caloean,
plies for the troops are being
by ra'.l.
and sup
forwarded The 13a1 tie of Caloean.
Manila, Feb.. 11. 1 :13 P. M.-lhe
following additional particular nvxrd
ing the capture cf Caloean have been ob
tained: The insurgents had been con
centrating for day at Calocui, and Otis
the American commander, dttcimintd
to attack them . Ho instructed bis com
manders ace jrdiugly, and rcj UMte I tho
assistance if the nival for.ei under the
counuaud of IVwey. Maj.r-General
Mac Arthur rep uted tbat all was ready,
aud at 3 o'clock he received th-. (j'l)-v-iog
uietsae :
"Cominondir.g general or.ltrs ou to
g) ahead with programme. Harry. "
lhealta.k legin imruediatelv. 'I he
monitor Monadootk an I the eruiser
Charleston thelltd CaKxan and the
country north o'. it for half au bcur.
MacArthur's artillery also did etl'-jctive
work from a Li 1 in the retr.
At 6 o'clock "cease tiring" and "re
call" were coundel. Trie trojps were
then well through Cilocan ami to the
north of it.
The city is now quit ter aud bueine s is
better than at any time eiuce the out
break of hostilities.
The American loss.-s yea'.erday were
three men kdlel an I wouuJed,
among the wounded being galljnt Lieutenant-Colonel
Uruce Wallace, of the
Montana regiment, and a lieutenant of
tbej Second cavalry, who was shot
through a lung while leading a charge
across the open country. I'hotuemy'a
toss was heavy.
BILLS ALLOWED.
Additional Claims Allowed by the
County Court Jan., Term iSoo.
Edgar Walker, drawing jury,. . . o 00
John McClallend, " " . .. -' 00
WW Walker " " .... J 00
C L Watson, Stale vs Cavite, 8 00
Harry Williams, " l 30
M M Whitlow, " 1' CO
Tbos Shruui, " 1 !A)
James A MctJinui?, " 3 00
Ira li Riddle, " o 00
E B Chapman, jury lis', 3 10
II L Ingles " i' L0
tleo Whitlow, " - 10
OIIBuell, " 3 00
T A Williams, " - 00
A ti Buell " 1' 00
Jno McCul'och, inueet Wilhaun 1 0
DrEVlIoovr, " 13 00
W K Mann, " 1 :'0
J S Ijidb, tetate vs Decker, 3 ij
TAFinley " 1 o
HOatman, " 3o
J S Lane, fitanj vs Weaver, 33
Homer Uatruan " 'i 00
T A Finley " ' -10
C P Knell " 1 70
Clarence Lailey " 1 'M
Tbos Owens " l 30
W P Lady, Mtate va Lei will, 3 43
8Fieorge, " 0 30
W Horn, " 0 50
Jno Anderson, " 0 30
Wm Acosta, " 0 30
TJIiuteher, " Si 80
T 11 Singleton, Htatu vs Durkhai t, '.) 13
Dr E V Hoover, " 4 50
A D Attenger, . " 7 70
DP Fisher, " 5 00
B F Nichols, drawing jury, 0 00
Geo It Kiddie, ' -1 00
( i W Benedict, " 7 00
J 8 Lane, ' 3 CO
PTMct.ee, " l' 00
F M Gabbert " -'00
llli Gillette, State vs Burkhart, i 00
Jas Churchis, " 0 W
W B VanZile, " 1 M
L h Kamsey, " 'J 10
H Xegus, " 8 '0
Mis Harah Kcott, " 8 00
Keuben Maioters, " S 10
.' ert Clayton, " 'J -0
iMarsters, " 'J -0
i I Thompson, State vs Bloods
worth 7-10
W II Joy, State vs Blooduwoi lb, 7 W
