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Newspaper Page TextTHE PLAINDEALERi rubllhU Monday nil Thnradaf. I Tn rL4tXUKALKR N'BUHHINU tO. v.. i. m iuirORi - .. r.iitnf. C. Y. BKNJAMIX, Manager. nbacrlpllon Hmic On Ymr. .... -.11 AO Six Month! , .,.,.... 7S Tbrr Montht... X MAKCIf 1.1. 1HV.. FOR SALC. On Rvooiint or Iho death t( ibv late C. Y. lSeojauiin who wti the onoerolo half io Ureal in lli ri.AiNUa'Liii:, l.io lial( ititrre'l in tlio plant ami iiublic. (ion is (or sale. It a Mia can Dot bo aatii fit torily made o! the lialf It.trreM, il.cn tlie whole if the !aot and nblira lion tll I e for !. Tiio Pl.Ai.ND8M.aii ix tui ice one cf the U-st new-papr ficMi In t-rin. Call on or adiirrw, K. I. Mralfurd, Koatiburg, Oregoo. fvime ol can't trll the tlilivrt tie hvtween lovn anl liver complaint. Mot hahl heauVil men flatier thrtu si'lvoa thikt Ihey ur rl:itnr:isheil look- inf. lh? man ho if alnar harpiru' about other ivop'rs hona Ir will bear tcb tag. Sme women insist on having not on ly the lnt unnl. I nt also t'.e nrxl !o the last. It is hiil t tell whit h is in llip nut gnigsr wmHtvn, the 'emocr!i,t or the iiopulmt part?. n.l now we are to have a collin trufct. Is not that rumiii'X the trim ht.einres in to the ground? In Manila iliey grow two rrvj of to luivo a year, one Kr vhewiot: am! the oilier for miokir.g. If Mr. Aguiunhio of Manila will write to Mr. Guars of Cabs, he u.ay lefro eoaicthing to his advar.t ig. Halt the people in the wrorlJ are un happy lceuee they can't fforil the things which make the oilier ha!f mis'cr abla. A woman eaya tbat wealth aaJ luxury kill love. As we Laveu't eeea any thing lead around our office litely, we don't believe ber. The last free coinage senate has fccine out :t vkiiwnw. It will be long time before this country ill elect an other ol its kind. As soon as the German warships at Manila beard that the Oregon was com iug they discovered tbat they had crftnt business in other waters. Admiral Montop, whose Seet stood op against Dewey 'a guns until l bey were sunk or destroyed, is now in prison on ac count of the fact that he got licked. A man who does not take the Vlais dealer was heard 10 complain the other day that he does not get the late neas, because bis wife is away from Lome. Sam people seem to have a vacuum where their backbone ebou'd be. In some instances the vacuum exists in the space ordinarily occupied by think works. The Utah legislature having adjourned without electing a senator, that state will have to worry along with but one senator, but then they have a represents tive with three wives. Jesse James, Jr., has been acquired of a charge of train robbery at Kansas Citv. You can't get a Missouri j iry to believe that a man haying the name of Jesse James would have anything to do with r jbbing a train. The governor has appointed Joseph D Lee ol 1'ortland superintendent of the penitentiary, L. D. Geer of Marion court ty, state land agent. J. W. Lailev of Portland, dairy and food commissioner L. P. W. (Jaimby of Portland, game and forrestry warden. lioss E. Moores of Salem, printing expert. .We desire to call attention to the pro tessionel card of Dr. Geo. E. Iluock, which appears in this issue. I'r. Ilouck has lately located in Uoscburg, coming from Prineville, Oregon. He comes to us highly recommended as an able and skillful physician und surgeon and an honorable and upright citizen. We uiuit apologize to our patrons, f or the lack of space devoted to reading matter in this issue of