PLAIN
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Vol. XXX.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, APRIL 13, i8g9.
No. 29.
GENERAL DIRECTORY
STtTE OFoKEGOS.
C. s. Senator?. ......
"ongre'Jion
Governor
S.vreTiiry o: Male
State Troa,iivr...
s,::.!. Tub. lu'.rucliou...
S'.itte TriuUT.
Attorney General
si irome Ju ices.
(O W. McBriJe
jj.ph Simon
sTIit. It. Tongue
ill. A. Moody
T. T. Goer
K. I. l'lintxr
t'. S. Moore
J. H. Ackcnuan
..V. H. liti.
U.K. N.Bla-:iburn
F. A. Moore
O. E. Wolverion
R. S. Bean
Sb'O.VU JI'DICIAL DISTRICT.
JU.lgt? . V. H!:llllOU
l'roociitiiig Attorney Gto. M. Bruwo
r. . USD OFFICE, B06EECB0.
Re'Vivor llemv lle-lli
Les::Mer
.1. T. Bri.'.-es
T. 8. WEATHER cr&EAr.
Observer .Thos. UtosoD
DOUGLAS COl'NTY
Stoimor
..A. v. Keod
-,, W. W olllt Ott
. w. W. V ron
J. Vs. t"en:i
. .J. F. GaVy
K I. Stephens
G. W . li:;imieK
Eeprescuiaiiv,.
siu-mi".
Treasurer .
Sch.to: Su;ei"Kit.'aieut
Assessor
count; J.:Ji;e
Co:auii&:oiiers
. U. K. G-.U.tte
Jos. Lvo:i.
iM. I- Ttieui-on
J;:-. 1; r.m
U sr Tl". iel
Dr. K. V. U.vxer
Ti". srasu-
lYroa'er
Sheep la-pocter
3 :;ie -j
Li " -
H. W Vi'Yr
L. P. ti!:tr
TV Or t.'fti'.Kli.
A C. Marsu i
V. A. tiater
vOim:i.i:s.
11 Ward
Sad Wtri
3rd Ward
Ward
Reeoidir .
Treasurer
Marsh si
CITY
tF 1' l'-rowa
,F W.Hei,M:t
, . K. i.i -
l A. F If las
j".J. l.m-itr
1 W . u to-. lev
,11. C s':o.-a::i
11 S. -t
two l a j.v
, F. W. Di-ard
i .V JS. MEEI1S -.
Tiio I'.'nu-'ii ou:.e.l oi the city el Kiscl.u"
meet :ae :r.-: Mxi '..ty ia eavii mvulii at ?
O Clvl'k t'. U2.
COCET tES?IOS.
The (.".re-it Court or IVug'.as . ouu-y niee
ttiree t::'ie a year as foliow: The Moa
day in ii-rcn, the 4:h Monday in Juiie. and th
ll Monday ia D-ceaiber. . W. liaLniij.m of
Kosebarj jU'iire. Geo. M. Brown, of K.weburg.
prosecuting attoiuey.
ConntT Co-irt KreV the Is: Wednesday a!' !
the 1st Monday oi January. Man'h, May. Juiy.
heptember aid Xnvemher. Jo;. I.u'". of
Brain, judge: M. D. Thoiupson of sco'.burg
and Jas. iroa, of Uiai a. commissioner.
Probate oart is in session conanuou:y, J"
Lyons. iU'lfe.
society Tlectior
0 0?ESC5iG UIVisION SO 4Tt-. B. OF L. .
mtxk erery secjud aad lourtb Sunday.
OMEX'S RtLIEF CO&Po SO. 10, MEETS
erst and liuni Fridays in a.-n month.
DENOPO.-T, SO. 29, G. A. R-, MEETS TBI
rst and Lii.rd Thursdays oi each month,
at 2 p. ia.
ALPHA LODGE, SO. 47. K. OF P., MEETS
every Wednesday evening at Odd Feiiow
Hall. Visiun; kaigaia in good e tan ding cor
iially invited to attend.
LAC EEL LOIXiE. A. F. A A. M., REGCLAB
meeiina the 21 and 4"Ji Wedceaday in
each month.
ECGESE L PAKKOTT W. M.
X. X. Jewett, r'ecy.
D OeEBrRG CHAPTER. SO. 8. O. E. S.. KXJtTf
iv the lirst and third Thursday! of eac
tacnth.
LIB3IE CViUOW. W. M.
MAt DE UA-T, ece y.
T-XDMES OF THE WORLL oRk Cantr.
So. U. m-tts a: lh odd FeUoirs' Hi.;
In E"seLari. t-ver lt. Gri ad ola Monday
evtnirg. Vitinj neighbor" airy weic-'ine.
u. P. t'.-ajv, i.e.
V. C. L -. sms. Clerk.
pHILETARIAX I.GilGE. SO. 8, I. O. O. 1.
