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r PT a A T N 1DTR A T TKTR,.. The Plaindealer . Job Printing READABLE. RELIABLE. REPUBLICAN. A NOTE HEADS, LETTEtt HE Alt.. BILL ttfcADS ENVELOPES, ETC. No better field thaa Southern Ore gon; bo better median through which to Advertise. Executed oa short Bailee at price conaktent with goad warfc. PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY. Vol. XXX. ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1899. No. 41. WORK NEARLY DONE Second Oregon Will be Among the first to Retnrn. DIRECTIONS fOR THEIR MAIL. Ordered Sent to San Francisco And Not to rianila Transports on Hand. Washington, May 22. General Otis cables from Manila to the war depart ment that (be transport 'Warren arrived safely on the ISth io6t. The Warren bad 1200 men of the Sixth artillery aboard. The war department is proceeding on the theory that by the end of July r.ot a volunteer will be left in Manila, and Genera! Otis' report todar that the transport Warren has arrived a. 1 varices the time when the homeward movement of the volunteer troops will begin. Al ready notice has been issued that mail fur the First California and Second Ore gon volunteer regiments should not Le sent to Manila, bet to San Francisco. FIRE IN THE KLONDIKE. A $i,ooo,ooa Fire Occurs at Dawson City. riodel Camp at Presidio. Wasiiisgtox, May 22. In anticipa. tion ot the prompt return of -volunteer troops in the Philippines, the secretary of war today telegraphed instructions to General Shatter, commanding the de partment at San Francisco, to establish a model camp at the Presidio for the ac commodation of abont 4000 volunteers from Manila, pending their muster out. Summers and Case Recommended for Promotion. Washisstox, Stay 23. General Otia cables the fcliowiog nnier date of May ' 23: Oa the argent recommendation of Lawton, I recoxmeni that Colonel Owen Summers bs made brigadier-general of volunteer by brevet, for conspic uous gallantry at Maasan, Eulac tiridge, San Isidro, and that Captain J. F. Case be made major of volunteer by bievet, for distinguished services and gallantry at the above places while acting as divis ion engineer officer. Summers is colonel of the Second Ore goo volunteers, and commanded tbe ad vance brigade of Lawton 's division dur ing tbe recent march northward to San - Isidro."" ' ' ' - Case is captain of company F, Second Oregon volunteers. Land the Boys at Portland. (Portland Telegram.) Colonel B. B. Tattle has been of tbe opinion for some time that the Oregon volunteers would be landed at Portland. He says that be has no means of knowing what tbe government will final ly decide . to do, now what Colonel Summers' idea is with reference to the matter, but be thinks both tbe officers and the men would enjoy tbe reception that would be givea tbem here more than they would the small difference in dollars and cents that would go to tbexn if mnetered out in San Francisco. The only hope of getting the entire regiment here in a body is to have tbem 'mustered oat here, and this would have tbe effect to biing all cf Oregon to Port land on that occasion, the majority of tbe citizens here woold like to see the boys come here.' The mustering out would take place, should the regiment come here, at Van conver barracks, where tbe volunteers woold have to remain for nearly a month before the proper examinations and other preliminaries could be com pleted. . Tbe Spanish cruiser Bena MercedeB which was successfully raised and re' paired off San Dieo harbor baa arrived at Portsmouth navy yards to receive permanent repairs, tier arrival was heralded by the boom of caunon and a rousing maritime demonstration. Victoria, B.C., May 22. The main portion of tbe city of Da6on was de stroyed by fire .