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ggiK1. rr. iu M TUP DI AINinPAl PPik'or In n utl.r capacity, slnrsilb. lubiiih.d Holiday mi TburtJ;. Br Tni ri.AiSUKAi.KK itbi.ihiijn m, K. V. SIKA1K0BU. 0, V. hKMMtlS I ill lot. ..Manager. Mubacrtplloti Ou Vear. m SI Month Tlirra Months- I i Ruin. .11 MAKCII 20, iS'.i'.V FOR SALU. Mil aivoui.t ol I lie ilsMli of tlio late V. Y. ltcnjamin lio was the oancr ol a ball internal in I lie l'l mm ai i.k, hit ball interest in tin? plant and pntdioa lion ia lor a Ir. II a rale can no I satisfactorily mail ifilr halt .1. Urol, Hit 11 l!it liole v( l!it p!ail and -iiMii tiou ii! If lor fair. Tiir Ti ,m.pk vi vr oi'tui'ica 01:0 of t lie best nc'Hwr fioKit in Ornron. Call on or aJi!rvsa, K. U Stra'ford, Kiwlmig, Oregon. And row Jui'gra Seblbrevle and Tu' tin aie helping the nittor ot ibe ri.Ai.v iikai.kh to "hoar ihe while man's hnrri' en." A Kansas edit r it eo bitterly opposed to ex tv.eion that he left liit wife in a hnlT a abort time ano. le-anse sliu give birth to taint. O. H. Allen hut retired from the Towu Talk rnblifhirg Co., and Geo. C.Stan ley, the lormer proprietor 01 the paper, bat again djnned the e.litorial and man agerixl iiarnoss in ropjum lion with T. Y, Kerhaw. An bonest inTettigation will couviure any fair nac Jed man that tie last Ore gon legislature passed more good laws and repealed more hid or lifeless ones, than any legislative body which has met in the state for many year. Ilia reported that Hov. Heer will ap point a physician .'or the sildit-r' borne, to take (he place of the present one wbo il a dtracaratif at txn s a suitable old soldier t-iijticuu can t? found. At the salary it now fioO per year it ought to le an easy matter to tiiid one. It ia reported that a certain prominent republican in Donglaa couuty, bat prom ised to ute bit iofiaeuce to keep three or four democrats in office under the 6tate and national administrations in return fjr which be has the proruist of democrat votes for hiuieelf lor otlice at the next election. If this report should be found to be correct be will fiuj that it will be votes at the convention which be will need, iucead of at the election. The great evil ol legislation iu Oregon it special legislation. No two cities have the same charters. No two coun ties are goverened by the same laws. The game law is one thing in one coun ty and auotber thing in another county. The road laws, assessment laws, and in fact almost ever law, no matter bow important ia made to apply i3.fIerdt.Uy in diffeicut counties, according to the ideas or whims of the senators and repeseda tiues of ibe dillerect counties. Oeorgo Dimmick has just rtceiytda letter from a friend on tbe Vucon liver, dated Oclober 13, lS'jS. He writes that be has a position as ship carpenter on a steomer which left Lu son for &t. Mi- chalis, on September 23rd and was froz en iu on its way down on ths 2nd of Octo'.-er. The writer tU'.es that Le ex- pecte to remain frozen in until the mid' die of Jane 01 this year. Think of try ing to navigate a r:ver which is froien np from the 1st of October until the mid dle of June. D. H. teet is in receipt of a letter from bis sister, Mrs. Anna Webster, of San Miguel, California, in which she writes of the deplorable condition! which exist there caused by the con- liuiH'i urougui wlicu sun prevails in that part of California. The crops were almost a total failure during tLe seasons of 1SJ7 and 183S, acd there it little Lope lor a crop this eetsun. She states that if rain should come soon it would make feed for stock but that it woulJ not save the gidin crop. 1'matn.ial failures are freijuent and ruia scares the people iu the face. The Northern Pacific railway hat is sued instructions to its agents, that commencing March 21t, and