A tsecv t-aturiay evening of each we k at
their haii in Odd Ke.n.a Tern;.!? at Roeeburg
Meubert of the order in cood tjtndtnc are ir.vv..
ed to attend. L. v . ti kuSo, S. G.
S. T. jtrETT, bec'y.
D. .-. WtsT
I in. t;.
1' Lt.K-. E. iSEiil'P.G LODGE. SO. Sf ,
Ti-A I :i-".r rular commutiieatiuns at the
f u. v. 1 . ba.i oi -o:id end iour.a Ihursday
i ea vh Lnanta. A.l nj;tnuers requested to at
tend revu::tr.y. and ail visiting b.-otaers cor
iiaiiy iavittd to ttteal
CHA-i. L. II AiiLEY. E. R
ld H. KilOLE. eecretary.
nOsEEUEG LOIX.-E, SO. 16, A. O. U. W.
meet the sot-ond atid iuur.h Mondavs of
Etoi montn atT Ju p. ra. at O ld Feilows 'hall.
Memtrs of tlie order in good ftand-ng are in
vited to attend.
1) r. Wet:,
F. . RnK5!,. Fihanci-.r.
ii.k.-jrdT.
Professional Cards.
JTRA BROWIf, II. D.
OFFICE, o.'J Jaciija street, at r.s
idencc of Mrs. J. Either.
' RO; Else KG, OR
Q.EOK'iE II. CfcOU N,
Attorney-at-Law,
Room 7 and 3
Taykr tfc Wilson Block. KOiEBCRG. OR.
2L HA2IBY,
DENTIST,
Review Buildin?,
Telephone So. 1. ROrEBURG, OREGON.
BA B. RIDDLE,
Attorney at Law,
Ryna s,
Taylor ii Wilson Bla. ROSEBCRG. OREGOS.
P W. BENSON,
Attorney-at-Law.
Rooms 1 and 2
Review Building. ROsEBL'RG, OREGOS
yf R. WILLIS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Will practice in all tb eonrta of the Stata. Ot
oe ia Marattra Bniiding, Doogiaa cnuty, Or.
V. CRAWTOED,
Attorney at Law,
Rooms 141, Marsteri Bldjf., ROSEBURQ, OR.
aW-Business before the U. 8. Land Office and
miuiug cases a specialty.
Late Receiver D. 8. Land Office.
JB.OEO. E. HOUCK,
Physciau &. Surgeon.
Office Room 10 i 11.
Taylor d: W ilsoii Bik.
KOiEP.CRG,
OREGOS.
l'hone, Main l.
JA. 151CIIAN.VN, Notary Poblir,
Attorney-at-Law.
Collections a Specialt'.
RojU1
Marttcrs Building.
kO-EBlHG,OR
LIVE f D LET LIVE!
I'ndcrthc above motto I will still contlnye to
iun'cy (or ail parties desiring my as-istauce an
an engiuuer or aurveyor. My chargcK will be
reasonable and my work guaranteed. An also
Notary Public
ddrtts me at Cleveland, Douglas Co., Or.
WILl. V. If EVOON
New Store !
A FL'LL
Staple and Fancy
GROCERIES
Country Produce Bought and Sold
TAiLOR & WILSON ULOClv
Low Prices!
Judge us
Judge us by what we arc uin;. Jiule us by the
eoiitiiiueJ iucre.ise tf buyers. Judge us by the
DRY GOODS your friends luive purchased of us.
Judge us by our Prices (let your friends to tell
you how much they paid. That is al1 we ask.
New Spring: Goods
SOMETHING NEW!
NEW STORE!
The People's Store
I. ABRAHAM, PropV.
A complete line of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots & Shoes,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps, Capes, Jackets,
and a tine line of Millinery Goods.
Everything New, purchased for Cash direct from Eastern!
manufacturers, especially for the Fall Trade.
Call and exaimine Goods and Prices.
OUR LINE OF
l (SjOliiftlcZe arid of.
caollont (Quality,
We give prompt attention
to all Mail Orders.
A. C. MAR5TERS & CO.
Druggists.
Spring.
Will soon be here and we have a fine line of NEW
CARPETS arriving, also
WALL
In Latest Designs and Colorings and the Price on
all goods are as cheap as consistant with good
goods.
No trouble to show goods.
Alexander & Strohg
KRUSE & SHAMBROOK,
DEALERd IX
SHE 1 Flf GROOMS 1 PROVISIONS
FME TEAS AMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY.
ALSO A FL'LL LINK OF
TOBACCO & OIOARS.
GIVE US A TEIAL.
FREE DELIVERY.
New Goods!
rocerv
STOCK OF
t
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Free Delivery
Arriving Daily.
WOLLENBERG BROS.