the Plaindealek, caused by the space demanded by our advertisers. The rapidly ibcreasing popularity of the paper, has convinced our basinets men that there is no better advertising medium in Southern Oregon than the Semi-weekly Plainukaler. If our friends will bear with us for a few more Isiues, until we can use up the stock of paper now on hand, we will give them the brinhtest newsiest eight column paper published in the state. The survey on tt.o Roseburg, Myrtle Point telephone lino m'u.1 completed thin week and stake ut-ru mt markiug the location for tho io!f. At no ftr distant Jay Myrtle Point will have direct tele " ' .-"- . . t..l :.l .1 ... I phone communication w ith the outside world. Myrtle I'olnt Enterprise. randum circular dated 'Adjutant-Oener- KobSalk: A goo I top buggy, or will I JJJ 'J;0' Jauary is, 8. By corn trade for fresh milch cow. Inquire at. j mn 0 "Majoii-Oesbiui Miikh. I hi. nffirn. "11.(5. ('oIiIiin, Ailjulant-tleiipr.il.'' JAKES AGGRESSIVE. Active Campaign Against the 1 1 II -pinos Will Be Begun AMLRICAMS ABOIT TO ADVANCE 1 he Second Oregon Made Part of tlen eral heaton s Brigade, Seven tcenth Regular Relieving Them. Manila, March 12-11 :U0 a. ui.-Io ill probability the current eek will Bee the beginning of an active campaign on a tenia hi'hfito unknown to the V'il i pinos. For Iho last few daya I here has been unusual activity al headquarter, and there is every indication ol a com plete retraniialion of tie mtiru corps in the near future. Since the arrival o( ibe American re inforcements several changes have been made, the roobl import a ut beinu the ap pointment of a divisional brigade uuder General Wheaton, coneiMirg if the Twentieth nnd Teuly-scond regiments of infantrv, ckht coin panic of the Washington ar.l eevtu companies of the Oregon vtlnuteere, three niouulcd troops of cavah y at d a battalion of light artu lerr. All the troop have discnibaiked. A battalion of Uie Fourth ttgtiUr infantry is already en the 6rii g line, aligned to General Mat-Arthur's ilirieion. The others have bet u hs'.d iu reserve, and are rocanipvtl en the Luncta parade ground. A baits lion il the NruMileeuth iegn lars haa lietw ussigucJ to ptxvtft guard, relieving the Oregon volunteers. Piring a rainstcnu which wx-oired be fore daylight ibis mori.ii g ttie rebfh on the ixtieiua lelt t;rtd tveral volleys ;it the Americans, but without euVvt. Oth erwise ever; thing is quiet. Manila, March 113:10 p. At dajlijilit the lebtl wre caught et liind ing tho ti:tifr.cl.iiiei.H at Cdlocau, and wero shcl.e-1 hv UU ry. Pchultory firicg also took place at San Pedro Ma cati. The United States cruiser Charleston ha telieved the armed transport Buffalo off Frausi'ie. Tue last batch of SpanUh soldiers, numbering SS5 men. iiug a few, who are in tha hospital, were embarked on tbe '.rausport Buenos Ayre3 today. NO INSTRUCTIONS TO OTIS. The General's Plans Arc Not Known in Washington. Washington, March ll. It was posi tively denied in the adjutant-general's office today tbat any dispatch bad been received from General Otis regarding a conference with General Lawton. It is well understood that General Otis is only awaiting the arrival of the remain der of bii reinforcements ti inaugurate an active campaign, though the depig ment has heard nothing from him cn he sat j .ct. The war department, according to its officials, is awaiting with quite as much interest ns the public some definite news from the Philippines, which will show just Low General Otis intends