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PLAIN The Piaindealer H Job Printing . OTB MBAOS, XVt. - Kt AD, BILLHEAD IS EVBLOPSS. ETC. ' Fieo.ua iWl aaUca at artcri eanalateat Hb faa war. RCADABLE. RCLIAHLL, REPUBLICAN. No better Mel J than Southern Ore Cn: no better medium through hlch to Advertise. PUBLISHED SEMI-WEEKLY r LL A 11 A VAJlX. Vol. XXX. LAST DRESS PARADE Glad to Part With Their Anti quated Springfields. StCH ARMS ARt A REPROACH To An fnlightened Nation Con dition of the Sick Future of the Regiment. tAN Fbancibco, Jaly 24. lu a luoet imposing dress parade, ou the occasion of a reo-p'ion to the Second Oregon vol unteers by Mayor Pbeiau in behalf of ihe people of :;aa Francisco, the Oregou iina today lid their old Springtields adieu Tomorrow, ihe ord nance and general pioperiy of the regiment will be tnrixd iu, eo that today was the last time the boys will handle their old war uus. No tears were shed over tho ap- j proachiug reparation, although many o! ! the soldiers can remember a time when' the old ritle saved a g cd Auurican life. I ... . . . co.uierg regard tuc use 01 eacil an antl 0ated weapon by the arm ei of an eu lightened nation ia warfare with savages vastly lietter armed as otie of the biota on the great republic's name ic the re it'll l inn t.niv inA (nan i.arruhiiii , t their fua with less emotion tiau. is usual- with veterans. raio Ijr the splendid appearance of..a-.;,. ... r.. .J I the region ut . parade was unbounded. Mayor Phelan hioi&elf could cot Cud words expressive of his edmiiation. AVitli him' were Iieu!ecant-LVonel Herein and Lieu'euaut-Coloutjl Deck, ol the governot'e staff; Cabnel V. P. iul- .ivanena I'euntB". fcaJivan, and web contributed ia doing honor to the Ore, men. In view of the prolonged cam- ; paiu they lateiy experienced, bere ! ... ' . inewoibi oi me sorters this afternoon, .n front ol the i cial mention. Examinations continue without hitch r.r-d; ".r.T . ere I ' . i luu.i uc.uis mc uuaru. urn lew are or- , ,. , , . , - . dered back lor more ; cnhcal iwpecuon ' mamly tnose euSencg from eye weak- j General pleasure prevailed among the i ranks oyer the linal delivery of their arms tomorrow. At Crat. the soldiers thought they would have no more guard duty after their gecs were turned in but .eneral Summers will Lave them turns at that lata hour to the same f pot ujount guard without weapons. Not J is there elrangied to death by some many oi the brijs will purchase their old j body else, for their is no pretense that ritles for keepsakes, as the government j the girl committed suicide or died from price, flj, 13 rather n:gh for a Spring-. field. Many ill purchase their mess outfit?, which are rated jn:te cheaper. Arrangements to have the regiment return to the etatc intact are elill nnder way. General Sbalter did not feel dis pose! cn Lia own responsibility, to grant General Beebe'a request to have the ord nance turned in at Vancouver, and tele graphed the war department again yes terday. A reply has not been received up to a late Lour. I: is barely psesible that the order to tnrn in the ordnance to morrow may yet he revoked. There is a general desire throughout the regiment to return Lome intact. Some few still desire to be mastered oat here. Companies froai down the Willamette, and as tar ai A'hlaad, do not regard with much favor tie id 3a ol passing through their homes and Laving to re turn, unless it is without materia! ex pease to tnem. A committee ol o2ke:s Las been ia ijuirinK wLat ratea may bo secured for the regiment, and a