-n April 2C, causing a loss cf $1,000,000- In a'l, 111 buildugs, inctudicg the l.riiish North American bank, a ere burned. The news was brought down rv-T. S. Humes, a son of Mayor Home, of Seattle; J. Toklas and a third party, who left Dawson .ipril 27, and made their way out by canoe to Lake Lebarge, and then over the ice, having a most perilous trip. The fire consumed everything from Timmin's Hoyal cafe iown to and oppo site the Fairview hotel, the buildings be ing as dry as tioiler. The flames spread with suili sapidity that the people be came panic ttricken and unable to fave anything in the way of furniture, goods and -loth iug. Among the nioct promin ent of the firms burned out were the B.tnk of British North America, the Canadian Biuk of Commerce, McLellan A McFceley, of Victoria, Vancouver and Dawson ; the Pardons Produce company, ci Winnipeg; the Koyal cafe. Donahr.e Jc Smith, the Aurora saloon, the Bodef.a, the Madden house, the Victoria betel, the McDoualJ llocV and tbe California exchange. The fire came at a lime when tbf nulls and dealers in building supplies were waiting for too opening of naviga tion to replenish their etcck. The re bult is a Limine in all kinds of building material and furniture, such, as sashes, doors, locks, hingee, etc. The few ar ticles still remaining outside of the burnt district have quadrupled in prices. Doors are selling fur $35 each, dooriocks (S each, and very thing else in propor tion. Nothing in the way of rebuilding can be done until tbe opening of naviga tion, several wteks from now. as there is net over oOOO feet of lumber in the place. The fire was caused by a drunken woman upsetting a lamp in a disorderly home. None of the big warehouses of tbe Alaska Commercial Cotcpany nor the North American Trading & Transporta tion Company were touched by tbe fire, so there will be no shortage ttf provi sions, even if tbe lakes should not open before the middle of June, which is now predicted. Tbe heaviest losers by tbe fire are Messrs. McLellan & McFeeley, of this city and of Vancouver, who had an immense stock of iron and tinware and miners supplies t.ken in at heavy expense, and the bank of British North American, whose rather flimsy vault did not withstand the beat, the papers in it being destroyed. Tbe bank also lost a large amount of golddust. Chicago, May 22. To save his young er brother from the attack of a crowd of football players, William G. Passmore emptied the chambers of a revolver into mob cf several hundred men and boys. One of trie bullets struck Michael Woods in the thigh and inflicted a wound that. may cause serious consequences. Then tbe friends of the injured man renewed tneir assault upon Passmore and his brother and father, tbe latter Laving; come to tbe assistance of his sons, and when tbe trio cojgUt refugs in their borne the place was bombarded with stones until the arrival of tha police drove tbe mob to shelter. Tilliam Passmore was arrested. Tbe trouble was caused by Horace Passmore kicking: tbe ball as it roiled close to bim as h was crossing the field. "Spring Unlocks The Flowers To tPiiri the Laughing Soft." And not even Nature 'would allow the flowers to grow and blossom to perfection without good soil. Now Nature and people are much alike; the former must have sunshine, .Iztter must 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 germs. It never disappoints. Poor BtOOd "Hie doctor said tbe re were not seven drops of (rood blood in my body. Hood's Sarsaparilla built me np and made me strong and well." hcsrEE.liROw, 16 A st or II ill, Lynn, Mass. Dyspepsia