to ctilize General Lawton and bis reinforcements in the campaign agaiust the natives. It has been quite generally understood without official co-lrmation, however, tbat General Law 'on, on bis arrival, will be aseigncl to active command of the operations in the Geld, leaving Gen eral Otii more time for the administra tion duties cf militiry governor. The fact is that none have very general in structions have been sent to General Otis, and the department avers that it bas not tied the commanding geneial'i bands wi'.h any hard-and-fast orders. The probabilities are that General Lawton will take a very active part in the offensive campaign soon to t-euin His training in Indian fighting has pern liarly fitted him for his present com mand, and General Otis is will acqnaint ed with bis capabilities. One of Lawton' numerous Indian soubriquets beiog li'erally truoslated is Toe Man Wbo Gets Up and Fights in the Middle of tho Night." It was his sunrise dash into Siboney that sent the Spanieh detachment there flying to Li Guaeimas, leaving its breakfast on the fire for American troops to eat. The department fully expects L-twton to spring a few like surprises on the Filipinos, and is awaiting news of the field campaign with projiortionate inter est. NOT SAT E FOR TME1. No lore Officers' Families Will Be Taken to Manila. Wabiunutun, March 11. The wards partment today issued the following: "Adjutant-General's Office, Washing ton, March 11, 1WJ. Comnianding uenerai, department ot tue .hast Uover oor's Island. New York : The folio win or caoiegram nas been received from (inn era! Otis : Manila is not a safe nlace for oflii ors' families; great dilliculty isexperiunced in caring for those now here, and their safety is one of the ct ief causes of anx iety. Officers' families should remain in the L otted (states "I nder such conditions, the secretary of war regrets that no moro families of clltcers or enlisted men will be permitted to accompany the troons. Kami Iiph of ofliccrs and all nunroiiiinisBioned oflicers fur whom tiuarters are legally provided win uo periDiuoi to retain (Ueir tjuarters af,i. -, ,. , -., . v .mw ,'voio null fllliuil liutllia UOIIwlli ,CCOrdinir to t), ,,rnviim,. i.. L IN HONOR Ol AA ON RiVM". Resolutions of Re.pect to tltc memory of Aaron Ro.cby Laurel Lodge JNo. ij A. I'. A A. M. Hall of LMirol IaMkoNj. 1:1 A. ' A. M Tollu Worshipful Ma:c, W.irdon and Prcthern : Your connuti-o to whom was assigned ll.e di.tv it pn tar ing the repjit expr.-'S'.v? of the to- lings of the bretliern of ttu lodit, uli.ivo to tho death of our cicr,llo brother Aaron Kose, beg leave to re port: That for uicro t'lun fvi.y ycr A.uiii Ko;e ba Icon n l.tUhful li m o. i-1 nu m ber cf this lodge, tho punter h.Jc of the Umpqua valley. To a large extent by bis cm r ion financial assistant l!u l'i'go c in abled to maintain itself iu its vlcbmiiuh and struggle in iis yoi'h Illiol tu see masonry, ii i-? ho holp.il to e Lib lisb in southern Oregon, to v (um a few inmberi scattered ocr . wide territory, into .t puriul og.u.U.t:on comprising a uieiiilivisbi of ui.un thousanJs, with a Ijilgo in uln.o t eyery town au I vilUio. II I.ycd i. d-t the territory iu inch he U:t-- r settler, grow fri.i i a few hundred ii-iiab Hants in ISol ii.'.j a ret H..tc. He lived to ee i bo ox team by wbivh I. ... I .... . : . -i . uo uiaue n.e uv.u r.; loutonu' lji:r.:-v to the unknown ti-miory oi O.