paper eiys the men will all return in a body if suitable ar rangements are made. Professor Pratt, of Portland arrived today to visit his three sons in company H. . Private UotchWUc, oi G, who was taken sick on the Ohio, is regarded in a dangerous condition. I lis trouble ia diagonized as acute pthisis. Major Ellis today operated oa Lieutenant Barzee'a wounded arm, removing fractured hone and a thread of the lieutenant's blue shirt that Las been imbedded eiccc the -Malabon fight. I'ndue agitation ie fell over the case of Private 1 rank Girad, of Albany. ieneral Summers states that the sol dier had applied for farlongh and prac tically had Ihe assent of his commanders lo leave, the formal permission being absent, owing to the confusion of die em barktion. Kren Lad he left without notice, tLe general states that there certainly would bo no disposition to be hand 1 nnder the circumetances. "We're Lard on googooe, but not on Americans," he eaid. The arrival in port today of Major Herbert W. Cardwell. on the Morgan City, about completes the original Dumber of Second Oregon officers in the city. Major Cardwelfs distinguished services iu the Philippines are not the least that the state Las to be proud of in those islands. C0.VLXG HOJIE is A iionv. Salem, Or., Jnly 24. A letter received j today from Major Perey Willis, of the Second Oregon volunteers, now at the Presidio, by Eugene Willis, of Salem, jsays the regiment will be mustered out August 7, and will reach Portland Aug ust 10. "The regiment," the letter says, "will top and parade at Ashland, Koseburg, Eugene, Albany and Salem, and then finally at Portland." It is stated that the regiment will come Lome in a body. "Good Beginnings Make Good Endings, Yo-j JVC nuking n. good beginning ivhcn you commence to take Hood" s SarsaparflU for any trouble of your blood, slormch, kidneys or liver. Persistently taken, this great medicine w31 bring you the good end ing of perfect health, strength and vigor. ecclE par tragedy Review of the Testimony Submitted ' and Conclusions Drawn There- from. I rh. . - u'iviiin 1 ara uagcdy vail' i not he accaraU-lv deuned es uijstiuiojs i in its origin or authorship, for homic.de ! Soaietiuies sua riuruicida it clearly ai murder; ejuietinies it in cleat I? man-i daughter, the outi-onie cf a paitionate : (juariei; Sjineiiiute ji ie uot taey to de termine abetLer it was n:urderortbe lesser ciime coaimitted in U.-t blood. The facie in the Cycle Park tragedy would teem to paint not to murder hut ; manslaughter, the consequence if a quarrel. The girl, nithertoof Kojd re-j pve, is uy ins own a inusMon iriatuated with McDaciel aud with no other man. Her infatuation needs no proof beyond the fact that she was willing to meet Mi-Daniel alone in each a spot as Cycle Pa-k, aud not return until a lale Lour of n:ght, in disobedience of Ih9 commands of Ler parents. Nogiilof good repute at home and abroad would be guilty of such imprudence except she was Jreply iu love with a man whom the consented tu-meet alone in t e place where she . . . i i . llm worst wtluess against McDanulia ! McDaciel himse f. If .1,.. knew lha girl was uieply is ! iovewrii! ll lm l.tlf n . . ... 1 .t .t , w " uu uli . ijiuiit ii;bi le per- ' e'sted in goicg with tLU icfatua'e-i girl , i in deflan.w ho i.. ..f ,. ... ,n 1m- i . .i . i theui,-htof the murder in the pi.ee! here the h-Jy as .'j-ind the iolijaini afternoon : that thev Uh th i.ark at 10 - 3 "f.. .i ro 4 ittH ; p. w. : that he parted wish Mia Tirrh I j about 1 J ;M p. m. about two blocks fnmjsL'1 a4 .ae,K ro Ifl'j'.tered the verv trou ntM, ,..ra : - - 'v- a a,v "CD I V C ALU ! well at !):; . r.. . UWnt..