Kube Smith, " 7 40
EAKoatb, " 7 40
Thos Howard, " 5 10
Preston Calwell, State vs Ohlte:j, 10 20
T W Billings, " 10 00
.lames Jackmu, State vs Wallace - 40
Paul Zigler, imjuest Williams, 1 'M
S K Sykes, " 1 20
Wiley Pilkingtoii. " 1 20
K L Kidder. " 1 20
Chas Hamilton, " 1 20
Juo MeCnrdy, Iniptest WilliauiH, 1 70
Jxi Min:ird, " 1 7
r T o i " 1 70
WGa.l.Hf, " - 1 70
Win PioUmatt, " t 70
Albert Willis, t 70
Dr K Dutias, " It 70
C V r-iiell, Stale va Weaver U 40
Dr II B Hough, SUto va Scott 10 40
Lew la Marftera, - 12 40
J O W a muley, 13 40
Walter Cowan, " li 40
Mft,-g;e Lorg, 12 40
Wm Pivmnirr, G j uy !' 00
J P Matiln " 8 t0
.!. Clen.ei.t " 2t IH)
Walter B ivlo, Stato va llakin. 8 80
llyman lltn.iley " 12 20
IMdi Ctmrvhili " 7 20
A It IVmw.1I ' A 20
W I. Nichols " t M
I hoe I'l.urchlll " 7 :0
Ja.U Smilb " II 4)
Jiioli.ckley " 2 1.0
lloury Yokum ' 0 80
Jja itoniiivan " 4 20
V. I Kenfio " 4 20
I'has GulcbuH " 18 t'O
F It Wait " : 40
John So till " 80
Ftnma Smitli " 7 80
Maty Smith " 7 SO
Julia Mi.lor " 8 00
F.dwiu Brady " Brandt 8 00
V S Ireland 8 00
GKTrovl " 2 20
F.lmer WvlH " 7 0
Wm Well " 7 M
liny Price " Weaver o t'0
Thos Oaena " 7 20
Claiencj Bailey " 80
K A Findley 8 40
II W Miller, " VanZilf, 11 00
DPFUhor, " 2 20
V C Londou. " 5 SO
II W Miller, Jury List 3 00
V C Lou Ion. " 2 00
K Mellroom. " 2 00
II M Oatuian. Jury vs Ohtheii 0 00
F. DuGas, w it State vs Bnnkbarl, 10 50
E DuGas, " 4 50
John Purdue, petit Jury, 10 00
J S Wi!r, " 13 00
E T Wtxdrt.(T " 10 00
F Won), " 10 50
TJGill.uu, " 1100
W II Olvant, " 10 00
li W Bei edict, " 10 40
E.ISaiy. " 15 20
J.lin Binhop, Sr, 11 40
DTI.-.II " ; f0
M M Bacon, " 10 40
B l ickfor.l. " ! 20
C W Parn.it, " 2 20
li W Bslee, 8 20
David Hughes', " 13 20
I T Miller. " 11 20
! E E Emmett, tirandJttry 13 20
ioilFlook, " 12 00
II II (iardner, " 10 50
U 11 Martindale, " 13 CO
John J Loug, SihI vn cl', 12 80
Win Kichards, " 12 40
Joseph Huffman, " 12 00
J W Wise, " 11 03
ZLCox, " 12 (X)
J T Burkhart, " 2 20
Jaa A Oo. " 10 00
James Pool, State vs Hanks, 10 00
Archie Lidy, " 11 CO
Wm Perdue, 13 00
Sau; Perdue, " 13 00
AbeGilboe, " 13 00
E L Goodriilge, " 10 80
FW D.llanl, State vs Jacob', 0 20
EJ Huston, " ti 0
II W Miller, ' 0 20
Fied Shel'.on, Stale vd Burkhart 0 40
Dr E DuGa, " 2 20
Ella Burkhart, " 4 00
TE Singleton, " 10 00
Fred Baleman, ' 0 40
( ieo Kn.nrr, " U 40
.las Beaslry, " 5 00
II W Mil'er, Mate vs Turpin, 4 HO
V C LonJon, . 2 aO
II W Miller, " Jno Doe 2 85
II W Miller, ' Arringtou 4 30
F W UillarJ, " " 2 20
li W Miller, " Ah May 7 00
F W DillaM, ' " 2 20
Wm VanBureu, " " 1 70
B J Bovingtuti, " Doe A Koe 2 70
WBMelley, " " 3 40
B J Bjvingtoti, "Tipton 3 25
W K Medley, 7 25
B J Bjvmgo:', " Scj'.t 7 25
Bo'oert Me Bey, " 7 5'.)
