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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1899)
fcll I 1 - The Australian fise Im n Xiilahrll. Tbo jwtiplu of AiiKlriiliii inmlo tin m tftke, rojviitiil on n Hinall wrIo in Toron to, of thinking tlioy could )ivo forever by twling lots ninl torrowhijf. Wlien new rmtvlmwr reriaeii to conm with tliHr wivlngs mul lender wnntiil lluir own, it liecnino evli'ent tltnt Industry tvl CKwntial lo romfortubl-i niiiiut entire. Toronto (lloln. RILEY'S JOKES. flip Mnoalcr Pnrt TnlUa Inlrrmt lna Ir n llrporler. Tbo Hnosirr l'oot wnn butty when tho Talis of llin Town man called upou him. lnd ron mine in," ho mid. "Not Ihnt I'vo hfii but dint's (tenernl Ni-w'i atory. Ocnoral New of the Indi- nnpolis. Jmirnnl called on General (irnnt during tho latter' first term aud t wml tho president warrior laughing lrartily. Of run ho New looked as llioiijih he wanted to know the reason, ninl tho general told iiim. Ho raid ho'd just had a en II from nu old frieud who lived in (ialena, Ills., one of hia early day arquaintniirea, who raid ho'd been in Washington lor two or three day, but had been to busy that lio was nu aMo to call upon bia'cld frieud, the president, any sooner, and ho apologia td for the delay. Generaf Grant looked it him in his comical fashion and gravely said: " 'Well, John, I haven't been louo noine!' "You svo, tho visit occurred at a time when tho president was being harassed tt tleath by callers from all directions, who bad driven biui nearly to distraction. "A man who travels n good deal comes to know towns becausa of certain points that are usually entirely person nl with him. Sometimes a bad hotel, sometimes an extremely early train, will stump n characteristic on a town. 1 remember that my old friend Bill Nye was once chatting with Senator Shirley of Maine and remarked upon the fact that ho (Nye) was born at Shirley, in tho reuator'a state, adding that the town bad donMless been nam ed for one of the senator's ancestors. "'I didn't know, said the senator, 'that there was such a town in Maine as Shirley.' " 'I didn't know it either,' taid Nye, nutUI was born there!' Planing flnaetift. A personal nllusion to tho color of tho negro's akin, a retort railing in ques tion tho ni conduct of tho pnrador't sister, and then two savages foaming at tho mouth, their ponchos wrapped round their arms, their bodies bent so as to protect their titals and their knires quivering like snakes, stood In the middlo of tbo room. Tho company Withdrn"P fhiw1 Inln thai anna Heat space, stood on tho tops of casks and at tho door tho faces of the women looked in delight, whilo tho pulpero, with a pistol and a bottle in his hands, closed down his grating aud was ready for whatever might befall. "Negro, " " Ahl- juna." "Mitnto." "carajo," aud the knives flush and send out sparks as the returns do tio an tao jar thA fighters arms up to the shonlder joints. Iu a moment all is over, aud from tho p ta ilor's right arm tho blood drops iu a stream on tbo ruud floor, and all tbo company step ont and say tbo negro is a "valieute," "niny gnapeton," and tho two adversaries swear friendship over a tiu lung of gin. Saturday lie view. STUCK IN THE SNOW. Andhoipoe(weutlc;u",with hii writ For Over Fifty Yearn. As Old asd WillTrikd Kimnr.