etc" a complication ot troubles, dyspepsia, chronic catarrh and inflammation of tbe stomach, rheumatism. etc., made 'me miserable. Hatifno appetite until I took Hood s harsaparma, wnlcn acted like magic I am thoroughly cured." N. B. fctrxxY, 187 W. 14th A v., Denver, Col Rheumatism "My husband was obliged to pive up work on account of rheu matism. No remedy helped until he used Hood's Sarsaparilla, which jiermanently cured him. Jt cured my daughter of ca tarrh. I eive it to the children with eood results." Mas. J. P. McMath, Stamford, Ct. UabamCa Hrxxi' Piitf cure liver til, the nop trriUttnc xA PLAN OEIPVERNMENT Submitted to the filipino Peace Commissioners. DEWEY IS IN POOR HEALTH. HAVE SCORES TO SETTLE. Osegon Troops in No Hurry to Come Home. The Olympla Reaches Hong Kong and is Saluted by Ships of All Na tions. Dewey's Reception. Maxila, May SJ. The Filipino com rcissiooiera epaut the t'.ay al the resi dence 'ot the Aiuc-kmi cemmiesiomrs. They discueeed every point cf the sclteine? of government ard peace proc lamation detail, a?kiug for information as to what personal rights would he guaranteed tbem. The Filipinos als-o liert-d information as to the proposed tcnoul ejetein, and approved the American policy of tepar tion between church and elate. They cbielly oljecied to the sch- js on the g:ounJ that it gave tbem irsor.al lib erty but did not give them political lib erty. Fiually the Filipinos sail they wera pUad with the plan but could n.-t emlorse it otlkiaily. Not Yet Accepted. a Manila, -May 2U, 1 :20 p. in. The con ference betveen t.ie-civilian members of the I'nited States Philippine commission and tbe representatives of the Fil'pinos continues. Tbe mih Ury and civil elements of the r t Bv T j- j a uiew More i New Goods! John M. Whitney, a member of com pany C. Oregon volunteer, writing to his brother in Al! aiiy Iroiu the Philip pines, pays : "Ttio taste cf actual wur we have had is an experience well wortli all the mo notonous gariison duty we have per-fo:n-,ed. There is very 1. tile talk among 'he boys of coming home now. Of cnuise, we shall nil b clad when tbe time comes to return home, hut we have some Pi-ore to guttle with the Filipino, and will give them a good licking before bidding them ai)i-u '"A few of the bo)8 me talking -ii-omlv of remaining Letts and growing up with the country. The island cf Luzon, which is all we have seen ol the Philip pities, appears to ho A very ri;h country, and nder United States cuntrol would furnish valuable tropic -.I products. The native.-" aro nti ittr.orar.t K:t, aud li" 4 state ot superstition and ignoraiibrse than t'.:e Cbinese Thty live in thatcU-4 . . ....... . , ' hut, a;;.l cultivate t.'iel.- utile plcuefi lam! Ki'ii wooden plows. They have no more hi- a f a itivilixed g iveinmeut than our Iii.i.i.nf. This, of course, applits to the ins; i.f it.e natives." afrh idlers' Wrocery A FULL STOCK OF Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Country Produce Bought and 5oId TAYLOli & WILSON BLOCK Low Prices ! 1 - .fafatVfe. Fres Delivery f? . iL. I'a OUR LINE OF State and General News. AsK),iatun is faiiu e. The II. F. M:n;fterul Do' in t-H-i ia at Dilla. Tbe Divtou prom cop u a Hope r.re, tijever. lotkicg fine. Kugen hs r-n!y $"t) tf the $ltM) lo ri-e io unlcr to sccutk the Excelsior mill. "Gen." C-tiey hV.Js that t!"B "present epidemic" cf trnf s i. n-t to lie feated by American cja-missicn differ regarding' . ' , , , . ... . much of a iiiol as he louk. s omplcio and We give prompt attention to all Mail Orders. the wisdom of continuing the conference the former adhe-ing to the oiiginal de mand for tha r unccodi'.ional surrender of the insurgec ta. President