NEW GOODS! ;
EVERYTHING NEW j
-4-4- ffV v n I e,1
iFizsfias and
PAPER
ALL K1NUB OF
Cue Door South oi V. 0.
ROBEBl'RO, OREGON,
1 he .Sweet Days Coming: Soon.
Oil, lllO hWt'ct (lltJH CuluidK HOOD,wLl'D
tL worM will !) hi Innp,
W lieu tin trHs will nil 1) lciiliuj,
and t lit lrHk will thcp Hlutit.',
Atu! f.T v'f v joy cf living, wren an
rnl'in will 1) 'iviii-j;
To tht iiici ty, clu'ery im.irtiiiis; ovor
llotv of liajipy htiii'!
Oli, I'ui' l"li tluy.s cuinit. hoi'li, wlieii
tin futitiil nf hihei hhoou
.Slirtll li LchtiI upnii lL" mountain,
if ho 1k the our in ltiu,
V Li'.'i f ull,-. In-:i l their tlieimijiCK,
iii.-l ti. ilfi'lk liuil iheir i learurcs
V ! thoM.fi t.j.rii,j airs an- blow.
Ufl.l thr Wee 1 u,l riir,H the
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A ?ll.hk k'LI'l LICN
In Lane Cunl l:5cubs:s ;lic IJticS
ti ol r.f Lpa:isio:i Witti a Demo
crjtic Brother.
Wu:
li: :i
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ii.;.! . Or.. M .-cli -y. 1
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r Aiiiten
Wat.-Linan
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s.k,.,-., p ' i i ' is nisi ii, tnevipnai
1.1:1
r .Man n li. wi.. f. :n ti e
i:.t"iit!..ti
to -snp-1
. ... at. a !.-..- at
" '" rtM u oal(form of I imetahsrn, anti-tn.-t
Mdiy f r aiea-er. in Te gW n;tk,0 offcj, lr a vo. ,
and j. rt.grt -s;e America, heems to
have arocsed he ire of some cf oor
intensely partisan dem-jciatic breth
ren. where:n they charge the writer
with 1 rt-akit.g away from the Chica-
gj platform and makirg "a st ., knm
jump ciei.r
tothe l'hiiippu... I-l-'jQ
lands." Uoesu.y .K-ruociatic 1 roth-
it l ie ir.n liirt r.trtT inn tnf.-.r
j .tas aih-d to in the last campaign,
; a:i 1 cf wb:ch he i t;l! s member.
I ha 1 i. orbing whatever to 1 with the
! Chicago plat f.,rm or the making cf
I l.e same anJ tLat his party, thesil
ver Kepublicaa party had a platform
oi tneir own anj a vory goo.l cne
t xi and tho writer m-r-ly s;.Bl in
line whh his ow n f arty in en 1 r.-icg
the nominee t f the l.-rtj. c; a' ;c
lattj.' The wri.t-r :it! i. t a! tu;.t
t::;..-. 1 is :):'- c t: l-i.t that
ai.'yi.l! if th silv.-t re u'ti :.in
I -inv ii: l :. t. t-.tCiT t-i r,ehriv
aii i
ii.
IV".
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Ti...
bii-inc-f cf tl.
lil. y d: 1 I. t
planks in i:
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Taiio 1 rethrcn
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America
Low- ! ii g s.:u.,. ;s it that th- policy of
th- democratic patty bis chanted
from radical espansioni-ts to -ca'le
1 anti-iuiperialism ?
I) es h-' not kno'- that the great
est annexation of territory by the
United Slate atone time occurred
nnder democratic party rule and nt
the instance of ibat greatest demo
crat of all. Thomas Jefferson in IstW,
wbeu be purchased fiom Napoleon
the territory of Louisiana, a tract of
land extending Louisiana on the
Atlantic Cjast und including Ore
gon on the 1'acitic coast, and what
today composo.s 15 of the grandest
at ites in this mighty republic, nud
what Napoleon Bonaparte ileclaied,
wbeu he signed the treaty ceiling
this territory, that he had signed
away an empiref
And don't he know also that what
constitutes u'l of this great and glor
ious republic of today has every foot
of it been acquired by cession from
foreign countries either by conquest
or purchase, including the 13 colon
ies? Can it be ray democratic broth
er is judging mo by himself when he
asks me if I am not lonely because I
am not buck in tho old party? Inti
mating that I have taken this oppor
tunity to get hack to my first politi
cal love. To pet the uiind of iuy
democratic brother at rest, I have
this to say: No enemy of mine,
either political or otherwise, has ever
yet accused me or lacking tho cour
age of my convictions. Should tho
timo como when I shall determine to
aguiu joiu the ranks or tho republi
can party, I shall return through tho
same door I came out, that is the
front door iu plain view of all iu n.