- i uj Te, tli . , , , , ,.' j tiJ9 next afternoon iu the:r trv.ti..,- - W U.VLJ I pUceof tyae Pa-U. having becu deiJ , nambertlf LoUr. evidently Nobody i Mia Fitch efter the hour when McDaoio! i-ays that he tlirtP'T W!ltl br nair . 1.1.1.. 1 v. mvi uuuic k J .JJ Wedneed.y nUht; ,nd, althou,!, she I . if, l i ... , ... was left by him withiu onlr two blocks f her nom 6tt) Uevef ' Lclue or tUl of , L This testimony we have calle-l Tery 3 for McDaniel. Whv Beci'jfe it asks the public to believe that after parting with him within two blocks of her own home at 10:30 p m., this girl, 1 who is tnfatna'ed with him aione, re- natural causes. Somebodv kilie J her; wao was that eomeho-ir, and whv did LektllLerV It is not impiobable that whoever killed Ler did not intend to commit raur der. A quarrel under the circumstances was the most nataral thing in the world. A demand 03 Ler part lor marriage or tLreatof exposure c their intimate re lations to her parents, f ollowed by a re fueal on Lis part, might easily lead to bitter words on both sides. Her para mour in a sudden fit of rage at the girl's refueal to obey Lis wishes rather than take counsel of Ler fears might Lave tried to terrify Ler by choking ber, just as a brutal man sot seldom will try to beat hie wife into submission. Anger prompted by her reproaches or contumacy, or possibly by jealousy, im pelled her paramour to choke Ler, and without intending Ler death he caused it by Lis passionate violence. Toe woman was not strong, Laving Lad pneu monia a few months since, and pneu monia sometimes leaves the hol-j re spiratory system in a feeble state, and ber suspected slayer is a muscular young fellow. The theory that the woman was the victim of manslaughter rather than mur der, the victim of a sudden outburst of angry violence ratLer than cool, deliber ate preparation, rests oa the fact that for murder there was no apparent motive. For even if the girl Lad made good any threats of exposure, the possible conse quence could not be any worse than was sure to follow Ler death by violence and the prompt discovery of her Lody. If this theory bs true, the man who killed Clara Pitch did not plot murder but committed manslaughter in a fit of rago following a bitter quarrel. lie probably spent a flecples oight over his crime; he could not iu the dark ness effectually bide the body, Le could not afford lo take Uight, tecauso llight would be cjnfuseion ; Le slept on his cart the next day because Le could not he.p it ; Le Lad lost Lis sleep the night before. McPaniel Las told too ninch for hie own good. If he brought Miss Filch alive and well a Le says to within two blocks of her home at 10:30 p. m. Le knows Ler fate. It is incredi ble that she returned to the spot where she was found dead in any other com pany than Lis own. Oregonian. On to the Klondike. While the lime Las not vet anived when one can ride to the Klondike in Pullman palace cara.ths trip has been so simplified that it is no longer a Lard journey. One may, without encounter ing hardships other than Ihe putting up for a day or two with meals that are not op to the standard of a first-class hotel, go from Seattle to Dawson city in eight days, and this may be shaved to seven, uuder 'avorable circumstances. The route is titnple and well denned. The steamers running between Seattle and Skagway are all good. From Skag way a few short hours by rail brings one to Lake Dennett. Here a steamer is