Shurmon.ot the iliibpines commiseioK, regarding the plan of gov ernment offered to the Filipinos, said to day : "Now that American arms are success fully bringing the war to a dote, it is an opportune moment to submit the scheme of government which is author ised by the president. That the present scheme would satisfy the legitimate as pirations of tbe Fiiipiaoe for participa tion in their own government. It gives t be insurgents good opportunity to lay down their arms. Under it, thev will possess more ireeuom man uouer me Maloloa government, even though the latter declares them an independent and sovereign state." Football Players' Riot. Dewey's Reception at Hons; Kong. Hong Koku. May 23. The rrni?er Olympia with Admiral lwey oa loarl bas arrived here troai Manila.- She was saluted by the ships of all natioualties. Dewey, Caytin Lamberton, Lieutenaot Brumby and United States Consul Wild man were received by a guard of honor composed of the Royal Welsh fasileere. when they landed to visit tbe governor of Hong Kong, Sir Henry A. Elake, Major-General Gascoigne, in command of tbe troops, and Commadore Powell, commanding the naval forces. Tbe visit was afterwards returned by the officials mentioned. Dewey is in bad health being too ill today t J attend the queen's binbday celeoration. The Olympia is going to dock here and will remain 10 days at this port. Inspect Their New Purchase. Testing Mauser Rifles. ! Fern Scott, Kan., May 22. A public Members of the Booth-Kelley Lum-lKr I tt or the penetrating force of a Mauser j- i.fa. V j f a 1. iJ( ucC'i i'j rumitdni laj tu7 uautf VI a a:iTi nuTi v m l r ii-fmith itirinnav i.'ir 111 1 : for Mill Creek to inspect their recent purchase of timber land in that section. The p irty was composed of the following ge atle- men: J.F.Kelly, Z. S. Collier, Saginaw; A. J. Ilechtman, JudJ Uechtman, Her bert Fleisbliacker, San Francbco ; F. II. Buck, Vacaville: 11. A. Booth, 11. C. KJnney, Grants Pass. Members of the party said the object of tbe trip was merely to inspect tbe timber on tbeir recent purchase on Mo hawk and Mill Creek. 'They left by pri vate conveyance. Regarding other busings affairs of the company nothing is g yen out at pres ent. Eugene Guard. A Narrow Escape. Astjk:a, Or., May 23. A portion of theHwaco Railway it Navigation Com pany's trestle at Ilwaco collapsed yes terday while the beach trf.in was pass ing over it and the locomotive was dumped overboard into the bay, but fortunately no one was iojured. Tbe engineer and fireman jumped overboard and swam ashore, as did sev eral passengers who were standing on the platforms. Of tbe eight passengers inside of tbe coach, four were thrown into the water. There were one or two narrow escapes from drowning, one young man sinking twice bofore be was rescued. SSan Juan Hill, was made in this city to day with s:art!ii!g results. The rifle, to gether with o? her relics of the Spanish army aud navy of Cnbi, was brought horns oy Capt. A. M. Wilson, of the 23d Kansas. A soot was fired at tbe smoota side o! an ordinary fiatiron at cloee range, and the ba'l penetrated tbe mark, leaving a perfectly smooth hole, except that on the opposite tide the iron was chipped off bytbe ball as it went out. Three shots were fired agaioBt a bard steel ax blade. Two of tbem gouged deep boles in the eteel and the third ef fected an entrance, bulging the steel on the opposite side. Among Capt. Wilson's curios is a 1' pound shell that was taken from the wreck' the Reina Mercedes. It is bat tered by the rough treatment of that ves sel and rusted by the water which cov ered it when the ship went down. Coimr.ai.der Booth-T.u k-r, ::ext to tu g-cat-;?t St'iva!iin Army man living is ccraing to PorlLd in June, when that city aiH have a falvaiion revival. 