W hen the Louisiana purchase wks
i-r.ide, Oregou of that dny was three
times or moro distant from tho sent
of government than the Philippine
Islands are, coubidering ail tbo
means at hand today for rapid com
Z
grets tin IiIimjiI hl,ed tbat in goin "f: j
iu the I'Lilijipioe IilamlH iiioro than
tbehiiver repuLiicauH. i.ut fii i.rotb-)
ei ueniocrat, .wlio h rerjMrisitiie i ir
th?it co'jilitiou of affairs.
Was it not caused l.y tho actios ;f
the democrat in the eenutM in their
aitetiif't to ill-feat tlie rat ificaf ion i,f
the treaty with Stinilt ? Thi'iel.y et.
co'iriifjin tlio .'),,ir iHi"iili;,tfi.e5
l'llilij. pines t-J If.-lieve th-it i.;i ti.Ii!
was neces.iary to si'i'iiro cmI iii
d'-pcndeiH-e vmi i t i nl.:cl; th Aiiii-r-lcun
f-ol lier at Miiiila.
ihery Mlvt-r reptil'lica.'i in the hh
H'e Las ili-pl.'tye.l tl.o l,iliet t;. j o . f
aiiiotism
l'ri'll: t in- e( v lo ItH.ili;' '!. fhi
trcul'!.' u i:it S ain 1,,. st'. 1
ihi-ro ii'i l voied II.' Ii fil.d i ; v f r
t!l' t!J,'t:., p(i.O( il! ., i,f It.;. ,ar.
I le y i.ate ki t It.t- T "' 1
iii.-l.-.' . ll... i i t ; l! - - r. . '. ti..-tr-a!t
i.i: lli." i . a- t!j
hive al .t m ,.t' . I. lieil !i. r I'l the
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f
tho
..II lepi.i.l:
iti
, t .i : i r
; ! a! an i
wit
atriotir
f 1'. .:.fe:.-ely
to their c 'tr.try
I -.U l I'ihl!, t i 1( ,,Kl-'-
s . i I i he mMkt at S!,o fr
H lis
I.
ikiis Hid. . Mi nr
either It' h"tuo
his
count rv'
i.br'ai.
.aiii-t
I Indian. Spaniaid or Fiiipin". an 1
, who Will C'otitilill" to 1 e f,,l!!l i doiri'
dity in uph 1 iif.' th
invtiication by steam anil elnptricity.
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Y...lllih.flT Mi. pl...ry v (irctil ll.
pnl he an i who will :.-w 1 f. uu i
in tl.. ait.-tiip' I i p ;ii il r.w that
pl..r: -j':- .1 1 ' f i lerty. t. . u.ai
t.r u. l.'it land it ha- !-.: ri 1
and Mi( p-. it- 1 ly ih- v-d.r. i
and pairictism of the A-n.-riean
so! l.er r -n i i r wheiher in the Fnil
j ippit.e- o.ih ii ttiiles t.any cr np.,n '.Le
r.itnj .'ts , f his t:.aj -ti.s l::r.- k,u.
th' d-V.l hilti-eif 1''I j;i!e- i;,
' ; Ha lei-. f v i f'. th r .!,. ci . the
to ine M:vr;ilw r,ai.i;c;ta j. bant.r.n.' t .
I the u:.J. r-' i i. .,., i . ..... ii. ,,, ,
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instea 1
f
ht-t-Lite
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in' as th. I nil to st. :u- i." t '-. '-
Le f i Lite uu 1 - n a i
. eie:
f th-
jp-ecple, bnil. ling the Nirarsgaa can!
iby the governtaent.
C. II. lit.sll..
Hon. C. 1L Baker cf Walr. rviiie i-
I an e-Uniou ft. ldier. who w.-.s re-
1 fabrciti tnectvr cf the 1, , ;.!! are
is-.r. He wasone cf the 1,-alir.L-
him-lailic repohlicar.s wh . s M r ,rt-
ed liryan in l.tt't ar.d t!. T:.i n I :
metallic ticket in lV's. - SaU-i J -nr-na'.
A NIGHT ATTACK NEAR MALOL05
Outposts of t.:C Oregon Regiment at , I:
Mariljo AttackeJ at the Same
Time.
M!i t. Ai til 11-
i I .M
i AIk)'.!'. midnih: tl- i
!tele.'r.i;.h at
iui":i here a:. 1 Mai :
i tires were light- 1 an
op i.l ii.- f . .:L:.i- t
j tie- I a ir a !. I.a'.i-r i
, I 10a. 1 tie- , -ts . f
I r.
1 1,'
M:
nt. " I; v.-u. 1 ; . 1 . . 1 It
lite lii'.i-.- s ,f .Mh'v!..s. i
cave.