J C WoiuiBiey, " ' S (W
Lewis MaretcJ, ' " S tiO
Fred Fisher, " VanZile 1 20
A .1 11 II jwh, ' ' 1 "J0
(i A Willie, " " 1 -M
S J Thofton, " " 1 20
J B.-ckley, " " 1 2-1
K C Il Ucliiiie, " ' 1 'J0
Alva Dowell, , " " 1 70
Archie D iwell, " " 1 70
Waller Tulle.-), " " 1 70
S C Eartrum, " 1 70
J C Aiken, " " 1 70
il J Wilson, " " 1 70
li li IJauiian, " " 1 70
Notice.
r. I tso Okh k,
I'.o-ehiirg, Of gnu, Keh. 10, low,
.p-ljy given t f i ut the a'.roed
ol tin- lolloHliia tuMUKhloa hate
l-
i.HlH Ol
l':i:u 1 1 i
Oregon
ilr .
I en it'im tbc Mineyor Ueiieral lur
t-. -mt:
I o. 11 - ti i i'l Ilalige 7 IV cat.
I owiixlili, Jti ri., Kaime 8 Went.
To.-. n,lii, r, H., Kaugu 8 Went,
in U. 'im-Miay, Mureh 15. IWJ, at
Am!
'J rii
Ollill.-,
k a. bi. hiii iiata win w men mi inn
mi l Ui' linn) eiiiliraued therein Hill be
to ' ii try on nml all' r that ilat.'.
J. i. ISKlbUKH,
II. ll'i'il ll, Kigialvr,
Keener.
OJiCU
The Home Bakery
701 Oak Street, Opposite
Central Hotel.
Fresh Uaked Bread Every Day
Pits, Cakes, Huns and
Cookies,
Constantly on Hand.
MRS. B. C0MST0CK,
I'lojn-iclre.ss.
Admlnlstrntor'n Notice.
Ntirti'K Is IIKHKHY tit VKN 'I'll A T IMK
lliiderliiiii'it na aduillillratia ol Ho
eatale t I. H. NlehoN, deoeaae.l, have tlh-d lliell
thial aeeomil with IhiM ounly t'lera ot lunmtaa
t'ountv, on-mui, ami the Hull, t'onnly .'.i.tue
haa IUimI Moti.Uv the ol It ilny ot Match, Ivm, ui
to'elnt k a. m, the Hut for hearliiHoliJ.'elloua
lo 1I amoiiiil kikI tut the aellleineiit ot the
Mine.
Hoochura. "-. J. If'''-'-
I'. K. Nleli.il".
I l Nlehol. Jr.
AilmltiliUinlxt".
AJminl.4trator'!t Notice.
X'Orit'K l! IIKKKItY I
I VKN TIU I'
I UK
late
i ' nn.teralKii.-it a lmlullraloi- ol the
of tanU lla Ni. 'hula, il.vt'i.M'O, lim llh it hl mini
neeoiint with the I'niii.U t'leia l
t'.mnlv. Hi. noil, ami the Hon. I'minly Jmlje h
lle,l Momtav Hie i II. .try ol Man-li. ivu ai v
n ehn k a. in. as the lime lor hvaiuia ot)- lioiia
loaal.l an-iiiiiil a-.1 lot the m-ukmiu hi i m"
ame.
Koaehlll)!. thCKoll,
JiUiiiaiy :i lv
I. ll M.-h. l. J'.
A.t m in U 1 1 ii I.. .
NOTICU FOR ltiltLIC.VII(N.
lto-eiuiv. t!r.-aoii, Ki l. .'. hw.
Nolli o l.lo ivi'V ultrli llial In eoinpllnio t-
wlili Hi,' l.i-wv IkIoih ui Ihea.T ol l oimie-.oi
June :l. Ivs. itilllUil "An art lor I he al.' ol
llmher lamia in Hie Malta ol t'alll.i'iila, t'l
Ron, NeiaUamt V aliliKtoii l errlioiy.