0:i cableo from Manila ta the war de partment that 1:1 transport Warren ar rived ra'ely oa the iSih n The arrrn ha I 1200 men of lbs Sixth artillery a'-oi:.!. License n iaoeJ i.Ia for the marriage of A. J. Welt ati-l Nancy Jane Simons of near Lebanon. Th.a will be Mr. Welt's lifili uimage.--Albn7 Democrat- W or J was receive 1 at Sa'.nu Monday evening of the dro uing of J .V . Penny- baker, in a small strem b-tween bis home and Mehatna, half a m:l from town. Mr. Pennvbaker was ato:!t 74 tears of age and had been 111 feeble health for some months. The fruit growers are oita; icg to al low ether induitrial inst 'Hot inns and enterprises IU e-1 iliea 1 t,i mem. A fruit packer trust wa o'gaM.'.ed last week io California capitalized at $2,5!M,COd. aly itraeslablisiiments remaining outside. Iris sail that the O-Tgouian has al readv made ar.-aogements wish the Southern Faciac for the running of gaso line railway bicycles np l':c road aith Oretoniaoe, so that suhscibers in Al bany will receive tli paper io the morn ing as early as 7 :3J or 8 o'clock. Governor ti.tr received M n-1y tum the war department the diKbaigo of t:,e following volunteers: Private! Fred D. Fisher, company F; Herman A. Haw kins, company H ; iloliio R. t.lrdiard, comtiany K, and Jalan L. Dlgc, com- paiy 11, Second Oregon vul'inteer-?. It l.iecomes more and more apparent that the reported damage t j the sugar , beet fields on accsunt of the col J, back ward season, was over-tstimated. The field superinten 'ant estimates that out of the total 3.500 acres, not to exceed 130 acres will require re-seeding. Ls School Law Decision. Attorney General Blackburn, at tbe request of Superintendent of Public In struction Ackerman, has rendered an opinion on an important point of school law. He said : "When a school district raises Liouey by taxation for a specific purpose, and it afterwards becomes unnecessary to use the whole amount for that purpose, .'Jie diEtrict has the power at an anneal meeting to divert the remainder to eom,1) other use. School districts are corpora tionn, and the qualified electors iu the oismcis i.avo armoiuie control over tue .Secietary of interior has approved for lunus r..iHe.i d taxation unless uieir . Alent , tbe 0- It & N Co M acre8 power is limited oy law." 1 ( 1;ind ia the Oregon City district. Texas Legislates Against Trusts. Texas must te accredited with being tbe first stats having taken an initial forcible step towards preventing "trusts" doing business within her confines. The legislature last Tuesday passed on act, absolutely debarring any pool or trost from doing business in the state, prevents tbeir goods from being used in the state for the reason that it clearly specifies that goods bought from any trust or corporation which may prove to be a trust, need not be paid for. The bill also provides that no corpora tion can fix a price on its goods and force merchants to sell at such a price. It provides further that pooling is strict ly prohibited, and that any corporation giving away its goods wit'j a view to crushing competition shall be adjudged a member of a trust and shall bo de barred from doing business in the state. This measure is moat commendable, and will, no doubt, receive general ap piau?c, liul that the corporate powers will fail to test its constitutional validity must not for an instant be questioned. Grande Chronic!?. The state baruera coiuu;i-iou met Monday examined 2$ applicants for licer.M. narked OS and took two tinker advisement. The secretary of the com minion rtpr:s that only aliont 20 bar bers in the FUte