I i:..i:.g two men a:i i u i.:, 1 1.
j Simnlt-iL-ou-ly t'a-i o .tp.,-'- ,.f the (
:':. iron r.vimer.t at Mii il.i. . the
ne" -tatiou i .a the way to Mmi'a..
were nt;a:ke 1 with th. remit that,
three American were killed and to,
woua t-.l. The h-s i f the enemy
was b m.-n killed and six wcun led. '
The Americans als , ciptnrel two1
pris i::er.. Thv troops were cancer.-!
trite 1 along the railroad a thickly j
a- possible, and the rebels wer !
driven !;ifk to the ftjthills. j
!
i
WasuinuTox, April 11. The follow-;
ing dispatch was received fmm (ieti j
eral Otis today: j
"Manila, April 11. Adjutant- !en-;
eral, Washington: The insurgents'
attacked MacArlhur's line of railway
communication last night in consid-1
erable force, nn.l were repulsed by;
Wbeaton with heavy loss. Wheat-'
on's caiisaltios were three killed and I
2 ( wounded i
Lawton's success at Santa Crcz
wai more complete than reported
yesterday. The enemy left '.Hi nnin- j
formed deal on the field, and u num-
ber seriously wounded. Liwton
captured the city without destruction
of property. His loss win tea
wounded, slight except two. One
has since died. Lieutenant Filing
was the only officer woundod. His
injury is slight in the hand. The
enemy retired eastward. Law ton is
in pursuit this morning.
Oris."
The attack of insurgents upou the
railway north of Majila indhntod to
the war department ofiiciuls thit
whilo MacArthnr was pushing uorth
bodies of insurgents took to the
mountains and jungles to the lig'ot
of the railway, und have been watch
ing their opportunity to capture the
road at Home pomt and thus cut off
tbo main body to tbo northward.
The repulse of tbo natives shows
that they had uot tmiliciout force to
accomplish the purpose.
J. Mieer, Sedalia. Mo., couJuctor on
electric street car liiif, wtiicn that lii:
little tluuirhtcr was very low w.lh troup,
auu ner mo snveu o'ter nu puytiirm.1111
Siu Uu;e.U'V ("',, Mi,,UI"
.....it i:r.. i i . .t. .;
A. C. MAUSTERS & CO.
CAPTLRED SANTA CRUZ
Rebel I orces Compelled to tvac-
uatc the City.
BLI SIX W0lDtD,N0NE KILLLD.
.Tany l ct).-N A'ornJcil Large Num
ber lint i I'lihontrs by the
A niericans.
Apiil l't, :''t a. iu. Gen
it. h ii raptured Santa
e:.Te,L.e I (ji tho lak,
th" re!.-l-. v. ho v.ff cttu
a 'ui'.tiioii narned 1'ao
i 'Le ii.o-it.tain-. TL
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i..-i an i iwrty ,
1
;v,i April l'l
l.-pt'Cii ''.1-1 Ter
; ') ti-d-f. :
1 , '
M
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'.. A i : nan: (i-ne.-!
:.: I.it"n'-comi.ar.d!
captni
"f I.-.;
! ) ir i
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I a I;,
an 1 a
i s .r.ti Cruz, in- chief cityV1"" '""' th chances of '
n. a d" Uav. tlji-.
in mint?.
a-.ial-i were six woonde.1. j
. -. --.( tr "P-. w r tlriven
a.;:..' ' sdeal oo the field I
. . i
'l:i;.er (! '.'lnlJ. Ai
c:.sid.-r'il.:-nninle-r were captnred. i
'L ovt ,u wiil r.r.-h v,etard.
Ont :
An .-tj ).t; i .n.is!i-.s of about
1", c .::-.a:. le i l y Major-
O -t ,1 H .iy Lat. :,. lef: Sn
Iro .ilaaM. ri th- '.i-:ir. Sitor-i
day r.iht. wrh p-srj
f cross-!
if I.vus.a i:. av! rapturing!
th- 11
f S tVa Croz. n the east
. rn -L
r-t.iti.flai- 1 n- America!
ik ! s were then, a- t.i inneL to .
w.-re th'-n. a- pi mneL to
:.- ir.;r t . inf -o -no. !
T;.
s!. irj.
' 'f 2 J ticked
. r- it ;e t irious reg:-
II t Ail; .e s m unvd battery;;
. .s lr ,u and thr-v troops of ;
th,? f..'.r:h
c.vi.ry. nntuount?d;
Hr,.jl''
a-. 1 Tampans' battalion", !
i inft try; Lmck's battal-
to .n-en-i infantry; Hack s battsj-j
t'.rst I iaha infaniry, an! Frains
I a'fti; j . ;ir-t North Dik-ta infan-!
try. i;l (ien-ral K;r.
ttild f i. 1 1 a-; t-;el by tegs and i
c.
v ;. d 1 j it.f gnnU.ats Lainna de
-. O
a-'a a:i i N t-piti!!, and pre-;
Cf.ie ! I
'..! - r--nH:t.ing - ner -
a I. a : a
t :.r i t -
sf.i.ng
Inres-j le s;'
1(1 :.-rai K nr. rnvevl
i i- j.-t h- the erenirg
i i. It w i- truly a f. ic-1
.-.- in- m-n came-i ra
tlavs with th- iigbt-
- j'i;pment.