I.KUIii.K W. lillil'I.K
ot Ithhlle. . I'otiiilv ol lioiialu, Mm,- ol iiv
L-.oi. una .! nun in iiu nir.ee n so.n
atatri.i.'lit No i,'.' I. lot-lhe itireliAM. of the H U
i .. M v.'. l i-lloii No. in lownhl No. i
a. Kanwe No 7 W . Kiel n Hi niter i.tool l. rhon
thnl Hie laiol aoiiahl I" more t iml'l,' lor IU
tlmU'r or "tone Hunt lor n-'rh iilitiinl oiitoi.ea
mil,. ,.ll.llh ina i-lnltii to.nhl laiol l' I
the liei:ller ami lic. elti r ol lhl olli. .' at loe
Inn. tir,'on. oil rMiir.!ny, the I 'til .lay
a. .,11 IVM
lie ll a mi-. ltui" .lohi-'li A. Nlioiton,
ot Kl.hlle. t)r. W. II. Cmilh, ol lullarl, in.
Il,'ii Klither. ol lilihlle. Or. Ko-.l Si.iiiI. imhi, o
Kl'hlle, Hi'- Anv Mll.l nil peix.ua llitlin
Ina ailtciM'W ihr aUire .h'M'rlli-.l tiiii.l a i e i-
uiu-Heil lo llle th.'lr elalina in Hila tuhee on or
tn'lore aai.l t lh day ot Afrtl,
J. I. IHtilhil -i.
Jtlllil liemater.
Sum ntons.
IN TIIK i' I 111 t IV
tul'ltr IT TIIK MTATI
I ol tlii'iimi for lloiiiilna roiimy.
W. . Kent, riaiultir, 1
va. I
Suit In i ' 1 1 1 1 1
S. J It- Trine. Harry Trine,
Kll Trine, t:liarle Trine
ami U, M. Haaaell, lal.-n.l
aula.
lo l-orvilo.e
I Mortae.
Tod J II. Trill.', Harry Trtne. I-Me I line ami
t'harlea I rine, alnix e iiiiiii.kI iK'ieiiiUnl"
In Hi.-mime ol the Stat.-ol r uoii ton ate
hi-n-hv rtMUlnil to ai.pear nml anii'r the emu-
i.lalnt III. . I ak'liit you in the alH.re i iitltlr.l
nit. on or iH'Ion' the llrt itay ol t lie lie t ivkii
lar term o( the alo e entitlM i ourl, town, on
or In-fore Momlav. March '.v. l"'' ami II on
tall to ai'lx'ar or anauer I'luhilUt , . ini- olnt
ajralut toll na afon-iaol u ithtn aaoi lim.-, I-
ani ih,rei(. i.liilnllil will afi'ly to I he e-mrt
tor the n'liel il-'iiian.lol In hl i-oiniilnliit n lot-
Iowa, lo-ttit: Kor the lorechamre ot a i .-rtnin
morinatn. eH-iitr.l ly aai'l .l.'l.-ii'latit s. J
ll. Trine ami Kllaheth I rlne III favor ol
lhomaa hrewwii. oil I he ."Jth .liiv ol March
1V.. lo ,-cnre the iMivinellt ot two certain
lirinlory nolo lor Ilie iu"i;r, Kiit'' 'iin "I I 'Jo ii
with intcri".! thereon at Hie rate ol o n wr cent
iar aiiiium troin fhM ilale u li le li - 1. 1 note aiel
leoriiiaiic tiate Nt-D rielop..-,! ami tv. unci to
Hlalntiil, ami hlch inortaiiv.-cnt eycl lor tin
1'urp.i' of ecnrini! altimU'lH'.llnea tticlolto.i
mi; ilevrilieil real i.roianiy, louil: llcuiiiiilin;
at Hie N. W, corner ot s,c. : In T. -.'J s. It. A et
ol NMIIainette M.irvlian. thence cat al-'iuMlie
north line of mini action ;i, l I, lln-nee
soiitii w nl'. theiiee et 1 nl to west line ol
until acetion '.i, thence alnix wil'l line m ro.la to
nlaie of iH-iitnnini:. I'oiitr.lnlna aere. more
leaa. In HoiiKlaa I'onnly. :ate of nnxmi, an. I
upon uhii'h uioriKaire indel'tc'liiesa th. re t" mt
tine the I -lainilll ine ainn ol atii.iuniiu liner
il (rni February .'. IvJ. at the rale of ten p
cent tier annum. Ali I t u nekuo nl I
I'lnintnl eiaita ami .liahurviui nt lieroln ami
(or tuch other relief aa ti toatol lor lu I'lnini
ill' a coinplaiut and aa tin-court may ioIju'K'i1
meet ami fiuitnDic
Thla aiiinuioiia is iitihliahr. .1 hy onler of 11
J. YV. Haimltott, .Imtm. ol arl.l fieirt, wttuli
aiil orJcr la date.! Kel ruary .'. I-".