have not taken out licenses. Two at Ashland have been notified to comply with tbe law. A syistem of fruit gathering by whicl tbe hiuheet limbs mav be stripped with out the least danetr to the gatherer hs been pateottd by Henry T. Griffith Portland, Ore. A movable mast rigged near the tree, nh a derrick ar ranged on a yard or arm at the top, by which a backet shelf supporting the picker is manipulated op and down such a manner tha' the fruit on the most inaccesbihlo branches are brought within easy reach. Work ou the Northwest railway dow Snake river to the Seven Deviis iciioio district is being punned as rapidly as consistent with good work. Work is be ing done at pieseut by eiyht camps Messrs. Ormac & Crook say that three more are about to be established. Large forces of men are grading, and at two points, one near Eagle Rock and one at Ox Bdw, work on the tnnnels is far ad vanced. A ride over a good part of the layout disclosed some good work ou the Dortiou of crado already finished. For nearly 10 miles where tbo grado in com pleted it presents the appearance of fine, solid and wU built road-bed all ready for the laying of rail which have already been purchased. Wreckage From Cow Creek. Shrink 2 Fizsitcs and wugaists lundxiGS; on A. Vw. MARSTERS & CO. Druggists. H. C. STANTON fLta yimt reoelvl m .&ew ad slnalv irtock DRY : GOODS coNsisTixo or Ladies' Dress Goals, Eibboss, Trimmings, Laces, Itc., Etc -AX80 a nut stock or- BOOTS AND SHOaUS Of t beat qoality and flnUfc. GROCEBIES Wood. Willow aid Glass Ware. Crockery, Cordage, Etc. Alto oa baud ta larf qaiatttica aad at prlen t . anlt tk ramaa. Ali a Unr mtock mt Custom-Made Clothing For Choice TEA Call at Stanton's for 'X. P. M" EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE or THE Southern Pacliic Co. Eipiw tniaa teava PnrtlamS daily. i r. m. J Lv. - Ponlaiid - Ar. 4 vS r. . I L. - Boabant - Lv. 7 .'. I Ar. - San Franeiiieo Lr. .u0 10:1.1 r. . -V) r. a. GENERAL DIRECTORY bTlTI OF ukMO. U.B.Benatora. uORreaiUieu , (iovernor- . pwrttary ni Slate.-. btau? Treonurer oupt. Fab. lustmctioii, Stale PrlntCT Attorney General iu.w. alcBrMe iJTh Hlmoa TbM. H Tftt-f ue it. A. Moody T. T eer y. J. biipbar C S. Muore J. H. Arkt-rmaa W. H. LeU -U.K. S.Blaei Lara it. A. Mnon Supreme Juilijea j, ?;. E. Wutvanoa (K.8. Beau acovn icmciAL niaraicT. aadge..... .. J. w. IlamPtoa tToKcating Atirtji-y Geo. 11. Hrvwa tr. a. laud orru a, Boaxaeai.. KreKlver Henry Booth Eeir-u-r J. T. Bridge. V. a. wiaTHia acaaao. Obaexrer. .Thoa. liiowl iiocniaa cocirrY. KeprexenUUve. Serk hert3 ....: rfeaaurrr.. 7W. W. WUaoa Sc-hooi Hiiptiriuleudtnt . W. Reed W. Wonaeott 'J. W. Ctnn J.F.Caatev K I. Stepbena -. G. W. JPiznmu-a County Judge. CommiMiocertL. Suneyor ooroner H. B. Gillette. ...Joa.LTOoa ) l. D. Tbomi u eneep Impector. lit. Byiwt OK-arTbiel -bt. E. V. Uoorer Tboa. MallM Jtuticei.... Coa:Jle.. raaancr omcaa. -H I.P. Fitber Mayor Pue tin after.. citt or BoaaacK. A C Xmm W. A. Enter cocsauias. lit Ward., tad Ward.. Zrd Ward- tth Ward.. R-order.. Treji.urer.. Maniial IF Brow 1. f.. W. prk ) F W. Bemou " i. R. Willi 1 A. FkJda (W.J. Under )F.W.rWaoiler ' H. C Sloruin 1. h.Wel .... tt. Ca py F. W. lnilanl 5.TO P. M. I 6:tf. P. -M. j : A. M. I a IS P. H. I 7i A. N. 1 !" P. M. rii p. m. 7:iA. Jl. I Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar. Ar, Oiden Ar. Dearer Lr. Omaha Ar. Chicairo Lv. L09 Aiifccle El Paw Ar. Ar. Fort Wortb Ar. Ax. Sew Orieaaa Ar 1:10 P. H. 6: P. M. . A. M. 6 P. 51. S J5 P. M. S:W P. M. h ) A. M. &: P. M. Dialnar Car Observation Cars. Pnll:na first :cta?i and tourist can attached to all trails. Kawehwrc SImil Dailr. v.i'x. at. r. a. ! Ar Portland Rfet-oiTt Ar. I