-i-von, tup-r ceueu iy rai.ro.t.i ami v.ectue i.ir. und the trading posts ol the early ti:'ti e i;ruw into thriving cities. no nvcu 10 eo Un giviiuI il;n:n whicu tie creeled l.o ttic !in lat iu with:n the iMtitu.fs ci tin.1 tvc-cui ii if Roeeburg, covered with a ttlely miik He lived to s. o the town h:ch he luid outatd p'altnl, c.rjv i..to ilielcil oi juiui io vregcu, lately his jiulgiiient and irtxially. lleuitdthe poor n nti's fnt id. flu in-. ,iv .u,,i.,.- tresi.d i.tTir i.ip-..,i tj : i, i,, ., He was foremost in every good work that leid.'din !!: l...iUI!.-i .:.!. i . ;i lit of t.UMO.i.i..':. I y. "tie .:,u ,. j :-t ,.n , u; -r.gM tu.t.--. , . li.- .i j-...J.e iv, li-'. t able aud t(' i.il tinmen. in is ivMi- .n: v.i.i'.ii'.ii.i y li meiuticr !-. i wi-.i ! e uii'f.il Othvr kuuM I ,.e U-en ot:?-t. iu lie AV.c.- if, i'ii.i: tt.ii if Ui'. n t lit it.- i i li e b '. r !' ad , ii.'.-l f:at a copy ll.cir-jl be I r .' be-s ui t!ie lami'V .! ,o ii t-lu-i t v.'.r il ct'.'.iiil brother. That our lotle tu tbaped in lit.ui uit.g, and that ihe meuibcis wear tho usuul b.idgo bf uioun.in for thirty d.iy, and a cjpy of this report bo given l the neat papers of our city for publication. J. C. Fl Ll-KtUVN, AmIKK .M.MiKS, SlMOS I'ako, Comuii.leo. iai, Viavi. Ir. J. H. filan p-i i3 local ii re ei)ta tive for tlri popular Viavi retiiuJiee. Any one desiring ai.y of thee iciucJies will pleaso call oa her at bt r li3mo or r.d dress her at ltosct.urg, Oregon. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE fREE. A part of the staff of the English and German Physi cians and Dr. Meyers & Co., will make their regular monthly visit to ROSEBURC, Thursday, Tlareh 23rd, 1899. They will be at the MVCLALLEN HOUSE- Five Pbykkians and nurgeous, all O.-uduaWi ir ...i tlm l,i.- t Medical Cllvge lu t.'u- WoiM. lucorparatcd uuder the Law of California for ss ooo. iCMtalillMiicd Twenty-nix Years. Anionic ttic Alliucuta Cured ly claiiM are llic UrigUt IiiMiain-and all otliea lihc-uhosof tin- gaiu, Liver, Hpleen, tipinc, llimeln, Heart, HtoiniH-li, Ke, K.-i-, -kin nnd Nerves. Also Lnipover lhed Blood, JJIixxl J'olmm and Scrofula; ( ntiuili, Ton-lliiii, C .ii:iiii.tioii, i:roin:liitin, Anthina, i-.au oilier Jliroal aii'l l.iiuis Jnniblcs; Juun.r, Kupiuro, DyKcntury, Ncuralijia, lliii-umutisin, InclU'llns Ovariiin Troublva; I'ilen, Fistula, Opium, Cocaine und Liijuor Habit; Ileiidai'lu.', l 0 tone, Kcmna, Freckle, liiiu-klii-ads Cane i t. MEVtKS 4 CO. eui-u .V'-rvoUH iJi bility, Manhi,.,. u i . I all I'rivuli- Mm?iisc, IiicIihI- oontaKlou blnod poison, iiiickly und ptrinaii' nl! , and ut ret-onuhlo priein flie EoKl'hU and Oi.tiuhi riiy.deluns and lir. Moyeii Co. an; iu,t only co.Tii.etiriil uml relia ble, but.'arc responsible, l-in tl bui lii-d by uiuplu lllneaHis v.lileh liave l.allled tin- ill of otln t oidlnary iiii-.lielm-, mi.-lliodii und uppliain i s, un- i , it 1. 1; suh.lu. , und manlcred by tbeu mic cekiilul doctor. I hey have the large .tuiil he-1 I'niiii i.i d iiie lic,! inslltiillini in A ini-rirn. Call on tliv ItoclorH vlieu tliey tsb ami Ueruittil 'nysii ians or lr. Aleyi-r A Co , ii ly nothitiif, is bonii 1 to re- nil in a Kre.it d'-al ol ; 1IOMI-; Ct'UlvH - hilu it It pref.-iable in and tienna-i l'lijsielaiin Imvc i -uied tl.o:ian.ls ol 1 1 r-.n v. ho.,, i in y bm o m ver K-en. II yon cannot ao the doeloik unto the home olV.ii- ,,r insiion list, A.lviee ill refc'aid l your niliiiciit, book for men or Honien and tieuij,,. on any d., a -.--All l-'ree. l orrekpoml elite and olInrdeulinsH with patientu or pros pee liiv pat; en in sae:.