-.Mri Winslow's Soothing (-'j-mp has Iwn used for aver fifty year? by millions t mother? I r their children while toethiuir, with perfect success. It sooihes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wiuJ colic, and is the best remedy for DUrrhd-j. Is pleasaut to the taste. Sold ty druRgist iu every part of the world. Twenty. five cents a bottle. Its value is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Wiuslow's Sjothinj Syrup, and take no other kind. Xne Clinrclicn. MitiiouV-t Cm i:i II corner of Main and Lane streets. Suuday Service: Preaching, 11 a. m and 7:30 p.m.; Sabbath school, 10 a. m.; 1 A. Walker, superintendent; Class Meeting at close of the morning service; Kpworlh League 6:.p. m. T. li. Churchill, 1'reridcut. Prayer Meeting, WeducS'lay, at 7:30 p. m. O. U. AK.-i-'LU, Pastor, Parsonage, corner Main aud Lauc. I Mini Br.tTUr.KN CHCRi ll-.iu Fonlcr Direct, ouinlay service, at ll a. m. and 7 - J) i. m. Pray. er nice tin?, Thursday evening. Mrs. I.icy M. Ctriir, Pa-tor. r. UKoa-JK s Cm r.rn. Corner Cass and Main streets. Services on second aud fourth Sunday morning of each month and every Sun day evening. Secial services announced from time to time, Kiv. Jjhn Dawson, Missionary. M. E. Cat' Bill, SoL'tu. -Servieeicvcry Sunday morning and cvi-nlUj:. He v. J. T. cotton, I'aitor B rH"Tl'Ht r.i ii-coruer of Lane end Kie lrce(. Sunday service: Pnaehinv at 11 a. m. and T:U0 .. in. Sabbath School at 10 a. ui., O. P. Cushuiv, suinriutelident. Prayer ineetina at .1) W ediicsday eveuius. s. A. UoLolas, Pator. Fib-t CilhtsiiAN cm B H-Comer of Pine aui Woodivard street. Suuday services: Preaching both morning and evening, Sunday school at 10 a. in. Y. P. s. C. E. at tf:30 p. in Prayer meetiag cich Wcduc.day evening at .A). A cord 11 welcome and greeting awaits all. V. A. Wood, Pator. flsnarri nt TravrllBar by lda la Slhrrlst In Wlatfr. Traveling by sledge in Siberia iu winter has its perils, as tho experience nf Mr. Robert L. JetTerson aud bis friends goes to illustrate. The incident is told in "Ronghiug It Iu Liberia:" NYo bad chartered sis sorry looking horses to drag ns on to tbo next stage. It was night when we started. The driv er, maudlin drunk, had to be helped t ) bis seat, aud we set off aloug the r.nrrow roadway at tho usual gallop, which, however, soon dwindled into a mere shuffle through the snow. We had Roue to sleep, aud some hours after our departure Gaskell woke me and said be thought something was wrong. The sledge was at a standstill, aud tur shouts to the yem&hik brought no response Elack darkness prevailed. I bundled out of the sledge, so benumbed that I could scarcely move. I felt along tho sledge, siuking to my knees in the suow. Tho driver's perch was empty, and just then I stumbled over one of the horses, which was lying buried up to its neck. It was clear that the driver bad fallen from his seat, and that the i horses had wandered from the track. llie poor beasts were ftuck last, and a closer inspection showed oue of them to ho dead, literally frozen to death. If we would save ourselves from the same fate, prompt action was necessary. lue other horses were ueurlv sue cumbiug. They lay flat on their stom achs aud nibbled at the suow. We cut the dead animal adrift, and, using the spare rope as whips, wo stood on either side cf tho living and lashed them till our arms ached. At length they moved, aud by pushing and pulling we got the sledge turned. Then, step by step, with much nouudenug and many falls, we began to retrace our way. All tuts in pitch darknes:! in a raw, cold wind and in inouicutnrr execcta tion of ouo or all of tho horses dropping dead. Jt was n terrillo