I.i a ion's plan was 1 1
t,ruz .nM nJay m-rn-
r 1 )
e-t
.1 -
'. to c
I . iir t.'i ti 7tie, j
ture cr d-s-trc-T
a' t r shipping, tO;
a:. 1 then sc,,.Gr the ;
va:h t f the lak-. a
.'i . t
j.-t
i e
af:
exph re-l by the :
D.-tr.tit is to f-tt p ,
r leaving I'otl Li-;
I..
.' 1 A
Ani
i'i - 4T p. iii.-
T
r.-ht-i-
the railrt.al fired at
:.-ar Mai.los to lay
f tLe Kansas regi-
a s-.'nting p.,r:y
w -nt. ::r.g two t
mi n:
rhf I'l.l'ed
jv.q.
t.:: t. ii ha- gone Up th" Cjast 10
or l.-r to r.-li-.e ihe Spanish garrison
cf IT i..i-:. Ivleagneretl there since
May.
It is r n-i 1-rfd signiriosnt that
(oeat.ia L-paiioIa. formerly ralidly
in f av t of tn 1'iiipinos government.
i now conns-ling disarmament, and
advising the Filipinos to arcept thej
inevitable. It has carefully analyzed
-
the proclamation of tU Unite.!
l'n:!ippir.e co:n:a:s-i-.n. pointing out
th- a lt-ant ig - of the definite p.dicy
dtVi rmined upon.
War far From En Jed.
Apiii 7. i U mg Kong
A'rl1 i' - 1 Uo"u !"r' -.
l'iu,M at0 llail-v reiurn.ng to their
UuU'''s an 1 are oesirious t i resuming
Tceful pursuits, and though the
1 V 'h I nited
la,,'s 1 "11'1P'"- com.i.iion na
K1V('U Q inip-n- o movement.
the war is far from ended. Ono of
the foremost American generals said
recently :
"We will see ltKo,t.KK) soldiers in
Philippines before the Americans
control th islands." and a majority
of the army officers are of his opin
ion. It is generally considered that
great reinforcements are necessary,
there not bei ig a snllicient number
of American troops m tbo urchipel.
ago to make compiest of the island of
Lnou and h.ld those occupied; and
it is thought tua! it would be cheap-
I er in the long run and have a better
! t'ifeot on the natives to establish
' Ameris.Mii Mipiemucy effectually thau
! t.i temp ii izs with a score of rebel
lions. AH tlie series lont iy prisoners
and friendly n i-ives ate to the effect
that a majority of the insurgents
wouldbegiatl.o tlni, fighting; but
C
that there are enough professional
revolutionists lvft to infest tho conn-
try with bands of hiiudrrds of men
ii i at
him i demoralize nusiuess tor years
ocome. Some high Americans bej
lieye that the government wouldJ
wihely exjienj uioney in ttiritf off j
AKninal I j and his cli'j'ie of inline:. -
tial I'llipiiKm.
Foreinrs in Manila think He
Aniencan ate. too op!iu,ijc, n.t
t0
tb effects f'f th proclamation. They
nay thai the weaknr-hs ,f the procla-i
ruction hefi in tie Net tbat the nit-!
tive.. have o lone Wlt nitb the
Spaniards that they are n!,ahle to
realiz- what its word mean und that
the purport of its promises is any
thin,; hnt a t-nare.
Amaj .rity of th- United Sta!fB j neJay and Sunday oer the north-volnnte-r
are eu.-r to return home; ern pornon. and rain is falling today
and "wm did not enli-.t to riht ni- j over the entire section. The total
Krs" is a rernaik that i, constantly j for the week amount to from Sf to
hearJ. While 1 raw work than lley j M of an iMb.
reloir,Zi impossible to find, theyj
cotisiur iiiai mere m small Kl'ry in
ueirilia warfare, t i ,- 'Ji:,rs and
hard -hit cf which c-inot Le ap-pi.-ciae
l at home ih yolonteers
control their enli-iruent
"to the j
the wr i
c! -. of the war'r ti applj t
with Sfiftin sri,l a-i.l. 1. i !
' '""fi
The fol- A'le-paMfcti isystetj or deren iin ! Uannrf February and March nnmer
ive. frco, j ,aai'il bJ' I'fc tf hi .c.bonses may Jons reports were circulated tbat
i ai'.pted I. ihe Ani'-r:can ant hor-J great damage was done by the Feb-
Jvl" mx wet wa-oL, as it t
rlnir"! i' ttan the trench j
1 1
sickness atLong the defenders.