-,iiy i oiilld.'iiliul. Term xaud I'rIveM ivitlilu itt-ui h l All. ENGLISH AND GERMAN PHYSICIANS, 73 Alail.tt St., an I rancisco, Car. SCll idl. RLPORT. 5tatltlcal and Financial Report ol the Clerk. Tho follow ing is llu report of the school cleik hr the past yer as submit, tod to the school meeting Monday : Number of in'iron hetween th ago of 4 and '.) .M :its ol ag- belong. ng in tho ditri.'! w;1 Number enrolled in public school dur ing tlio year ';", Averag dnily a"o i lunce during tln year Number of leaebeis euiplietl ...... 8 Number of teachers boi ling hlo H plomna l's'.imt ! viihio oi school liousti inclu ling giounJs . fll.lHM 00 l'.clii.iAt l able of ii!lit" (nr- tiiture F.stlmated v.u"e of ppiitr.s AuiUOIlt wf I' -.t'.l illi'c OllSl lnX'l house and inn 'tine Avo.ngo Mlliit'.ni. ol ss'iiry p id iu:i!e t 'iu iiets per moi.ib. .. I'.'.tXO 00 I a 00 ti.olK) 00 i'O 00 "T SO AveiiK( mil mit of Crtlul) pnid fo iia! te.icl-er!' per nioiitli. . "T Nuiiite. of in 'iiths lAiight during the year Per cell l of l.ixex vo'ed M'ul levied diltuii tl o ea-, nui!i KIN A M I I- M VllllKM IU lHI'tS. Wh ! aiiDunt tl tel. oil fui.ds in the Im: .It "I .ll.niet clerk Ht tla bfj iniitiig of year $ K5 li'.) Amount nvcived on d'a'rict tAx account "birirg tho jear l',701 02 Amount received from couuty treasurer fiom eoui.ty school !'i . I l.Tlti 15 Am i: : tuvncl fr -.m c 'iinty tre f.r. f lr ' f'ht.t tt-bot I fund i50 St) Atiiii ;i l reiived f. m lirti.ui 10 IX) Aut i'n f it"-, iviil f i it oilier SO li et --S0 i' ui u i i un r e 't 1 ?i.:'n 1G tlst K-eMfeN If. AiliO II t vil '.-r le I' lier., wa.es -f.! . bi 72 Ani'iuiit pa: I i r interest on boiidt'il ill lo':itr-il.i.i .Vit i'O Aniu'.iiit paid fvr ropai'B on gel. col houtfO ami r n. . -.,;, 05 A'ltoui t pa.-.l t ;it l- r i-ool fur:, I -ii-.. II.' 70 A:iivt:.it ' i l I ir fin 1 . 73 S7 A n- ".:r ii : I f it di -tr et clerk's Ncni.i-' 114 40 Am . i. ut : li.l ; .i.i:. r i'2J 00 Auic'int i ii 1 f - r inci lentalH . . 117 12 oi; h ai t ut li no tl uiakii.; this re t 7 IS 37 An Lntcrtainmcrt. tn Tiiu - !.-iy vi"i u;, March Mth, at the ti l Mainiu: i I .1 .' , Abraham Lincoln C:ri:! N -. '.', wi I ',v-i mi oysler supt'el so. ia'; I . i.rsters or r.ik a-i.l coffee will bo tervu-1 for 10 cents. An elaborate program I at been ar ranged, consUting of music, sougs, reci ttiou3rtnd rei.li .jj. A cordial invita tii.'n h est-n'e I t ) a 1. tin - i.iiiihIi and (Jcrmaii l-IiJ- l'sllowiuici Kidiii.-s m lii-am.-i of the biuddi r, Urluitry Or- Jj' lon.i.l Imonmia, ii;luii;lioJy, J'aralyHlf, Htill unl .-m,.u ii Joints; I'umulu Cojiiplulnm, Ol.i- ! y. Kin,; Worm and (ioiter; Tobacco, i j'ii ! :, '.out, i upu Worm, lillloiiMiu', l)Mpy, r. i-n-.. un 1 1 lirotiie Dim ih -s 'm-mllf. rapilul und al.l; n.aiiaved. pli; si. Ian. an-Ut iiblairuly ledim-.l to yield lu ionic, mi a, In, ; le simuM un il.u l:nu p .- (Ii.it. v Jii.-iidly talk, which eii-u absolute I, v. I, ;),. .-1,. ,a,,.,,t H e , r Ullt tinny lii.i.m. i w. ..ieiil. tint Kimlikli " Evil Dispositions Are Early Shown." Just so evil in the blood comes out in shspe of scrof ula, pimples, etc., in children And young people. Taken in time it can be eradicated by using Hood's Sarsaparilla. In older people, the aftermath of irregular living shows it self . in bilious conditions, a heavy head, & foul mouth, a general bad feeling. It Is the blood, the inipu.ro blood, friends, which is tho real ratine. Purify that with Hood's ni-Kiipnrilla nnd happiness will reign in your family. BrOOd POlaon-" I