taken and with but one short delay, wbeie a tram ia taken for three miles, to Dawson, Is uninterrupted. Surely the promoters of tfia White Pass railroai are entitled to all tbs profit that tLey make out of their Inreetmen BOYS SOON TO ARRIVE k Warm Greeting Awaits Them at Home. lncral Shatter Says Soldiers Will bs Paid While linroute Home Portland's Effort to Secure Vis it From the Troops. Pohu.vmi, July 20. Major i'au Alj.re wires from San Francisco taat ieueral Shatter says tin ajldiere Will bi paid eoroute to I"or;ian J. ieneral Summers hat appoiLtwl a vjmmittee on tiau. portation t biriagd for hcurins traxs to bring th trojp! to I'oruaud. The soluier.-i have alrcadf turned ever their arms at the Presidio. ad tlurcforc have lot their diPtinrtive character j-j militiiy oraiiization. "fJit,"' nu cjuimitteema:i, ''the uiea arc the tame liero.-s who foubt at Mauiia. It it, no, their arm wo w if :ie i tJ t'or, bu'. tuea.telvea. And rt.ll .7 " 1 iii.e iiiey wi.l tut tiavs their arms, QI"Jrtn!, a:l11 U,T tb,:r -lud ba'.tla-jcarrei tlic. waicb w;:I Jaraiih a iiiev wi i euu be tiresMM in tnv r )i partds north aeeior. elr tu3 r th- " "' h lLej,U:J vDtilU il "apical eas and cr,,t,'l toroaih ja.e amouf bail td r" lUK :rfci raye.i ty , Iray Lich!,:e ' ' oi t:i eii - meot as the brave oluutecr r.e'td I I Inward, upholding U. Lonvr of l heir 1 country. The 80ct.j!ia ouuevstd i 1 t!l'-tSe ''W and I thti.i.aiil' with those te enough u iuak .jur iii s ii.i b wuu eninusiaauiaitnjat t'ae at i arms. "0! course e Ink. great. pr.Je m cur i boys ad ejld.era, aud witnej I j t.-o aud honor them as s.!d:are. rit nince it is! ' imiwictK!p hi 1 d mi. J..uil 1 1 i . 1 r ' " " ifitieJ, 1 tliiok oor patruifciu a deep j enough to hotor them atyway 1:1 ar,yj manner tKWsioie. ' "I'ntii Majjr Moora l heard tram more detiaire'y it wi:l !s hard 10 te.i just wht is txpee'.ed oi ttie Portland p-ople. It is certain that the f.-re of the a'.lej troop wi.l j;ave l tie u.a le gad if t!ny are brougat here. It is no! Lke.y nor do the committeemen expect, tuatt tba Soaihern Creijn soldiers are goin to j pay e rA fare to Portland ocd return! and i: uny 113 n jcerary to eh-rvr a j train. t r-mce tlhcera hare mau- acown the true lacts regarding the landing of the v&iuctecrs at Sai Fran, cieco, lha t'.'utiruent is as e:runv in their lavjr as ever. Tue eting of diaappoicoteot Iim aioaiiit en tire, y worn away. No one koows the hardships of a soldier's life on board a transport can blame the soldiers for land ing at San Francisco. The question of travel pay must not b3 overlooked. Ey granting ihe men furloughs and allowing them time and ration money, etc., the equivalent to the travel pay, would have I been made good, and the government, I. 1 . . . . - ! uave utea aaeaa in toe game Detues. the soldiers In the meantime would have been with friends and relatives, arid looking out tor something to do. General Bee be was well pleased with what he saw at the Presidio. He says the Oregon volunteer are fine locking feiloae, and that one cannot but be, proud ol them. The health of the camp was good, end newspaper men swarmed there. Scottsburg. J.. Davis and son are erseticf a barn for II. L implies-. Mrs. John Henderer and family were visiting in town recently. We are pleased to note the return ol Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Ozouf. Mrs. Maime Henderson came np from Gardiner for a shoit time laet week. The dance of Saturday evening was well attended and all seemed to enjoy the time. The wild blackberry crop, usually to