Lv. ! r. a 730 a. w. ('jrvaliU Mail la:lf (Esotpt iaadaj). his is the Place to Buy -Groceries. KOCH LItt. C. 1. MAKKHAM. Maaer. G. F. 4 Psm. A-r L PORTLA?fr ORKOS. Iiri4rt rocrMTtlo-i at San Fnort.n." mfih loaniship fur Hawaii. Jtoaa. Cbisa. The lhu ifiin. and Aasirai.a. Ir iDKHits llctcl aut ra'CK ca.l rn r nI- reU B. UKAJb.K Alitor V. C. L'lSVOS. BUKIUrg. A full and complete assortment of all goods usually kept in a first class grocery. Everything offered for sale is fresh; and sold at very reasonable prices. We have a very choice stock of canned goods, including 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. Speaking of High Grade Wheels! While we Lave Imperials at $35 and ?30 otir $35heei;is just us high grace as oar foO one, tha difference being simplyin the finish. The above mentioned wheels are just as Lijjb grudu as any wheel in the market aud NONE is superior in material or mechanism. The oldest wheels now in use in the city are Imperials. Theso wheels have been in constant use since T. K. RICHARDSON. KRUSE & SHAMBROOK, DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF STAPLE 1 Fill! GROCERIES. AND PROVISIONS FINE TEAS AMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY. ALSO A FULL LISE OF TOBACCO & CIGARS. 1 s- ,L.. Ar PonUad -C"H-uta - Ar. L. 1-J)r. w At Albaaj and rorrallia connect wilb Irua ! CorraLU A fcailera railroad. nU pendrnce fasxa-rct Daily (. xcipt ucdsy) Hi t. M. I L. r. . I At 0 r . 1 Lr. - PorUiad -Minnlle I odepeDdetK-e Ar. I.T. Lv. k :J a. . ."Ai A. 4-'Oa. . vr wi. -a, ay fScitCbssi' LR. cmr l oircii. iiiTiK. . The Consnioo I'cnocil ot tbe eity of RoKbarr rr.reta the tint M us day in eacb moDlb at a o dock p. m. cucar axaatoa. The Circuit Court for Doag'aa C'ooaty utU three timea a year iuLurw: Tbe ad Mam day ia Much, tbe lib Monday in Jane, and tbe m nonoay tn iecember. J. W. Hamilton ol Roseourj ju.!e. Gee. U. Brown, ol Boacbora, proaecuuog aiVH uey. Coanty Court mwu tbe lat Wedneaday al t the 1st Mouday ol January, March, May. July, ! Member and .SoTfmher. J I mm 11 Drain, jadga: H. D. Taompmof bootuoarg ana Jn uyroo. of OlaT.a. eonnuwnm Probate -oarl U in huh rraUnsMulv lm Lyona. judge. SaxJetr TIecUaar. ROilBCRG DIV1SI05 KO C. B.OF LC, DeeU Ken iimI anrf kank Bnt. tyOMESf RELIEF CORPS NO. In, METIf ' tiru ao.l I..) i.l Fildaya tn matttt. rf::.0 K)-T, NO. :-, G. A. R, MEETS TMR rirat a"l liiird Ibandaya i each mvt. al i p. ei. A LP HA LODGE. SO. 7, K. OF 9 XUT exery ediicviay er cuing aa 0k1 Fei'Mn Hall. taiur k.uu.iva in good ataaalins ear llaily in vi It-i to atiend. REL LODGE. A. F. A A. U., REGULAR meeumri the 2d and 4lii tSedneadvya m each mooUi. KCGENE U PARROTT S.T. Jawrrr, S'ecy. P OoEBCRG CHAPTER. SO. 10.1 8..XUDI lv toe llrt and third Ihondaya af aarat ":oin. LLBBIE COSHOW. W X. MACDK RAiT. ScCy. "Scenic Line ol the World" The Favorite Transconticental Konte Between the Northwest and all Points Eat. Choice of Two Routes Through the Famoas Rocky Mountain Scenery And Four Routes East of Toeblo and Denver. All Passengers granted a day stc a-over in tbe Mormon Capital or anywhere te taeen Ottden and Denver. Persooaiiy conducted Tourist Excursions three days a week to Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and the East. It'OOaitF.X OF THE WORLD Oak Camp o-Liv iTH-eU at the Odd Fellvva' UaA la KiM.-barg. every lat, 3rd and ith Monday evetims. VuiUng neighbors aiwar wcJcobc. O. P. Coshow, c. c. .C Loyoos. Clerk. pHlLETARJAS LOi6S. NO. a. L O. O. T. 1 tn ta satuntar erening of each week at tat-ir baii in Odd Fellow Temple at Roaeoarg. Mrcberaot le order in eond siandinc are lam fcl to attend. B. W. bTRONti. K. II X. T. Jiw iTT, see'y. D. 3. West. ' Fin. See. O P.O. ELKi ROSEBURG LODGE, SO. X&, ho!! their resniar common ic&Uod at lb ( O. O. I', hall on Kcund ani foanb Tharaday u" each mocLb. All membera reqoeated to at tend rt-ifular'.v. and aii Tiaiacg brothers cor- ' liaily iuTitea to attend. CHAi L. HADLET. S.