Lipitena-.t Steanecrerg. of the
1 lali0 gimet. a brother of theg jf-
erti cr of 1 Uh ' eo placed on
fri.t 1 t- .r,i,e r. ..:..! t it
J """"' or tailing
: f t -- - . . . I
JiaJ jr 1 'ltl3 a co'rl in the prev
ence of his company. It h eipected
that h will be discjisiei from the
j
j
ARTILLERY FOR .MANILA.
Thrte Lisht Batteries Have Arrived '
at San Francisco. i
' Sas Fkx iv.o, April D Three j
J. batter:-, of Uni:ej Stales lignt artil-'
batters of lYi? 1 s..a i:r. a,n. .
lery from tLe E-t nave arrived . :
Oakland and two trains wuh
foar !
ba-terifs of Leafy artillery are doe'
this morning. They will U qpart-i
eras! at the 1'rtei-lio natil the trans-
ports are ready to saiL Itisrro-i
L.d to send the light artillery di-!
rcct to Manila, and the heavy bat-1
rcct to Manila, and the Leavv
teries to Hocclala for garrison dotv. '
The Twenty-first infantry is rw. '
The i-oion its way fr,ai lia:t-l xz and is'
schedalI to leave
cn th
Ariz? na. The Tuirt.-enih Unitetl i
State infantry is also on the
wav
fr. : the iia-
and
mid probably;
h :ran-; crta-
I
:
h -,v, the S. an 1 a
i, 3 t .Msr.i'.v
TME TRN5I0ST FLEET
.. . ,
es.els ill 5ooo Be Ready lo Mart
for Manila With Troops.
i Fea.v.:-
Air.i l't. The
I n:tI S:ate c i. e r IlraT.s bs ria-
i.:;e,i i,.a ting rs-.a. ar..t w;.i to Jay .
for d wra.
Ihe Scaad:a r.:! I,, uk-:: t j '
II Tii.et's 1'. int Jrj i c k ::Jay.
Ti.- transput Ariz,!. finishe.1 i
coi!:r,g. and is all rea ty to tak ...i i
j Vl" -T another v yae. aboit t ver. and the result has been
; T!1" Nejt:t w:;l be d c'.el tt!ayiWy sa:ficJory. The Io& has been
a! 1 3U Un: n iron w ,tks. f r a lUr- so raj 1 tLat it will no be noticed,
joah over bailing. I: is exerted j Cattle end horses are in r-ood eon.
jibat within a ffw dj a'.', ct the
Irjr.kn. rO u I t . . . , 1.. I . . . .- . .- ...
..-...-..3 "... .- ,e..j iutTj.nr. u .
-Manila the troops cow en route Lere
from th Fast .
Telegraphic Brevities.
Tne Cleveland carpentus strike
was settled by compromise.
... . ., ...
t...,s
a reunion in Chicago m October.
Right Rv. Conaliy is iu Cbicsgt
to take part in the conference of ib-l
Catholic colleges.
The American Smelting i nefin
ing Company orKato'zetl in Now
York by electing directors.
Sir Monier Williams Bod-n, pro
fessor of Sanskrit at the university
of Oxford, diet I in L .ndon, agetl t?0
At Bridgeport. Conn.. Dr. Nancy
A. Guilford pleaded guilty to man
slaughter, and was sentenced to 1
years imprisonment.
President Bartow, of Oberlin col
lege, annonncetl the anonymous gift
of $50,000 for building and equipp
ing a chemical laboratory.
The Victorin trade and labor coun
cil protests against the importation
cf '20 men from Pennsylvania to
work en a steamer tit Like Bennett.
Fx-Govercor Altgeld telegraphs
that he cannot attend the Chicago
platform dinner in New York,
though he strongly approves its pur
pose. John E. O'Brien, chief of the S.,
- -
ta Fe fire department, was instantly
killed by ttie California limited tiaiti
. , , ,
as it was passing through the yard
-r i "
,u Topeka.
In a scuillle f.ir pos.stssio:i
of a
Hi. i t,...l. ..... - .
! r,ue' 'v,,'erl 1 . f'vate oi
the twenty-fifth. infantry, was killed
'tL" Lb
"' 1 1 r "aru'
Ambassndor Ubonte has takeu
ri!
' session of his new London house.
aTWWfc
Carllon lions' Terrace. Secretary;
White has taken the house formerly
occupied by Mr. Hooley,
Weekly Crop Bulletin.
j
I I' l-'- S. Dfi artaiefit of Agriealtors,
j V'.urnl an 1 Crop Bulletin of tb
j week en Jm Alonday, April 10. IK).
j wu-iEsX okegos.