The tluie !'rrcritetl lu al'l cr.lcr for tin
miiiiiuioDi it otic.- a vuvk or alx iic ka iircccc'l
init the lin.1 ilay of iail term "f curt ami (In
itate of the hnl loitjllcaliou of Dili Mitiiiuoini Ik
Keb, J. l-'.'..
V. W. HKV-OIN
K.'tT Atlorncv ("r rialntill
Notice Kor Publication.
IMtm Si iii' I.iMiOrniK,
KovburK. I'reKoii, Jan. '.T , lr..
Notiee is hi reliy Kix-ii that thn follow mi;
naineil aeltl. r haa lllel notice of his luteiitloi
to make final proof in aupport ot luai Unn, nml
that aaiil rrool III 1h; nunle la foro the Krizln
ter ami Receiver, Untte.l Matea l.sii.1 i nllcc at
K' seburu. "re., mi March 11. ik'.i,
II. 1.1 AM K. I'OI.ASII.
on 11. E. No tut:, for tho . W. i4 N. W. i.see. s
1 p. 11 ti , K. 1 W. lie iininea the follow iuk wit
ne-'fea lo .roe his i.-ontliiiioiis real'leiice tinou
ami eultitattou ol alit lain), I. Ivny Hum an,
ol Ho-eliuri;, Or on. Joint llarker.ofuak I re. k,
nnxon. a. l . iniraer, ol una tii't'k, i 'renoii
John lin'ler, o t'nk I'rvek On-sim
J. I. HKIlKil
J Will Kl'Klali r.
Summons.
T N THE tllll I ll infUTi'K Till:
A of Uri Koti, lor liouslus i ouiity.
S ii -a ii iim It li. rialntill. ;
- 1 A 1 I.
A J. Shi). lev, W. W. fiii.l. y.
Mariraret I. Kolierta, ami J. I I
KolaTts, her liu.sbaml, o. t..i
Mct'arDpl" II, Viola -tone, mi'l uit in K -, nil :
Molie, In-r husbaml, t. IIh i to l'tMeeI,,e
-mitli, umlt'. A. -mlUi, li. i ; aM"it.ai;t
liusbnU'l, A'la Met'aint'lH-lt,
Jaim-a Arthur Met anileli, '
William Mi I aini.b.11, i(o .
MeC'HTDliln-ll, nll'l S.K. A'lnlns
the a-lniinisirnt'T ot the e- :
tab- of Dm hi -. Me uiii.bei:. ;
ileeense-.!, liefemlanta. ,
Ton. H. .McCainplell ami Jane a Aitlmr Me
Ciiiupbcli :
In the Name of the Slate ol (T'K' ii toil nre
hereby n-'-iuireo to apin-ar nml uti'tter Ine coi.i
plaint lllfl uxainsi you in thenloc i nlille.
anil mi or lnfore the first ilay of the uet ri-K't
lar term of tho alaive ntitleil court, until
On or In;Ioi( Momlny, March Jo It", nml If
t"U fall lohiit'carur aii.tcl i.lniiitlirs c,
plaint against y-m, a. iil'-n n'l, ttilhiu .al'l
tunc, for iraut thereof, I'laluiiil tt ill apply to
the court lor tm-rein i ,iei,iiiul 'I in i..t emu
plaint ns folio tt a, tottit: For Ilie fi, u;.;. .sure
III 11 I'.-ltaill lllortliaKe t eellfci be tin; sni'l tie
f. ntlants, A. J. Milph y nml W. vV. nhiph-y. in
fatrif plnlntlir, on tin- 1-1 ilay of i it (!,' r,
I-VjG, to set-in,., tin.-put iiietii of a eert.ilu prom.