ualil further notice second class tickets will be sold from Eastern terminal to any point ou the Northern I'aeitie lice west of LitMe Falls at one-Lalfo! the lowest tirst-class rate. This makes rates to Portland and Bound points f 25 ; Pendle ton aud Walla Walla, 124.50; Spokane, 22.00. This places all points on the N. P. line on an equal footing and will be of great benefit to the Pacific coast as it will give Eastern people who are weary of ths cold -w inters and dry summers of tbe Central and Northern states an op partunityto visit Oregon and Washington audsee for themselves the many advant age of soil and climate w hich are to be found in the great Pacitij Northwest . ibe Ikjsetiurg Kbviuw is u.aking it- at-11 riuicaioua uy us pert-latent attacks upjn tbe I'LaisbiALBu. alleging that he i iu Roeebtirg editing his paper and at the tame time drawing I per day and expentet for services cominitsioner to Alaaka. The death of Mr. benjamin, ni associate, rendered it im iterative for him to return ome from Alaska on a leave of absence to lojk after tbeintef eats of the paper, hence, the criiicisms of the Review are both unreasonable and irrelevant. Myrtle Puiut binterprise. Tliauki, lirotber C'jiinor. The facts r that thejeditorof the PtiisntvLtB bu not eithoi diiejlly or indir. c!ly charged, claimed or lece'vsd from the cut government one cent for services or l-i Creek, while splitting wood. Dr. Honk )c... NHrvico as com mi iniior to Alas- was toorA Ukn lb. Iroubls to daojr the silly cbargea pum itied in m Ksviowiorms rsason that iti alitor bas luch rrputa lion as Wicksd, malicious soJ notorl out liar, Jtbat no on any loogtr pay ony attention to anything b. publishes, and lor the fuMhur reason that t( a pub lic ofllesr aliodl.1 takatli Wins to ans wer every Ha tbat is published by such papets be aouUI have uo time lor any thintf rise. The Keview, in pnranaocs of itt con teaiptiole policy of vituperation and tlander of all iwiblic officials who do notagiee with its aocialiatic and anar ch itt io Ideal, greedily publishes col umn arid a half of fait aud elanderout charges reflecting on the official character of Comraiewionera Sebl brede and Tuttin, now locate! at Skag way and Wrargel. Ve detire lesayin defense of Judge Seblbrede and Tustin that tbert ia not one particle of founda dation in fact, for the absurd charge, which the Review to gredily puhlithe. While' we taw but little of .fudge Sebl brede during onr visit to Alaaka, yet w talked to scores of (be leat ritiaens ot Skagwav. and they universal? gar him credit with beiog an honest, competent and faithful officer. So far as Judge Tustin is concerned, we have t j say that we taw him almost every day for more than two month and know that hit ad ministration ot the law wa just and equitable and met with the approval of the law-abiding people of hi district. So far at the charge aflerting hit ad ministration of the laws, which aie pub lished in the Review, are 'concerned, we know personally that they eaiinats from purely aeltish personal motives entirely and that Judge Tuttin ha the confi dence of tbe law-abiding ritiiena cl Wrang!. We say again that tbe friendt of Commissioner Se hi brede and Tustin may give themselves no uneasiness about these sensational charge as they ate wholly without foundation. THERE MAY BE OTHERS. Wtrle the editor 01 the Review bas the matter op, fresh in his mind as it were, in rejarl to government offlcia's who have drawn their salaries during tbe time they were absent from their duties, i: has been suggested that it might go a little further and publish the facts in regard to certain other govern ment officiate. For instance, aa it were, namely, there was 1103. u. .M. eatch and Hoc. R. Story Sheridan who, at this time last year, held