lived In a lrt of tire tor years owing to blood poisoning ttiat fol lowed small ih)x. It broke out all over my body, Itching Intensely. Tried doctors and hospitals In vain. 1 tried Hood's farsapa rills. It helped. I kept at It ami rvai en tlrrly rurrd. I could go on ttif housetops and shout about It." Mrs. J. T. ii iiamk, I'nrbonitAle, l'a. Scrofula flnrsi-" Mv bubv nt two month had scrofula sores on check nnd arm. Ixx-nl applications and tiliyMelntiV metllelne did little or no good. Hood's Snr- sapnrlll.i curett htm ir rmnni'ialy. Ilo Is now four, with smooth fnlr skin." Till H. S. Wsotkn. t-'nruilugtou "JU. lliiod't IMIItrnrallrrrlllt: th non Irrltmlim i"l 'ii,T,'iO',.,"i-i jkiiil,hl,'.',,,l' H nirllUi ECONOflY HARKET L. KOHLHAGLN, Proprietor, lKALt IN Fresh and Salted Meats, I'KriON HT KOSKUftttl OK. Administrator's Notice. Notlit'lk hcrrby given lh.it the iiulrrvi;n"l a- on I he loth flay ol February. I . duly appointed admini-tralor ol the etiale 'l C . Hen'amln. itefeaMil. All p.-r-Hitii batintf i-lalma aicainl laid catate are hi r-Py rtunlnil to preneul Hit- saino pmiN riy veritu- l, tn in aid adiiilulnUiitor al the rtulnd.-.ili r n lin e tn Itoneburv. Douirlaa Couiitv, lrei;on, tvlihln uiinilh- I mm the uate iienin. liattd tlm j)ili tiny oi rvoruary, a. m i- '.', w. F. h:njami.n Adiiiinlntriitor NOTICE. I'Nrmu .-t.itks Land Oi ru K, KiocburK, OriKim, Ftl., 1-'.". To w h oiu It may toneern : Notit t i. heral'T IlM'U that the h s-,ill . I al lorula K allroud Co. has tiled in till olll. o a list ol landa nlluatvd ill Ihe t.,wnsli.i. ili-seriot- bt-lo. and ha." applied (.ir a patent luriald lainls: toat tho list 1" onetl ! the imhlic lur in upectlou aud n.D! thereof by di vrit tne nb divik'.oivs hnii liecil pouted ill a tollvetiti lit plaeu in lln ofiii e, b.r the iuspi rtion ot all prr son Inurn-Bled and the pnblh: Rinirally. iiiiitliof buv Hue and rtet ol WiHannlti Mer. I p. :w, It. I. HIV. .!.',. s.r. i -m ' . s.i ii: i a 1 1 and jmrt . .-co. i ; i i W ' . and pin I id I 1 p. :;, It. N 1 . NW'i , Tp. :i7,"K. Tp. K .'. sV. riW , Bt e. Tp. .'I.. U. 3. 8W1., and N 1 , tx.e Sec. l'J; all :e. V, See. M. Tn. :;. R. :;. I. 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Within the next silly ."lays lollimiinr Ihe date of tlila notiee. orotestn or coutesU aaln-t the elaiin of Ihe Company to any trai l or subdivis ion within any w-ctlon or part of well ill, de neriljed iu the lint, on the ground Dial the saine in more valuable for mineral than for agrieiill. ural piirjioaea will lie ri eelvi-it and noteu lor re jKrt to the Cieneral Uind Ofhce at u.shingto:i J. T. IIKIIMIKH, J. II. 1IOOTII. KiKlst.T. Kecolver. (27110 Notice of Estray. Ono roan wleer about live years old, with large horns, mark, smooth croji off left ear and two splits In right. Owners will please call lor tamo ami Bottlo damage. J. K. Vlb.S0.N, Cutnaa Vulloy, Or. NOTICE I'OR PUBLICATION. Honebiim, Oregon, Fob. 'I, lld'J. Notiee in hereby ill veil that In eoiimlluiiee wllll Iho provikioiik of the ant id UongresH of .lime :l, lh7H, eiitllled "All m l lor lllo Hale ol llniber limdH In tho Hlati-s ol ( nllfornla, Ore Kon, Nevada and WukhliiKtoii 'Jerrltoiy, CKOItliE W. ItlDHI.K of Kiddle, , t'olllily of Jhiiiglaa, Htule of (lie Hon, I. us ihlN iluv liled ill thin officii hlssno.ii slaiHi.i. nt No. I.. r. for Ihe piin huso of Ihe H. W. '; H. W.', ol Si-i lbiii No. nil, in Township No. :n f. I;i.ir4u No. 7 ., and will oiler prool to hliow llial Hie laud Hoiiglil Is more valunblo