experience, but we regained tho road and finally rt ached the village. All our goods are new and of the latest styles. No shopworn goods ou hand at the Coes Store. rorune tone and high grade piano get a Need ham. They speak (or them selves. It does not take a cracker jack at a big salary or a paid musician to eel them. All we ask is to look at the in straments, try the tone yourself, and you will be convinced that NeeUhams are the best pianos on the market, except Chickeriog or Steinway. For reference see O. F. Godfrey. A. C. Marks, or I. H Riddle, who has jus'.' received at his home a beautiful ono in figured mahog any case, the prices ol theee pianos are the most reasonable for the quality of goods ever offe J in this city. I can also give you inside: prices on anv make of piano, ('all an 1 see T, K. Ekiiakusox, Rosebnrg, Or. n.jj. e also nave in stock some new and second-hand pianos second' hand $00 to $173. New 2C0 to $300. DANGEROUS RULES O tTIQUEIlf Tmtlnc In Nw Metleo I I rauglil V ila Narny Dimrultlra. Tho man from New Mexico and Ml friend stood, against tho bar iu ono tf thr paint ialanlooti of I'hiougo, Tho (tit ponsc-r put out four glasses. "Whero'a your boc-swax?" nuked tho New Mexico visitor. "I'm not on, " responded tbedispens r. "Never tend bar iu New Moxioof ' Tho dispenser soid bo bad ne' er had tho pleasure. "I'loasuro nothing. 'Tniu't no plor.s uns i in leiiin you. it a much at n man's life is worth, lint I koo yon don't arey about tho beeswax. Well, I'll tt II tou how they drink in New Meviov There's only oue thing to drink, that's whisky liquor, see? Tho bavte-nler sets op ono gla-w. Ho ain't got iu wbolo lot of glasses lik yon. Ho just sets up cn big gins. 1 h n ho takes out his livs wax, and ho mark the gl'.i. for fs many (IrinkH as thero aro drinkers m tho par ty. Say there's throe. Ho pnts two bees wax marks on the glass about so f.it apart. Then bo tills tho glass with lie nor to tho rim of the pUss. 1 he first man iu the party drinks down tot lie fnt Invswas mark, apd the.i ho pasMi the gbw'S to tin' next man, and lioilt lnks down to the second loewax mark, nnd the third man thinks to the bottom of the glass. It ain't safe f r : man to g. View Ins Invswax mark. A man in Nev Mexico who'd do that von!.'.:;'l live K'lig enough to send hi;' wife ; d; in ree.aest. A New Mexico man inilit rul ii stagecoach, but he wouldn't drink below his beeswax mark, liot suiy wa ter?" "Oh, yes. i'leuty i f water." "Well, s-.'t 'crop. And if there's any thing extry for it I'll pay the cost. Say, this is the all firedest town I was ever In. Tho idea of settiu up four glasses for two meu to ilriuk outeu. I reckon thero ain't another town on earth where uch stravaganco is seed. " Chicago Ecrald. Siioil t xilauat Ion of tirip. Medical writers make it clear why grip is so fatal. They tell of hemor rhagic and jiyiciuic results, with puru lent and gangrenous inflaiumatioii of tho lung tissues and frwiuent metastasis to other organs. lne c;ve of liemor. rhages aud hcmiitouuis in the muscular tissue, parenchymatous bleedings and blwdiugs by diapedesis, i.ah;-meningl- tis hemorrhagica interna, is nieiitiouctL lu many cases there is hypcni-miii of the pia; also meningeal infiltration and sup purative meningitis and hemorrhage into the lateral ventricle ami very fro- oueutlv lok.r pneumonia. St. Loois Post-Dispatch. J. F. BARKER & CO. Want Your EGGS And BUTTER. H. G. STANTON DRY : GOODS CON818TINU OF Uilii's' Press (hk