the position of register and re ceiver, respectively, of the Roseburg land office. Ou or about the 31st day of March last, Mr. Veatch was nominated for member 0 congress ou tbe reform ticket, and Mr. Hicridan was choeen at chairman of the reform state central committee. Mr. Sheridan immediately opened head quarters at Tortland, and from that time until the cloee of the polls in June, be devoted Lis time almost exclusively, to an earnest effort to wres' the control of the state from tbe grasp of the plutocrats, and during tbs same time Mr. Veatch ranged at large over tne oisinci in a vain eiiort to convince the voters that he anl not Mr. Tongue should be elected to represent them in congrees. Now understand us, we are not criticising either of these gentlemen f r absenting themselves from their of fices for sixty days, while they were try ing to save their country troru the ruin, which they assured the people would come upon them uo'eje the republican ticket ai defeated in this s'ate, but will tb 3 Review, while it bas its "band in," tuol sn the anoant, if anything, that these noble Ro uan drew from the national treaury during tbe time they were attempting to save the country? Probably, being reformers, neither of them drew a cent during that time; we do not charge that they did, but just to show good faith in the matter, will the Review kindly enlighten us on thia tub J9Ct? 1'implee, eruptiojs, sweaty bin Ji and feet are cured by Hudyan. All drug gists, 50 cents. OREGON BOYS DISCHARGED. Six Members of the Second Reef ment to Leave the Service. HjLUriijiiM, Or., March IS. Juat be ioie leaving Washington, Representative Tongue applied to the secretary of war for the discharge of several soldiers Ou reaching home he received a letter from the assistant secretary of war say ng that he had directed Ihe discharge 0 the KiHoamg aUdien: Guy S ryker, camiany F, Second Or gon volunteers; John C. I'glow, musi cian company M, second Oregon volun nnteers; Delmar Dixon, private com pany R, seco:,J Oregon volunteers; Wil liam Perkius, of Hilhboro, second Ore gon volunteers; Frank . Ankeny, com pany C, second Oregon volunteers, now on furlough at Jacksonville, Or., and Freest B-Xler, company M, engineer corps, Oregon volunteers now at Hawaii Oo March II Le received a letter from H. C. Corbio, adjutant-general, in refer ence to the dischaige of Arcbia C. Lus ter, Grant Hendershot and G. A. Wik ander, company M, second United State engineers, and others at Honolulu, (tat ing: "That orders Lave teen is-.ued for the return of the bittalion of engineer at Honolulu as soon at they can be relieved by regular troops now under orders to proceed to that point, and ai there Is no cable communication between lb Unit ed States and Honolulu, it is uot prob able that these ineu's return could be accelerated by an immedia'e diecbarge." llei.iy Paiker was 10 unfortunate ai to hi thnmboff last Fndar at Oak callfrl an 1 dressed the wound. I'rciKh 5ettlenunt. j More rain, more test. Mr. Uiirkharl of Cleveland passed Ui rough our settlement Friday 011 hi way home from Roaeburg. V, S. Woodruff returned homo Irom Cleveland Fiiday, where ho has bem herding goats. Geo. Scott lost K tine cow hut week. Jo. Newton of Foit Jonc, Cal., ar rived here Tuesday to live with hit sis ter, Mi.. J. F. Mathewt. J. W. Hall t ok cjiuniand ot tln vr (arm Thursday. George Churchill and AlWit Clayton went to Winchester one day Ut week. Mrf. John Churchill of Oakland, who hat been visiting Mis. D. C. Ctiurcliill, returned bom Friday, F.. J. Arant bat muved lo the old Mo Kinney place. MUa Mry Cbui chiil went to Oakland Friday to visit hrr aunt, Mrs. .K-hn Clinnbill. Among those who visited Roevburg on St. Patrick's day were: Mr. and Mis. F. R. Orcult, Virgil