Isaury note ft ,r tho -u-i iill.., unit interest
thereon at Hie rate of lu per cent p.-r milium
from sahl ttate. upon tvlin h tin re is uotv ilue
Ihesumtii with Interest fi.ou iei.,,i-r
:il, is'.ia, .ai'l inoitKiiK'- eontt'tini It, .altlplmu
till ftr that purpo'"' the lullou ilut .I-miiI'I
real propt ity, tiewit J t In in lllm k I, in
-litilrilin.s atl'lltiou lo Vom:i,i:i, lu littiiitlns
County, itate of Oregon. Al-o lor a Juihriueiit
for the sum of li.-.m, w hich plnlni III lias tM't-u
(.-oititH lletl to pnv for luxes Hsbt-asetl iiKiuiist saul
moi IK'igetl preuiisi-M, for siieh Hltornev m fees as
tin-coin t stinll hiIjiuIko ri-nHonnble fur tlulii.
titrs i otu ami tlinbnrsi!uii:iita lii-n-in uml ior
miii-li other lelief na in prnyetl f , in sahl eoui-
plHinl ami is the i-uurt may ioIJU'Ik" meet nli'l
MUitaljIe.
1 hi" hii in ii ioiiM Is piiblislit'il In oi.lei of Hon.
J. W, Hamilton, Jtl'lKe of sahl ourl, wiileh saltl
outer Istlateil Him:. .11, lvja.
he tluie preaerllMtl In anul oriler for liila
iitiiimoiia is onee a week fur ! wireks preee.-il-
liiK the hrst uay of aaiil term of court ami the
lute or me nrst iiiioiicatioit ot una summons i
Jan. hi, Is'j,
f. . HE..iir,
jl0t7 Atluruey lor IMulutiir,
Oh, How Thankful
Pain Waa Maddenlnc and Ho do
Had Been Abandonod - Wondor
fui Results of Wurifylng tho Blood.
"A very nevere jtuln tumu in my left
knee, which (jrtjw woi.su uml wniHe, and
Anally a ior'j broke, out hIjmvo tho knee.
It diHcliarKi-d a until deal mid tho iuin
(rorn my thifh down wu maddening.
Large, hard, imrjilo unota appeared oil my
leg. I Buffered In thU wuy for ytara,
and gavo up all hope of ever hting cured.
My wife waa reading of n cuo liko mlno
cured hy llood'ti KarHuiiariihi, and aha
advlmd mo to try It. 1 hegiiu taking it
and when I hud iihkI n few hoLtlea I
found relief from my mifftrlng. Oh,
bow thankful J am for Una relief I I am
stronger thun I have ever heen in my lifo.
I am In tho In-Ht of In nil li, imvo a goo l
iji)icllto and am a new mini ultogelhtr. '
J. J'. Mooiih, Mahou FallH, Mulne.
Hood's SS
jM' hest - 111 fuel Hie Ouo Tl'uii 111. mil I'm il i'.
lood's Pills '.urn nil liver 1 1 If. ;: ciiiH.
they Are
Humify; irnyrr
ENGLISH ID GfRill EXPERT SPEOUKR
Kite I'ht sn imif nihl Hiiiiteoiis, ll Ui.ulualcs fitini Hie tvs I Meillcal l ollines ill the Worhl.
Iiumm nti ntvtl iimlcr tlio l.nwa of I'nlllurultt lar flijo notii
l-:Nlnlllailirl Twrnt c Vratrat.
A part of tho stall of the Knnlish and German lCxpcrt
Specialists ami Dr. Meyers & Co., will make their
regular monthly visit to
ROSEBURC,
lliursday, February 23rd, 1899.
They will le at the McCUAM.KN IIOUSK.
t'NMl I.T ATION A Nil AIIVI1 i: I'Mlii:.