Is, Kibbess, Triutntlk, Lacrs, ttc., Etc. ALSO A TIN! STOCK OF- HOOTS AiI SIIOI Of th best quality sad Inlsh. GROCERIES Wood, Willow anJ tilsss Ware, Crockery, Cordage, Etc. Aisu un hn 1 In lt- qusDtlti anil t prks lo suit the timn. Alw a largs slock of Custom -Made Clothing l-o- Choice TEA Call at Stanton's for "I,. P.M' LIVE fD LET LIVE! I'nilerlhe sImivk iiioMii I will mill tmilhmo In snrvrr tor all 'Rrili-a iIihIiimr hit as llmn n. an iiiilni-rr 'r iini'nr. M rhi'' will W n-sinalli mi t mv uik (nni.iiilivil. Am sits a Nnlarv I'uhllc. Aililivs im mi Clini'laiiil, lunmlm i d., or. Wll.l. I. III.VIXtN. 0.R.&HCQ PKIAIiV Kir TIMI! SCHIDt I I S I nun I'orllauil rM Mall , Silt lake, iH-KM-r, H. Worth. Oinnlm. K an- ( H 1' ill. , m Cll, Hi I urn., I'liU'iilto anil Ka.l. ; AHK1VK K nun Mail .n a. in. Sim k a lie Klir i .m. S p. in. W alia W alia, sinikaiie. M I KiK-ti pol I 1 I'aul liiiliilh, Mllwaukre, I lili axn ami t n.l Ocn 5lramh ia All Hill ilnli'H k.il ' )M-t lo t-liauiti. for San t tarn li o -Si.ll lii' .1, S, I I, l .;!, 'A. i Siinkano KI)or IU l i a. m. I 7 i.in. p. in, Kx. Sun, lay Salnnlajr IU i.m. l o Alaska -Sail Id-pt IT. Columhla KUrr Mramrr. To Atona ami a) -l.ainlliiKa. NOTICE. W lial ll a. When lirst ve wire at Abiugtot' writes v.. It. lo lann m las r, minis ccnccs f Irish life, a pia.-aiit girl eamo tvo it three times to the rcetorv with a bare nnd otlur game for s-alo. My l.i ther. wishing to ascertain w net ihi s!.o came brthem hi.nestlv, asked In r v. n vo s'.ie got them. ".Sure, your rivi rii.-.-e taiil she. "mv fatlur is roacher tr Lord Clare." A 1 in.iui ial ( on p. "Yon don't mean t- s;. that yon lent bticklis yor.r umbrella.-'' "Yes. Aud it was icoiiviny to CO it. It saves mo the J'3 cr nts n (lav Lo ruwd to borrow." Vr.shn.gtim Star. Notice is hereby given to the public by the nndersigoed that I do not allow dead animals to be buried on my prem ises, at Rose burg, Oregon, or garbage dumped thereon or sand or gravel taken therefrom, unless thu party taking sand or gravel first contract with me for the right to do so. Tresspassers will be proeecuted at1' cording to law. Aak-ix Kose, Roseburg, Oregon, .March 17tb, 1S5, I n;i:'Mi:k--I.imi,i m k, K. m i -.irt! xiennii, lKvcintH-r To h.: a ::i.o ioll t-rn: Nitti. r li-r. l.y Kocll ttwil tin- llusnl t Iuk'1 laii.l r.'nniil-..miii'ni ol the Mate ol Ore Hon. ha. i. n-,1 in Uo.. ntlice a li--t ol lauii!, rilu atel ill ( I l - I' i". Mi ip n (oi low SH ' . .! N K ' , .1 See. I 11. SI S . 15. West. ana rn- 11 ! 1. i i"r sni feit-eieil Itie .tine thai iiit- i ii u the public (or hisi.. elin anil til !-', t Ii,-r. . -I l.- ,lerrlptl e MIImIi, l.tolm. h i-In i: !: a in a i nin . nu in plm e In thin iiim ;..r ii i' in.pieiioii ol nil in rsoiu lul"retil aiiu tii- .'.l.:ie 't nirally. i;li:n the tie it Mty ilays tollou In-' I he date of ll.i- no::ee. proleta or e.'Ulel ii.iln.t the -tin el th' -ai'l I iiiiiim-. toners to anv trael or .utl . within tiny -eetioti or part of ee linn. 1 . :.'.! in lite li-t, on the L-riinit that lite -.one i ' . th v aluahii' tor inluvial than for aune'tl'.tirai purpi'Si , ni.l he rei ene.l anl noli 'I tur n pott hi the l.riurtil I ainl (Min e at Vt ailui l. J. T. ItKII'GKS, .1. 11. 1IOOUI, Ueni.ter. Kiiiivir. ilMin 1VI. C'aro llros. inlorm their patrons they are in receipt again of (.'lark's ' Cotton. Same old price. that ;'Xil Viavl, Viavl. Mrs. J. II. .Shupe is local representa tive for the popular Yiavi remedies. Any one desiring any of theee remedies will please call on her at her home or ad dress ber at Uoeeburg, Orrgou. AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS. WE ARE ASSERTING IX THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA AND "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR TRADEMARK. 7, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyannis, Massachusetts, was the originator of "CASTORIA," the same that has borne and does now bear -f on cvery the facsimile signature tCZffJUcAc wrapper. This is the original "CASTORIA" 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 the fund iou have always bought on the and has me signature of C294 wrap lr. No one has authority from me to use my name rxcept MwQhHm8mU' Which CIm' 11 Fktcher is Resident. Do Not Be Deceived. Uo not endanger the life of your child by accepting ft cheap substitute which sonic druggist may offer you ,.-v.vu ..i. luaivub a icw more pennies on it), the Now is the time to save money by bujint; your goods at the Roseburg Novelty Cash htore. Iu buying three pairs of shoes you cau save enough to buy anoth er pair. Jn clothing we cau eave joii from 2 to H on a suit, t ail milliiitry, cloaks and capes, all sold at closing out pricee. Absolutely closing out. Call and be convinced. i ti st i rts 1. mi (irrn t . ItoM-liiire. Un Eon. laiiunrv in a ri.M.t it may loueein: No'.iee l In rehv etietl Unit Ihe Oregon .1 ChII. d rnitt Ktnlroit'l (.'oinpHity hai fllr.l in thin olltee i. -i in iiiini FiiiiHiiM in llie iohii-Ihi ile riM'l l.elon. ami liafapplle,! for a i-ao-nl t..r miI laii ls; that llie li.t is om-ii t Hie t.ul.lle fur ii-l'eeilon a:nt n ropy tlienul Ly ile-rm.th e ii-li iioii, has txeii tiotleil i.i a imu enieiil 1'lni o in thu otliee for the itmpvi-tioii of all per ils iuieien ! ami llie piihlie generally, to m it: .-.iiilii of La line and U ,,f Will. Mrr., i)r :i: I nu mho. ",!, Hmiiki- 4. all of xrrtlonn u. II. 1 :. I ', 1" SI. .'!, -'"i. S7. :". :!1 ami :! ami the si I . ::; NK' . ami si, of see. n; ml, 0( xk1. K , NK1 .. XW Si ami Ij.ta 1, '. a. I. ft. ti. , In. II, 1.', 1.1, II, l.i. l. iin l 17, of .see. u. is illun the n.'.vt si ty Mayn following llie date ! i!n notice, protista or contests scalii.t ihe a : i nl llie loinpany touuy trai t or nlxlii n i'.liio any eelion or part of n etlon. ilo 'I ID un- ll-l, oil llie Kruull.l llial llie -anic : ore ', a.iisMi' for mineral lhan for asru n'.t ii piirajes, u ill tm reeel veil and noieil for ie- i-ti lollie Oelieral I.aml uflnc at S anhiiiKlun u. i. . J. T. BKIIx.K KlClal.-r. J. II. HOI1IK, j Jiio Kerrnr, Notice For Publication.! I'MTKi) States Land Offii k, Kum-biirir, On-xmi. leo. '.., lS'Js c is hereby irivru that the- followinir I i tler hail fllr.l notice of his Intention " Una; proof in tupport of Ins claim, ami ai l pron: will bo maeil before the Ki tinier K' i river. I uileil Mates I-aml (nin e Ij'ir,', Un iiaii, on Jaunary .'II. ls 'J, viz KYilMi Ii. I'MWKI.f.. - H. lC. No. l i for the lots No. i;, Taiiil -I. I'. .M S., H. 7 west. He nainen the ?nn; witneH.e t prove liiseotiliniioiiN rei- hihiiji iiiiuu ami emulation ol shkI laiel, vi J . H.I litvtoii, of Millnooil, (ri eon. i C. l'ow II. ol Milluooil, Onrroii, il. !. Killer of Kel Orek'oii (j. ii, Inmiuiek, ol HoaeburK ur-'Mi. J. T. IJItlllijKS u-'-'. Kegister, A I. in, Kx SiilHlay 7 a. in. Tnra.Thiir. lint Sal. ii a in. Tur.TInir. ami .sal. I.v Klparia Pally. Kxisj.l Famnlay. ' "" W. Wlllamrlla Hlvrr. On ion l ltv, NrnlM-rK, Xaleiu A W ay I ami its Wlllamrtir and Vam. hill Hlvrr (in-k-on l ltv, liayloii, ami ii ay ljunliiiica Wlllamrde Hlicr. ronlamt lo t on allla lint ii ay-ljiiulliits I p. in. A p. 111. i p. In . Kt su inlay 4 :ai p. m. Kx sumlay :i jo n in. Moll., We. I ami I'll. 4 .'