Woodruff, Charley Churchil', Miss Mary Churchill, K. W. Dilleraud son, Staman. A very pleasant party was given Mr. and Mrs. Voil last Tuesday night. The evening was spent in vi.nuu.it until twelve o'clock, when au elegant lunch was reived. They danced n 11 1 i I four o'clock and went lo their homes, ex pressing tti'Mimlvts as having had a good time. -V. Y. .. PEACE "TREATY SIGNED. Exchange of Ratifications Is Next in Order, and When Th.vt is Done Peace Will Have Been Restored. M.bi:u, Mai oh 7. The queen reg-nt hat tigned the treaty if peaie. Tt.c signed treaty will lie forwarded ti the French am'-assador at Washington fT exchange with the one signed by Presi dent McKiniev. No decree 011 the suti iect will If inb!islie.l in the OrhVial Gazette. WAsiiis;iriN, March, 7. In ih h" seuce of any diplomatic communication between the I" uited Mate au-l Spain, Secretary Hay expects to receive his first formal notice of ihe ratification of 'approval of the cut 11 d senate, that the the peace treaty l-y tlo queeu regent I rulrs couM U- tun ended by unanimous through the medium of the French cm-1 const nt, w l,eu an impoitaut sppropria basey here. ! tiun i pending, that uai sure proof The next atep iiiu?t Iv taken by Spaio, which must name a apecial envoy aud notify the United States government of the probable dale upon which he will present himself at Washington with the exchange copy of the treaty ot peace. Although iu most instances lilt in mire than a perfunctory ceremony, in the case of tbe exchange of tbe ratification of this treaty the details will bo of more than ordioary intt rest, for the occasion will be historical. Bilious headache, yellow skiu, coated tongue, fevered lips. Hudyan cures, j0 cents. CONSULTATION AND ADVICE fREL A part of the staff of the English and German Physi cians aud Dr. Meyers & Co., will make their regular monthly visit to ROSEBURC, Thursday, Harch 23rd, 1899. Thev will be at the McCLALLEX HOUSE. Five Pliysiciu m an-l burgeon", ail (irudualei from the b;-t Medical i'liugui in tliu World. Iucorparated nudcr tbe I.awa of California for jjo.ooo. I'.MtabllMlKrd Tweuly.alx Years, Auiouk llic Ailmult) Cured by claus arc the Itrivlil'k hi..u. .11.I .11 ..il.... lit... ........ i.f ,1.1. Eui, l.h tr, Hpleen, epiuc, lluwcln, Hcurt, Htumucli, Kyc, K', k.ln mi l Serves. Also Iinpovtr- UUcd Blood, Blood l'olsu aud Scrofula: Culnrrli, 1. id other Throat ond I.uug 7 rouU'; Tum'.rn, Euplure, Dyw.utery, Neuralgia, Kheumathni, including Uvurlau Troub.ei; Piles, Fiklula, Opium, Cocaine and Liquor lllil, Ueadaehv, trj l'H tone, Ecema, F reck lei, Blaekhead., Cuiie r, Ii t. MKYtlio Si CO. cine Xervuun Debility, L - 1 ; . iinasloui Uood Mihon, 'lUiekly and permanently, uii'l at retiuttMe nrlcin. Tile KoglUb and (ier.naii Phyaieiaini aud lir. Mover, .V U . ure nol only competent and relia bit. bulrereKjiisitle, lx;iiig backed by umple i ltwaM.'a which lia e bullied the skill ot oilier ordinary medicine", melhodaaud appliance, are vftsluldoctorit. Ihey hc the large.t and bet ewuipied mcliC il lii-lllution in America. Call ou the Iloctors w hen tliey tome.- AH u.iin t peMi,;,- hould wo ihe tun tali and German fliyaieiiiiia or lir. Meyer a Cu., n p ly nothing, li bound to result in a xiem . l ol e.ood HU.VflC Ct'MICB While it 1 prelemble In aud Ueriuaa flijalciau huve cured tleni-uiela oi cannot we the doctor write the home oflice for 'iusil..u il.t. Alvicc in regard to your ailmi'Ut, book lor men or uoiucn and treatiai' on any Mim nv -All Free. orrcapoud ence aud other dealing with pulieula or proapeeliv v patient" mc i. .py iiniibli-ulial. Terinsaud Prlccit witlilu itcaih of All, ENGLISH AND GERMAN PHYSICIANS, 731 Market SI., Ann rr.nitisco, Cal. Our Washington Letter. W.hiumux..n, l. C, Maich 15, Lstm. The adjournment