plentiful, ia almost a total failure the present season. Ihe lice ehoaerou the 2 let hid the dust, aud made the roads more pleas act for travel. Active preparations aro bsiiiz made for the lishing season which will begin in a few days. Farmers expect to begin harvesting in a few days, several fields of oats being nearly ready for cutting. Warren Kecd brought up u drove of hogs, a few days ago and has taken them to Drain for shipment. D. U. Butler was unfortunate iu get ting a cut on his leg while logging, which we hope will not prove serious. The sheep meu are much aunoyod by the depredations of what is supposed to be bear and panthers. The maruders have not aa yet been caught. Many sheep and some goats Lave been killed. The great Leondor Brothers big com bined one ring circus ie coming this way. They must certainly h.tve a first class show as every town Ihey Lave vis iled gives tbsin a rousing send off. They say the people demand a one-ring show so when the performance is over they can leave the tent snl know what they paid for had been seen. They Lave only one act in the ring at a time, but tbey give three Lours of solid amuse ment. 1'our thousand six hundred and cev- I entv bicvele licenses hava haen l.i-,rl in tl.u riiv nr. th ..rn..n -.i .1,. number ia still j-rowinif A-Paattln An, w w - - ROSEBURG, OREGON, AiitmmiFi'miiiiiii WILL BUILD A BIO CANAL. Jackson County Farrnars to Bring". Water From Rogue River. " aUi i- l ti nut gold," a curdiug tol.ti. Laviljii, who liasju!-: ictcraed from .u. extfii'ie I trip Ihrougli Jackson and J sephiii co ir.'.ietf, w here lia found that far:uora r-j iutio liKin ureat t & tenn of canala and ditches. Mr. 1'ivildHi bad no I'n-n in that count r (jr tevdrul yeai, and was amazed at th c'mi-o which ha found hai! f.lL.iii I.! iim. iliititw liia nh.rirfv 1 Where a f.;w ye.irj a.j the tillers of the Oil ore en'irth dependent UK)n the raiu--, Jitjlu-s f'o:u H v;ie river, the Ap. J pleat-s river and Williams creek now keep v. t'la'iju tl nmj .i.i nil suniaier long, whi c mi tjni of alfail is no pro duced where .i.i ton a as o.i.-idered au Terag', whea UxraitH aione were relied OB. Ii.. I ....... i m.. ri .. . : .. . . . J v. .um Jilll ill' , liiir and fertil area in J i- kiu t-ou- i. hive ! recently 'i iln l t j;-in tio.: IjJ:. c.iir.l A) u Koj-u riier hig'i ct u: goo1! held .';r irr. i;i.i mil :tt nv.i i- i .1 S 1 j.'i 'i u;i t i 'j ta'.n a in tli - i ii ii -r, and I -r pl.tver miniti in the winter Ttiee f.'iur4 te ti.ud:!ij t .i i l.:il ".o raise t':e u .no ti bill ihii .1. whicii vi: djj'dj vail.' n' t i-.-.r prorr 1!1!B);D a Iin:-h-d. Mr. Davids n f i i id t ie Sjuh-r i ; ;; gon Irur.gr j tt i :n;;y t:ia p j Ol weu-ialeJ pja.-ii. af pie, p elr auJ I icj to b Terr gjoJ f n tu ( hjj, j i ujp fiiij- tier, ut ui r3. oi iu. ttai are tak a ten' raci'un, a a r.-jh Of la it Ftf'irjirr" u:r.i n-'.y (rt.'. Withgja e vips u.' fiul :u ai3'.d oniveri ii f li.ui , an I a j I 1:1 -i r. ; ei- oa i.i pr.-p--: f r m-xt wi:i-t ;.p-i- j'i:'j i i '.'e;j:i a' ! c. ri. r-j e lini :n)l' m! !(- ii iea!- !:or,;lu:4 Oregon .News Notes. i i'.try i grii'.ji'ciai it:; vi?:'. ? 1 ! a A iie h'j-tirel :i 1 a : -.u'i lirji De.r anno n'A for f ..'1,000. At-jM t bus i:.v t I l'r-idn'. McKiu- Ir-V t-J a;-l'e-. p'e t. I tr mirg regal 1. : .". :L'i:if-v a hwe-l ia .Tea'. no -' r"--' nai.w. !r:n'e i;!r Lan vf VV Ue N as j more 1'iati Uke.i t io- ever a: ti.e. ! r,k-?r(V iili.v.n-i i... 1 .y- 1-1 keep lie.- th Aa'Jer ol CJ1i:ut:: al:ve. Ci-.'