& IRA B. RIDDLE. Secretary. " D0E3CR(i LODGE, SO. 1. A. O. TJ. W. v meet, the aeeond and ftwirxa Mondavi af each icon lb at 7 JO p. n. at Odd Felkrva baU. Member of the order in good r-n-ilina- an ia Tited to attend. F. W. Roach, Kecorder. D. S. W. Financier. Profeaaianal Cards. j?RA BEOWH, M. D. OFFICE, S0 Jacksoa Street, at rca tdencv of Mi. J. Bluer. KOfEBCRG. OR Q.KKO-.VK M. BROWN, Attorney-at-Law, For Tickets and any Infor.tiaiiuti Ke- carding Ratas, Rontee, etc., or lor le scriplive Advertising Matter, call on Agentsjot Ureeon Kail way A aviirat:on Co., Oregon bbort Line or Southern Pacific Companies. S. K. HOOPER, General Pass. A Ticket Agent. Denver, Col R.C MCIIOL, General A lent, 251 Wash. Portland Or. GIVE I'd A TRIAL. FREK niXIVKKY. One Kixir South of P. 0. usi:i;iKii, tti:;).N. Roscburg P. O. Hours. Week days. 6:30 a. m. to S p. m. 8un- davs and holidave, rj:30 to 9:00 a.m. and 5:30 to 7:30 p. in. ST AO 8 EOUTfcS. Rcseburx to Marshfield Departs ev ery day at tJ a. ra. ; arrives every morn. ii'g. Uosebtng to Myrtle Point. Departs every day at 6 a. m. ; arrives every tnornin;;. Roseurt to Millwood Departs every day except hundaysat 7 a.m.; arrives every day except Sundays at 4:45 p.m. Roseburis to Peel Departs Idaily, (ex cept Sunday) at 7 a.m.; arrives daily, (evcept .Sunday! at 3 p. ni. Rofoburg to Lurley Departs Tues jdays and Fridays at 1 p. m.;arriyes lueeuays and ruaays at 11 :J0 a. m. Rooms 7 and S Taylor at WUcoa Block. ROSKBUBtt. OS. C 51. HA 51 BY, Oa DENTIST, ROXBURG, ORAGOS. Review Bui'.dinz. Telephone No. t. JRA B. RIDDLE, Attorney at Law, Room 8, Taylor A Wilson BU. ROSEBURG. ORXGOM. Fa W BENSON, Attorney-at-Law. R.Hms I and i Review Buildiug. KOEBCRG, OREGON R. WILLIS, Attorney and Counselor at Law, wprmeticataalltbaeoartaaftbarHata. OS. Sat ia il urate rs Bailding, DoagUa aaaaty, Ot. Eight cai loads of wreckage from the. Cow Creek canyuu wreck, in which Eu K'tueer M.;Oalley.was killed last week, have arrived at tlic Southern Pacific shops on tiie East Side. Everything is there, bat the cm.iih itself will be brought up the line an boon aa a fipriuig axio can bo Cxod. So H ii the Sfcrnd of Ui:j Astoria engines lo na over Cow Creeli canyuu. No. Ill went through a sirniliar experience lunt fall but after a season in tbu shops came out as good aa new. Portland Telegram, . t r j P. Benedick Any Job Work done at f Reasonable pr-'. an Undertaei1 and Emtelmep. City Treasurer's Notice Notice is hereby given to all persons holding KoteburK city warrants indorsed prior to July. 15, 1S!1-1, to present tue sani a? me ctiy treasurer a otuce in the city hall for payment, as interest will cease thereon after the date ot this notice Dated at Roscburg, Or., this oOth day of March, 13U9. Geo. Oarpv, City Treasurer, M. CRAWFOSD, Attorney at Law, Rov.uia 1 Jt i, Marsters Bldg., ROSKBCRO, OR. fafBuslncsa before tha D. S. Land Offlee and nuuiuj cases a iipec-ialty. Law ReceiTer C. 9. Land Oflce. Qti.GFO. E. LI0UCK, Physciau & Surgeon. Ortice PustOilire Hid. Phone, Maiu ;il. ROSERTRt;, OREUOS. JA. Bl'CIIANAX, Notary Public, Attorney-at-Lav. Collections a Specialty. KHim i Marstors Bui! Jill- ROSKBCBG.OR LIVE MD LET LIVE, I'mierthe aNive m,tu I will siiU cuotinne to nrvey Cm all parties tcurieg at ax.tane a. nil eiiin.vr or aiirver. Mr charvea will' 1 reanmahie and my wojfe (uarantee-t. Am ala Notary PuNm. Alilrs!imiat Cli , Dnngl V,a . Or. wiw, ! itr.vno 1