of congress lias quieted iht political atuioaphcre a lilt) but not entirely, lb woik ot congreat waa very swift towards the last. It in quired very remarkable qualities for any "ftian to eumed in carrying through measures that were not in perfect shape and form. Vhat Senator McIUide did to waa considered by his brother senators and all ci niccsiu.in at proof that he poosessed good pluck aud wonderful tiiusse. It i very satisfactory lo me aa au 0,tg.ni,in, t I able to say thai our lo reualors were heartily iu sympathy iu accouipliahinciit el all that was passi ble lor our ttate. Senator Sin. on only needs time and opportunity In make himself lespected ai d popular. Tlu senate of the Uoittd States, na -lltcr McUiide says, it a place where mn are appreciated for what I hey are- c-tpahle of erforiiiing aud (or tin ir ability and iron qualities. Th treat nun i f the senate aie, at Hoar and Hale aud others, wbo lise above nier policy t ) be note I for performing their duty wa I heir conscience shall dictate, Thev may bo erring in papular estima tion, but no in a u dare couple their names with ai y snk'gertion of personal nu.tivis or out-iii'o pressure. Thry are men iu Ihe I r .nle-1 sense of the word. It is (oiiif ut tble 10 lelievo llirtt Oirgon Iiah turn represented, in the past, by uit 11 who couunaiulevl the respect of the wii'd. DifTering from them in material degree, it has been cvot-e ol congratula tion that our deljttiotM have be n men nbohalthe ret-pect of Iheir cwlleagues and had influence; more influence, ofieu, than waa i-h.iwn liy rpreaentative el older stairs. The clse of the i'Olti congress wll ex ruse mv reference to the Oregon actors in that congress. Senator McRiide has net posed a-i au orator, but has well ex picked iimelt when it has been neces sary. His siicteM in forwarding the inVroMn of unr sta'e i appaiei I to any un r. jiiilice t nnlix ker. His achieve ment at the close id the session, will re main a feature of Oregju history. To have made friends aud command their respect, and their supiorl, because they had cwiti tence in his sincerity and good j l.l.'-iiNtit, that as a triumph to b proud of. To be alia to command the lh.it Mir te.iator had fie friendship of his colleagues ft is more inin. 1 tant for our state. th;it ils lele'itijii shall he able Ij a-.coin 1 bs!i teu'lt?, than that they shall tignro iii forensic displays. Mr. K lis rtl'.rcs fio.u tougiefs with ihe rctptct and gol will of all. To be 1 plain about i . my j mt-aeuie prejudiced inn.. 1 was in some g in,'!', him w boo I came )ur a year or eo ago. He had been ili-paiHed so by Uadiug iulluenccs that cuo would naturally believe his ac- CUSl -ti. 11.1 beciuiug acqiiainted wiihatlairs heic, it needed little tim to discover tlie ICnulUli aud Ucruiau I'Uyai I'ollovlimi U'l.l.i,.v. lil...uk..u t.i 1 1... niu.lil.-r. t'ritlurv Of 'lon-il.ii., ChiimiiiiIi..u, l)roiicUlU, Asthma, jeforinitki', Iiniuniuia, icluncholy, I'Hralyslf, Still ind -uollcn J.ut-; l'emalu CcuiplaiiiU, 0)."itr. Kinj Worm and Uultcr; Tohacvo, ipt'.ai, .out, 'lupe WKnu, UilioumicM, llropty, el.'., und lirunie LiiietiKit kcik rally. nt Maiihud and all Private Ulc: luelud ipital und ably managed. pliy.leluin and t ubbornly refund to yield to iiickl lubdin-J mut cia.itercd by llicno uc A lr.etiby tail., which eoata abmlute u le He i ir. t inin i. Inken or not. umii lie iuu es ir, a e u paiieul, the Kugliah pcrnin hoin ibey Im'. e luvtr keen. 11 you fi" that Mr, I'.ilU ttaa uciierallv ierircteil, and was aucieaslul In bis work (or Ore gon, His suiveasor w ill la lottilnatoit h holds aogtiatly tbo reswt and regard ol Hie neat congress. Tbe Moody naina baa made Itrelt (elt and knoau in Otegon lor several da cade. Hie son bas lb advuut ue o( Ilia (atber'a good lame a well