!lj'.i;g was i.ftert l trio; it 'I risco, but as rcjjtej berate thev had to pay f jr it. Kl.,. jrcr,ar. ,r(,rl, .,, ,, ,. tun, ha rtturte! froaj a tag years' etii in Klondike, a rich man. Tne Sfcoad O;eoo boys hives-i.-rju 1 ered their cons t th-3 war HepAr'.m;nt, and t irne-J over a:; o.hr proper y. One of the traasc)!iticen'al lines re-! porta that it his o! J over l a 1 a u.d ion acres o! rf ;m farming Uo 1 in t!.e past year. I ieheraian are receiving i,1., cea:s per poinl f jr Caiuoik al no.i at Aitoria. The hUaet price ever rr;!ivil fir sal- m in on ths Co!irnbi A le'.ter rcrired at SaVm aij t'ie o!- nntee-s wol d cot.b hime ii 4 bodv. Stopping at Ashland. Roeny. 11 igene, Al'itoy, S i!"ni aid Portland. ;,v 1 " b'en jil.c i!!- d.'cil: ! ia ! Qr on tba. ia aa eas-'Cincr ce a tihv-! istcian imy dnv a :r-m a b-i Ig i a' a . . . . - -. . . - sp3J 1 grca'er thai :h r. pjriui'ttf I t j o-- diuary tratli?. I 'I the stare pri.vi.-i.; o'E:-) a. S tie 11 ; about a dizs.i ratn an at wjrk, fi.iis'.iug I no the Lousi an 1 s-nite jv.iraaU. j Work on the sjprem ciart leports will j be commenced when ibtjiutnils are! completed. j M. O. Wilkin his instituted a suit in ! the county court of Lsse county rgaii.st I J. C. (.-oc-dale. The plain-d asks for! judgment in the som of 231U.G3. The ' amount is made up from as!g v d claims 1 from F. K. Dann and George Wni-mn.i Labor Las beeu at a premium Lere, 1 (or tho runt n.ftr. iirii llitt A nt!iin. ' Herald, owing to the fcarcity of Lands for the Lay fields. Two dollars per day waseffered iu seTeral inetiixes, and failed to secu'e the desired number of hands. ! "What imprersed tue most ou this, my firs', visit to tlm cjat was the gener al air ol prosperity written over Ihe face of everything," is a remark made by.", visiting editor to the Telegram. Ore gon and the coast states are rrj iyioga ea&on of unexcelled prospe'ity. James Wilson and family ol Dai Us, are at their Fell hill furui, gathering and rani'iog their crop of about three tons of cherries Ho is putting them up inpintjirs, of which he has already bought 200 dozen, and will nerd many more. The frail will bo handsomely label -d before being placed ou the mar ket. Johnnie Little, ol Wasco county, sold 2253 Load ol his stieep at Jl.tK) in the Cl.icago market, i in tr. cd lately opon Lis arrival. The remainder ol Little's sheep are feeding at Bijlticld, X. D Kohler. who unloaded at Celliold a day later, found S00 dead sheep in the cars. It is s"pposed that they got hold of poison while feeding at Missoula, Mont. W.T. Emery, the cattle-buyer from Oakland, Or., was in Hindoo Ihe fore pattofthe wefk from Southern Curry, where ho purchased 2000 head of sheep and will drive them to Easlern Oregon, says Ihe Hiadon Recorder. There are eeveral cattle and eheepbuyera in this eeclioa t presc-ut, and all tho available stock ia being purchased for shipment. Aft er a drill In San Francisco last week General Baebe said: "The work of the Second Oregon is spleudid. Tbey are a fine body of men and tba state is proud of thein." During the di ill an Oregon lady recognized Col. Summers and said she was going to kiss him. "ft Is Bob- son's tight," said the Colonel, and the sculalory smbrart followtd, THURSDAY, JULY 27, i8q New Store ! r iiilers A FL'LL Staple and Fancy GROCERIES Country Produce Bought and Sold TAYI.O & WILSON LLOCk t Low Prices! There is a Quality iaboutour Drugs j J Yh: buy luercivrc c a I:ull SUiu-J.;:.l Ui:r a;:u i The i:itrrit f h.i c built u",i . . i r A. C. MARSTERS & CO. I'fv'-cnpticijs cl'Iii xar: le 1 Iay nu 1 Nit , iaiaiaiatata4a.a.tttattttttttttt(lttttltt)1t( I. mO