WVatber. -Th temperatnre for
the pat week averaged 53 degree,
j which is 3 dere hiKber than for
the corresponding week. The max-
itnou, teuiperataree raoged from 56
to 78 degrees and the minimum from
to Tjti dtrrm. IJain fell on Wed-
FrosU wer freqnent. The daji
were warra an 1 the nijfhta eooL as 19
nsaal at this saon of the year.
Crops. Satisfactory reports are
received from all correeDondenta.
Freeent conditions and prospects are
favorable fur a snivefcfcfnl rrn ir
Oram, I all and winter aowo
jfrain are in eieellent condition.
roary freeze, hot the corrent retorts
d j not indicate that general damage
was doo, or that even local damage
to any appre.ia'ole extent resalted.
The freezing oat of grain west of
the Cascade is Tery nnusoal. and, as
a role, some local condition is the
cans, rather than the sererity of the
weather. The favorable wea'her dur
ing the past ta days ha produced
good growth in the grain, and its
present condition onld not be belter.
Spring -eediLx i progressing rap-
idly : in the boothem counties seed-
i ir, . is hr,nl fir, it AI1 1
way on the higher land in the Wil-
lmete Valie-? conntie, and is being
eitendf-i t tbe 1-jwer Und as rao-
dries oai.
'riit---Feb, cb
riit reacD. cherrr. trine and
f',QtD tW4 i bloom ia all
P"r,, j!'" of avesr-m Oresron. Th
I dat of treaera! LI xm cn uUi U
ira s ,L l':l, lh dat? '
b'0'a iu torar -ht is ss follows:
1N5J- Jiirct -"; Ar-nl 2. 1831,
iIsrea -; AI ti: lt3L April
1,: 1''4-ilir;h -J: March 25;
Mtc 23: l-1 April 10; 185,
Af" ' -; AF ril 10.
Apple, quinces and other frnits
bij.ru from one to two weeks later
,L'a ttn k arieties mentioned above.
The report show that the damage
a3:'8 10 irai ,r was net as great
M wa sported during February and
March. Some correspocbenta are of
th opinion taat frsit trees now iQ-
. d:cate a larg-r yield than they did at
th; iim last year. There was ecraJ
wter orchards were located in
i ..-t . t.
, . ). - Vs'J ou; elsewhere there was
i ptaC;.,,:Iv a t daaa Ia a fow lo
ci.iu--s b;aciterry and raspberry
s a s are reported to be injured, as a
r ni; . f :ht Fetrnary freeze. As
b -rri-s ia Oregon are more proline
;.. j otter frair. local icjory, if
really exists will net affect the
g.CerI urp!y. Strawberries are in
i ,u be southern counties
S:wk.-Tbe lambing season n
i d.tica a-d food is plentifoL
ji:ss:;:aneou. tte warmer
. r w.
1 wither produced a rpid growth in
. &3.i is ne w ia excellent condi-
' ,i0D-
i ,
j is ( pear aoove tQe
i ground and adive work is beine
j ,,on,? 'Q :i y1- Hop growers are
j pleased with present conditions.
Flit i beiagf.on; the acreage w
;t,,rjlj Kra,jv increa-e1.
j (isrd-n lU'tkint; has ronimenced.
j The rendition of pioduets and of
,iltm Wv"k " now k"stctory in all
' r11'-11 anJ a FT-r-'n crop year
. 1 ,...1 ; . u ... 1
"Spring Unlocks
The Flowers
To TiirJ the Ltzsvy Soi."
And not rven Nature tuooiV
aZow the flowers to grow
and blossom, to perfection
Kvithout good soil. Noxu
Nature and people are much
alike; the former mast fuve
sunshine, latter mast have
pure blood in order to have
perfect health.
Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood trou
bles of all sorts. It is to the human
system what sunshine is to Nature
the destroyer of disease jerms. Tt
HtTcr Jtsnrpvints.
Poor Blood-" The doctor Mid thr
were M"i seven drops of cvssl hlocsl in my
"twi sarsaparilla Mult me ud ami
I?'3 ".'r: J""1 itK.B.
i" .it't him, trnii, .miss.
Dyspepsia, etc-" A complication e
Xnne .Vmtli sThrow "tJrrb
I "inantniation it the stuuiacb. rheumatism
i 't'- tJe me misersbie. lUdtno arMtit
until I Kxit Hswsls J-sntaiusriir. ihw-K
,ike nii,. , ,m t&fcj?
1 " lraver,l'oi.
v t ... .... :
.1 '."wi.,wiil UUSUIltd .11
, obi.i to r.vr up ork,.n account rbei
; TZTt
iSUkS,
niicuiiKttiwii m, nusuanii tii
I results." Mi. J. S. McXUtb. stamnij,Vt.
(JfctdS SaUabati
rie. iit tn. bob IrrtuUne ...
oisIt rathuUi- to uki wiiaTGatfrsTKr