as t e lecord of bis ou maVinu. Mr. Toniino bas ability tbat only needs the opporlnnltv for dsvelopeuisnt, llirtt tbo second lorni can afford, lo be more and more useful lo Oregon. Any oue Uo enpiioaca tbut a con Kieaaional career Is only a 'May linlo, can I a relieved of Dial lutpteanlon, by becoming au onlonker bere at the nation al city lor a lincle term. Ho It senator or congressman, lb duly bas become a fearful burden. It moans day and nigbt of loll and weariness to properly die chaige tbn duty of every recurring i mr. Kerry mad bungs its quotli id tcil. ' Tbo demands are incessant and continuous. Tho aveiagn meniU'r ol socli ty considers bis congressman abla lo acconiplinb anyibing buman rouceil can conceive of. The fact la that tbsre are tbousauds and tens ol thousands lc a ait (or souielbing to turn np Iu their lavor. Just st preseut tbers are many taectiog employment In Ibe work of tbe new cen sus. A man ol prominent told me erter day that tbcieaire probably tacuty tbousaud eraotm who re competent, and bad filled governmsnl positions, wbo were waitiog In Ibis city, hoping t j reivive such opportunity. This is a time when Hope defrrred will make many hearts sick, The last few days ho havu tour of spring as successor to tbe fearful bli. tarda. 1 bare a picture of my hotel home, tbat shows snow piled up over six feet high where there was a path cut from the door lo the side walk, tint there needs only a few days of Ihe spring lime to rail out Ibe hods from their biding places; lo liirn Ibe sod to emerald and make the tlowrrs tonsidcr tbe propriety ol,, burning into hi win Soon t asbington will be all aglow w itb delight and full of tbe beauty that Natuie can spread abroad. It is to be regretted that the war bas left so much o( the j-alciiy and mean nrss ol buman nature lying ahout : it crops out in army and navy atlalrs, and 10 all the walks of public life. I 'no mat icrmai mo puouc take interest in is that lienerel Wheeler is uot to be rec ognized in tbe reorganisation of tl army. TLcre is no more oeautiful char acter, in our recent history, than 'id do Wheeler." He is wonderfully lov able; something not supposed to bo requisite in military renown. The o man (be was bom nine years after ! war seems to be oue of the paladins of Ibe nineteenth century. He ouht to I piciureu, lance iu nauj, charging on the dragou. 1 tier j was so much jealousy on (art of army lircles that old Jo has U eu left to fill bis congressional career. It would Lave been a most gracious and tasteful tribute to tbe harmony and unity of Ibe nation lo have placed this hero, for Jo Wheeler is oue of tit,i?e heroes, where be desired to bo and where be deserved to be, S, A. Clai.kk Oregon Land Cases. Tbe cjuiniiseiouer of the general laud olllce has closed Hie case of the Oregon A California Kailrjad Company agalnat Llibu Datimgardner, involving lauds in the ltoseburg land district. Heretofoi tl. e company's claim to the lands was io jected, ciliject to Ibe right to appeal, but tbat lime having elapsed, and no ap peal having b-en made, the case bas been closed io favor of iiaumgardner. Tbe commissioner has also directed tbe local land officers at tbe Ivoschurg dice lo examine tbo declaratory state men, of John A. Murray, relaliva to three lots In the ltosebrug district, bo baring alleged thereon in I8ij!, when as a matter of fact those lands at that time were unsurveyed, and it ia held that some mistake bas been made in U.e designator! ai to tho selec im of llu tracts covered by the filing. OREGON CLAIHS PAID. H. W. Shipley, of Portland, Ucts $J7 Hor Work. W Asiii.Nt.io.N, March U. It baa been learned, although at a rather Ute day that tbe omnibus bill passed at the end of the last congress, contained six Ore gon claims. A large claim was