Aiuuiiit tin- Alliuiulat 1'nrctl ljr llic llinillali Mutl lrnnaM I'.apcrl
Mpt-ilaliala are Ilie I'oIIowIuki
liualils His, ax aii1 all ollii-s HIstaM-aot Hie K hliieya . IHs.asea ol Ilia llla.l.h r. t'rlnary tr
Kniis, l.i ter, pUlll. hpine. Ilotiels, Heart, Stomach, Kye, har, fkln ami S.rtea Alan luipoli r
Islie.l It'..'., t, lll.xsl I'olsoii ami K'ioluta. Catarrh, Tetiallllla Coiiauiuplhiu, llroiielilllt, Asthma,
ami .-lie r llnoal nti.t I unit I roulil.a. Tuuion, Ivfotinltiea, Iiisoinnla, Melancholy, I'aialyata.
Ku,ture. lit s. nt, 1 jr. l.p. p.!ii, Neuialula. Kle utnall-in, ntlfl ami -wollm Jolola, Kemalr Com
plaints, lut-itnlina Htnilaii Trouhlea, I'llra, KUtula, Ola-ally. Hlng W orm ami tlolln. I.il.aeio.
tipliini, l oi nine nu t I i.iior Hahll. llea-la, lie, Kryilfelaa, limit, la M orm, HllloiKtieaa, iroy,
".nil stone. Kivcuia. Kierklis, ll!a. kheatls, Cancer, ete , ami chronic IMsrasca Krn.-rall).
I'K VIK KK-i . ru enre Ncrt oils lichlllly, L...I Manh.s-I ami all I'rlrate Hlarasea. Iticlinl
UK e iiitoli'Us 1,!,km puisou, tUt kl) ami pcrmam till)-, ami at reasouahle ratea.
I he Kmjl -li an I lieriiinii Kvpcrt specialists anil Ir. Meters A r... are not only cmprtt nl ami
r linhle, hut nre rcpon-ll'lc, tn'ma tiackt.l hy ample lapllal ami ahty iiiauaaisl
lis.ii'cs tth.ih hit e hiiille,! the skill ol olh.r I'll) sli laiis aiitl l ul.laitulv irlimd lo tleltl (
ooliMiiy ms .ln-in. , ineilioils ami ai'pliauces, are iiulckly nillu,.l ami leastetol l-y Hiea aue
1 tsiutle, :.ii,. ti.j ,a,c the larK. -t au.l U-si equipped iiir.llcul Institution in Amrrha.
Call 011 Hit- lloiturn s,liru tlirjr coiuc. All aillnk- h ..pi, slu.ulil e- the tn
Mi ami Herman n .-.pccUIIts A lnenlly talk, which i aUolutcly m. tiling, I. tmunil In
result In a .real ! ul ol -.o.l. w In th. r trt ntuieiit la taken or lint.
IIOMi; 1'II;h W lulc It s prelctahle In many tiisiatnra In -v a palleul, Hie t.ualiali
ami llcriiuri l.xpcr! S., , lull.tji hate i urcl thuu.amU of K-r..ua hum Ihrv hair neicr arm. If
you 1 aniiol s;-e tin-1I01 lots ttnlo the lionie office lor .jili atlmi list A irier lu rrtanl lo
tour 11. Inn-!, t, h.H.k lor no n ami itoincii atl'l trt nils, on any ilia. a - All I'rer olreiKni
em e nml olli. r 'It niiiia wllh pa Hen la or proapeellio pi Hen la acr.ly i niiihtrnllal.
Tcrniaiiiiil I'rlitN WMIilu Iti-ncli o( All.
THE ENGLISH AND GERMAN EXPERT SPECIALISTS
7JI .Market St., 5an ( ranclaco. anil
THE NEW YORK
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Hi N Y mlR l In 111 NF i-''11"'1 e 'iVKton
1IL Mi I IILLIILI IIIIUUML ami orl.l, couipn-henilte ami rellahle mark
1 r. p .it .il l. 1 hi.. na:, int. m -'.mik -11.111 atones, t li iitliic m niecliaulcal Information. Ulna
tnitcl f.i.l.ioii ariit'lea. I111111. lous pictures, niel
il t . . ry Iniiiil) .
The Uniform
quality of the work
manship in our
clothing is one of
its strong points.
Ivach garment is as
carefully cut and
tailored throughout
as though made to
order. Sec our new
1-all Suits.
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r t v j'
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are the only kind we
wish to sell. They" are
the only kind, we do sell,
and with each pair we
sell we make a new
friend. They are not
only stylish but good
clear through. See our
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