.II p III 'I ilea. I'hnr, anil Sal .tflik ttlirr. Itiparla to I Iston. I, towl.lnn n.iiv tl.lj.1 Kriiloy II. lit' Ml, III' MX, (iativrat rassenger Agent. O. M. tk ft. Co., I'urllniKl, Oiriou, I II Bf. THK 1MKKCT ROl iKTi) Montana, Utah, Colorado and all Tastcrn Points. Lives iho.ieot two laonle ronlr.. via the I MON I'Al'IHl' Kast Mall l.lnr. er tho lilOi.RAMiK Senile I. III... ike I ook at the limv i ' days to Salt I z): days to Denver 3,' j days to Chicago days to New York rt-e HccllnltiK C'liiilr tins, I p IsolHlc-rt'U 'l'oiirlHi Nlf-iliiK Cars, Iulluiau lalncc Hlcrp iiK Cars opc-rnlt-sl on nil trnliin. J. C. O For Inrllirr Informii'lri' apply lo V. (1IVAN5, Ajrf., Koscbuig. Terry, . II. Coman, I niv. !'. At. i;, . l.'l Thint si.. I'.. ulun. I. dr. EAST AND SOUTH - VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE oniiK Southern l'aclilc Co. Elpr. trains leatn Pi.rtUnil Jaily. houih Norm f UU r. M. I l.v. . I'otiUnil . I, I 'I .11 i 00 iv M. l.r. . lOMM'hnn l.v. I.' v r. u li . st. I Ar. - Han HranrSurn l.v. I a nu r. Abnvo trains stop at all urineinal lnll.nip between l'orllainl ami nalein. 'lurner. Marlon. Jeflerson, Albany, langeiil, Slieil.ln, Kaiser, llarri.burir, Jiinrilon l ily, Kngeiie, ollaite l.r.ive, Oram, iiaklaml, ami all alalloui from Roaiburg lo Aslilaml inelusivr. It oar k ii rt; .tall-)ail-. :X4. at. I i.M r. H. I.v. Ar. I'orllainl Koaebnric Ar. I l.v. j I i r. 7 ,W A. M Imoiu A ioZ the most complete stock of hardware. If you are interested in Harb Wire fencing buy the WatikcKan." Ucst and Cheapest in the Mar ket. Churchill & Woolley. -v- o lv -lv u-o cv ty tp OO'OO ocmiki -oooo-o his is the Place to Buy Groceries. A full and complete assortment of all goods usually kept in a first class grocery. Everything offered (or sale is fresh; and sold at very reasonable prices. Wc have a very choice stock of canned goods, iucluding both fruits and vegetables, to which we invite your special attention. Our line of Olives, Gherkins, Pick els, Sauces, etc., is also complete. We carry the largest stock of to baccos in Southern Oregon. C. W. PARKS & CO., Grocers. KRUSE & SHAMBROOK, tlKAI.KHH IN ALL K1NUU UP 511E10FW GWISlPlliSIS FIME TEAS AMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY. ALSO A ri'I.L LINK OF TOBACCO & CIGARS. dl h i it i.i ; I S A litlAI.. iii:i.ivi:kv. duo liiHir Houlb ol P. O. W rlllKU. OKKUON, ;; a: t l.i f.iil.i mini Mi '.. lis iuiii: iioi ri:, PullmanBuffet 8lecpcre AND i:to.ii,.HN m.i;i:iij i aiih Atlacbei lo ill Through Trains. West SicTeDivision. Ilctwccn I'orilaud asnd C'urialll. Mall train dally (exi ept Humlay). Real Estate Bought and Sold m ja m mm sim. Parms. large and small, to Rent, AND IMMKDIATH TOHSKSSION (ilVKN. Stock Ranges, Timber Lauds and Mining Properties, rune and Hop Lands of best nualitv. in choice locations. in quantities to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable prices aud easy terms. Inquire of 3D. s- k:. buiok, -,. a"a ;aiai aaty, Ovtsslun. New 7:30 a. II hia. I.v. Ar. I'ortlaml Corvallls Ar. I l.v. I U) r. .i) r. At Alban anil Corvallls raiinirl with train. Ol urugou Central 4 hatern railroad. Ei press train dally (except Humlsjr). Arrivals. Balm of Figs. Auy oua wiebinij lo purchueu "Culm of Figs" csn lo so by