that of Henry W, Shipley, of Portland, which proposed to allow biui, aod did allow him tL'I87 for work and material iu excess of what wub required of him by bis agreement with the Nez forces Indian bureau lo con struct tug a gristmill on the reservation In Idaho. There were delays iu com pletlng tbe work ou Ihe mill, caused In part by the unfriendly conduct and ob structive course of the Indian agoet. There were alss alternations iu the construction of Ibe mill while the work was iu progress,- rendering additional labor and material necessary, which was furnished In excess of tbe requirements of tbe contract, and Ihe failure of the agent to properly tuperyiio tbe labor of tbe Indians, which tbe government was bound to furnish, without expense to the contractor. In view of these facts it waa held advisable to allow Ihe claim, more as a matter of just-rue than a mat ter of legal right. Mr, Shipley is Ihe father of L. S. Ship ley of this county, and If we are correct- informed, he hat an interest in this claim. The lire boys will give a sjclal tonight All members, iiolh exempt and active, are requested lo be present. Mis. M loHspliMon bas returned home from a six wenk'e visit in San 1'iauceico, II w. THE I'lltKl'T HOl'tKI't Montana, Utah, Colorado and all astern Points. l.lxa choice, nt Ian litwiritv rnulia, via Ilia I NIDN CAI'IHC raM Mall l ine, r-r III Ulili,KAMK teeli'ti I Inn, l.iN'V at the liiiir il.iys to Salt Lake days to Denver days lo Chicngu i ' j J.J 4 ' j days to N'cw York I'rre Hri-llnliisr 1'halr cars, tip hulHlrrrrt Taurlsl nieeplus Carta, 1'ulliiiMii I'alave Mleei iiiu tarn uperaled ou all IruiiiM. Kur t n 1 1 lia r lulorieu'li'i' apply to J. V. 0IVAN3, Agl., Itosebuig. C. O. Terry, W. E. Coman, 1 rav. t'ia. At. I.M Third hi., tiou. Ant. IVttlaud, Ur. Ha nil some Strong Speedy I899 Pilled with special heavy tread G & J tires, are The Hot RAHBLEKS and IDEALS ever Built, The Best Wheels ever Built. New ular 99. l0P" list prices 105-107-109-111 Sixth St., 1 1 1 Drancnes: Spokane, Tacouia, Seattle. THE NEW YORK BOTH One Year for $1.75. ct rc H,rt. aide 1 llt.ria:, InUnntluf nliort sturlca. mIi ulilic aud m.hiultl Inlormallon, lUos iruicii iiuiiiiiii ariicn'., iiuiiiuriiii iiriure, aud levi ry luiuil). The Uniform quality of the work manship iu our clothing is oue of its strong points. Kac'h garment is as carefully cut and tailored throughou as though made t order. Sec our new Fall Suit. l 7 J VaV I I 11 JOSEPHSON'S i'gJLLLiSJLL.11 I 111 Good, Wholesome lfor HR1-AD, there equal to the in i)nc Roseburg Bakery. We have always a uice assortment of fresh PIKS, . CAKHvS, and COOK I liS. Ornamental Cakes to or der. Give us a call. UANISCH & RHEUDE, Propi. Mrs. A. C. Kldd. ISuraxor to Mm. Kailnn. Calls attention to her nice fresh stock of STAPLE UROCiiKIIJS. Kvcry thing standard and of the best quality. Rerucm bcr at the old Hasten staud. & IDEAL Bicycles $40. $30. $25. $20. Fred T. Merrill Cycle Co., (20 year pioneers.) Portland, Oregon. A. C . M ARSTERS & CO. Agents Roseburg, - - - Oregon. WEEKLY TRIBUNE thh r.RHAT NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER fl FARMERS m VILLAGERS. nit )our favorita hums lir, au Asrlciilltiral liiarliiifol nt h ki;S itt merit, all ltnirtaul nws ol Ui Silon and World, couiirlienil aud reliable mark. Is uMructlva aod entrruiiilnv 1,1 ! n.,.k.. Klvta you all tliu local usns, Hdltlcal and xa lal, k you la clone t.iucli with your nelflilxir Slid Irlruds, nt lie larruaod a Uif v1IUk'. Send all subscriptions to the THG PLAINDEALEk, Ro5eburg, Ore. i MENS QiViaa? That Hake Friends are the only kind xve wish to sell. They are the only kind we do sell, and with each pair we sell we make a new Jfrieud. They are not luly stylish but good aeiear inrongli. See Shoe line. our