lor Its timh. i or stone I hall for m;ili nllinul inirpo'eH, und to i-.lablish his lalni lo said laud beloie Ihe CerisP-r ami Iteexdver ol tills olliee ut Hose biiiK, (iregon, on Huturday, the 1 .til (lay ol April, 1WJ. lie uaines sh iviliii'HM.'ii: Joshepli A. horlon, i, I Kiddle, Or. U . II. Smith, ol ihllaul, Or. lien iisher, ol Kiddle, r. I li d Samh ison, of Kiddle, Or. Any and ail peraouN elalm iug adversely Hie uhove-ileserll.i-d lands uio re iin ted to lllo their claims in thin olllce on or iielomraid I lh day ol Apill, ivi'i. i. 1. lilliliCI S, ji;iPi ip-iiisur. 1 1 1IIK IHRKt'T Hot "IKT Montana, litoli, Colorado and all astern Points. Ulien elm to nl Inn latmlli' Mum, lit t'SlliS rACIMC t'.t M,,U Mm., er I; IU t'ltANpi: Mt nle l ines. li nk Ht Ihe lli.iu- i ' j tl.iys In vSalt I.ake j'j il.tys li Denver 3 1 j tl.i s lo Chicago . ) j tl.iys lo New Yurk I'lt'i' Uttliiilnu l luilr l am, tp. lM!st-t il I'tiiirlal HU'VlitM Inra, I'ulliiinii lnlie nirr- iK Ciiih tipvraU'd imi nil tralitt. fin Iiiiilu i Intel ii, 'Mil' apply lo J. T. OIVANS, Itosftmiis. C. O. Terry, W. I!. Coman, l'iv, Pass. Aitl. ticu. Agt. I.'l I liiid M.. I oillaiid, Or. liandsome Strong Speedy 1899 l ittctl with special heavy trcatl (J & J tires, ate I he l est UAriHLUkS and IDHAl.S cur Itullt, The ticst Wheels ever Huilt. New 'i)9,lHp nhir list prices: $40. Fred (20 year pioneers.) 105-107.109.1 1 1 Sixth St., rortland, Oragon. A. C. IMARSTERS & CO. Agents Seattle. Roseburg, - Oregon. THE NEW YORK BOTH One Year for $1.75. 1 1. 1 WEEKLY TRIBUNE et re o:l, able editorial, iuli reiting Nhurt atorleii, Iriilllle and nieehaukal Inforinetlnn, lllot trilled riishioii utl.t'..-", hnnioroiiH pliliirox, and II liolrncti vo and elite rlaliiln to evrr? incrubel of Cm ry fiiuilly. THE HEER Kite jrou all i lout) touch thu village. The Uniform quality of the work manship in our clothing is one of its strong points. JCaeh arnieut is as tarefully eut and tailored throtihou as lhoiij.',h made t order. See our new Fall Suits. jl JOSEPHSON'S lor Oootl, Whole sonic UkKAl), there in uano equal It) the Roseburg Bakery. Wc have always a nieff assortment of fresh riKS, CAKKS, ami COOKIES. Ornamental CakcN to or tier. (Jive us a call. HANISCU k RHEUDE, Proyi. Administrator's Notict. TvJOlU laliru by JUru thai th ng.lmlpMt waa on lh .iilli tla ot January, imJmr anolnldt adiiilnlalinliir ol Ihn Hint ol Jiiih K. MlU'lidl, ili'i'i-aavd . All pranni harlng i-lalini ataliinl tahl rtlaln fc lirrvhy raulrr to prcx-ul the amo properly trrtriM, lo h aid adiiilnlsirator al Ihw law itrrle of A M I ran lord, III How-lung, iMiu-ta Cuunlr, Or gun, within U inuntli. Iioin lh data lirr Dalai Una lath day ol Fvuruarr, Hum JOHN KAMI I N, Adlnlulslialor ol lh I .lair ol Jamn li. Ml tt-ta-ell, ll.fee.. .V. II.FAI $ U 1ULIL Bicycles $30. $25. $20. T. Merrill Cycle Co., WEEKLY TRIBUNE THISGRICAT NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER Pi FARMERS W VILLAGERS. and jour favunlo homo ppf, J In.-' an Agricultural Uopartinaul ol tha hlk tut iin-rit. all Imiiorlaut new ol th Natlnn and World, vomprchcnalve ami rellal.U mark the local hoimi, political and aocial, kvapt jou la illi jronr neighbors and Irleudi, uu tho faro) u8 n Send all subscriptions to the THE PLAINDKALER, Roseburgt Ore. i MENS CliAAP That Hake Fr1nd5 are the only kind w wish to sell. They are the only Iciud wc do sell, and with each pair wc .sell we make a new Jfrieud. They arc nol 'nily stylish but good clear through. Se ottr Shoe line.