callinu on ir CA)2 Cans 8t., Hoeeburg, Or To the Public. On and after tbis date, I wieb it under etood that my tortus for all undertaker's goods are cash with tbo order. I find it iwpoBBible to do business on a credit basis, and belive that I can do belter by my patron1 and myself by selling; strictly for cash. I'. Bknkdicjc, Undertaker. Koseburif, Ore., April 12, 1805. Ill- v. wjiiui even lie does not know. The Kind You Have Always. Bought" BEARS nfc t 'JNATURE of Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed You. Tin ccmraua ceamn ... T unaar riser, nsw roaa eitr. BOSVVELL SPRINGS On the S. P. K. R. Douglas County, Oregon lii'iOl. M. 7 1 P. M. H 30 f. M. I.V. Ar. l.r. t'orilainl -- McMlnvlllu Itelejieinli'iieo Ar. l.v. l.v. a r, a. m. h f.'l A. M 4 .'ill A. H. Ilireet coiitiei tion at Han Kranelseo wltli no. cMental an'l tirieiital ami I'nrilie Mall sti-am- slil, linen tor JAI'A.N ANU CHINA, r-ailing I uaie on ainii:aiion. H. BvUAn I.KK. (.'. II M.IKKI . M, Manager. (J. K. A Fau. Avert. PORTLAND OKKdON. Kales Hint tiekets lo Kintern iiulnts ninl Kil- iik-. Also JAl'AN, CHINA, HONOLULU anil I nlKAl.u. ( an lw olilalneil Ironi I.. U. l.i INDUS, lloe roi A MOOHK, Ticket Auent, or V. C urx. Tongues aud Sounds, Spiced Herring, Whole Codfish, Salmon Ucllies and IIOTKL constant ly (jpen for recep tion of guests. Water cures Rheu matism, Dyspepsia, Kidney aud Skin Diseases. ' The Unfortunate. Dr. Gibbon J WOODWARD THE ROSEBURG DOCS Uje ALL COMPETITORS! Wo are always in tho Lead, and mean to keep there. Pickkd Salinou, Pickled Herring, Smoked Herring, Mackeral, at onocoooo MRS. N. BOYD. .17.- - ' L v tAiajaiWiiS. ol This onl rellalilo aud the most suceriulul Hiicclallst in han Krai clueo. Mill ooiiliiiues to euro all bcsual aud Seminal Ulseisc such as (jonnurrnici, illeet Stricture, Ayph Ilia In 7..1MV ECONOHY HARKUT L. KOHLUAUtN, Proprietor, ijKAi.ta in Fresh and Salted Meats, CKoON bT K0bUL-KU OK. acises, Nervous llebil. itv. Impolency. beml. nal Weakness ami Loss ol Manhood, mo r.onhu- iiiienee ol m-II ubuau anil excesses iroliieiiiK tho lolliiWliiu K) iiiitoinH: huliovv i.oillllellilliee, (iiirk "li ninler thu eyes, pain III tlm m ail, mixing in tin- mil, Iohk ill eoiiliileiiee, illlliilenee in Hp pioai liiiiK kIihiikitk. pulpilulloil ol Hi" lieiut, weakni-Ks of llie llinhs an'l liuek, loss ol memory pi m I'li-H on llie lace, coiliilm, coimiiiiiplioii, etc. Kit. 'iiiiniN naa pracuccn in nan rrancisco ovi'i llnrly eariani those ironnlcil slionlil not (mi lo l uiiKiilt li 1 ii ami receive the lu ni lit of In- L'M nt Lill ninl experience. Tlio iloclor cures uli.-ii ullii'i, lull. T ry lilin. Cures gilarunleeo. I'. r-.Mm eurcl at lioine. l.'hirKes rennoiiHblo, l nil 'oi IV I ile. iii i. K. i.niiJON, 625 Kearny H. tjiii i'na Tho (iulilun HarveBt is upon us, snd farm. or aro smiling liecauso Woudwiid loins to tlioir interest. Full Trimmed TEAM HARNE88 Those are all Leather and Warranted, SADDLES At HttJuoed Prlcea, IC Pill IViNT.mMa. IHucccssor to 0. W. NOAU, General Blacksmithing AWI aKa lIOKalMta. rROTTINQ AND RUNNINQ PLATES A SPECIALTY, KEI'AIKINU OK Al l. KINIih iuiiui-ti v rinNir Hliuis ou Corner WuHiiluKtou aud Kane UoacDurir. 309 Jackson Street lias added to his stock of Hardware, a fine line of Coffee, Tea, Uakinjj Powder and all kinds of Spices, Cocoa and Chocolate, 1 ohacco and Cigars; Sugar and Salt. New W. ii. WOOD WA III) Kioods. New Prices. (insult your (lurse and be aura and Woodward before buying, see isto, tai