his is the to Buy Groceries. It ' V IS ! j C Ig ii j A ' ? f ; I i 5 . r1 tr I? C. W. PARKS Speaking of Nigh X r X.' . v 1 While wo Lave Imperials at $1J5 ntid S-jO our -) wheel is jnt ns utiiii liu.vci: as our $ 50 otie. tb j JitTereuca beinr simply in the liuish I'u9 aluve meutioae 1 wbils uro jat us high grada as any wLeel in the mirLet and NONE is suporior ia material or mecbauisui. The oldest wheels uow iu uso ia the city are Imperial. These wheels have been iu oustant use sinoo 18'J2 T. K. RICHARDSON. KRUSE & SHAMBROOK, DEALERS IN ALL KIN'PS OF Slltl'FlYGWIS JUD PROVISIONS FINE TEAS AMD COFFEES A SPECIALTY. ALSO A Ft Ll. LINK OK TOBACCO & CIGARS. GIVE US A TRIAL. fttEK di:i.ivi:kv. . 'VVVVVV.V,ty,Vta-V-' P. Benedick Aqy Job Work done at Reasonable a New Goods! jr roeery ; STOCK OF Fre Delivery i r.i !m;il: fjiuaiitif -i. a;ul buy frcqucr.tly, i wys have a I;rc6li Stock ofi (Juality. and vc hit the mirk-5 oi;: prescription Department f b.ijje ti.iJc in this line. i Druggists. Place A lull and complete assortment of all goods usually kept in a first class grocery. Hvcrything 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 .ve invite your special attention. Our line of Olives, Gherkins, Pick els, Sauces, etc., is also complete. Wc carry the largest stock of to baccos iu Southern Oregon. & CO., Grocers. b. J Grade Wheels! One Door South ol P. U. linSKDI RG, OKEUON, Undertaker1 nad Embalmer. ' '"tUsSSss. sr A F7 n my A Complete lir" of i j -now on LanJ. DRY GOODS. Ladies Droes GoxL, KiLLon, Trim inioH, Laces, Ktc., Etc.. Also s fine lino of - of the Lest quality abd latest style. Staple aud i'aticy GROCERIES. Vrjod, Wiilow, atiJ Glassware, Crockery, Cordage. Etc., also oa Land arid at prices to bait the times. Aa op-txi&te line of H. C. STANTON. EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE or THE Soatherii Pacific Co. Ciprai Uum 1st. Portland d&llf. ' r .7Lt.- rwiiSS - "Ar. I SOB a. H J r.. Lt. Eawtxira - Lr. j U: r. . 4 , 'Ar . -n f hkko Lt. ! Kr . A Ar A: -'ien Ar. 1 1 P. M I t. i I K p. M. Omaha Ar. ; A. V. 1i.-j I.v. i !. M. lj. ArtT-. i P. M. u i t-o ar. : a p. m. f O- f M. n.r. m ;ia ' ! 1". M I ! !. M. : a, m A A Ar Port Wortli Ar. 1 ml. M. Ar Sr (J;u Ar : S.P. II. Dintoic Car Poi;-.ia ( n: ' U !! Ir -1- OtMenalloa Car. u l (van-: nr a.tacbe4 ebMrf lJI-DavlJr . . I Lr. 2r a. I A'. PorUaad - At. i r. Hywr.r - Lt. ! : 3; -TV::: P. Sy (Eicrp: Mm-lajl. - a.- a. a. tl . I.T. Ar. for-and na::i Ar. 1 iUt t u Lt. I 1-JSP. w A: A.bacr 3 ! 'orrau coasect wtsJb trans at t or a... A k.M,'.em ra.iroa.t- lal- j- a icEit I.-tajM tai:T (. ifyt unila; ) i it t. M. I Lt. Hori'sa - Ar. .-a.B McJtiBTiIlc Lr. i v, a. I ' '.gjp-t-Dcc -' ' a. Uaaacr. U. P. A Paaa. Ai L ! POfcTLAKO ') REIKIS, t i-sa-.v 3 ai -aa l"na-t Uh n Ui i.no t rHi.i i. I.fn,t.hia. T Le lhi:t.M.ia .d! au-a'a. r'T itmssii lK4( Us.lrt'r c:l -n sr A dr L. B SJCKjpe .Inat -jt V. V. L"MjS. -Steak Uac ai the WrM The Favorite Transcontinental Roots Between the Northwest and all Points Laet. Ch vice of Two Route Through the Famous Rocky Mountain Scenery And Four Routes Last ol Pueblo and Denver. All Passengers granted a day stop-over in ttie Mormon Capital or anywhere be tween Crdeo and Denver. Personally condoiled Tourist Excursions three days a weea 10 Omaha, Kansas City, St. Louis, Chicago and the East. For Tickets aud any Information Re garding Rates, Routes, etc., or for De scriptive Advertising Matter, call on AgenteM Oregon Railway fe Navigation Co., t,iregou i-hort Line or Southern Tacidc Companies. K. HOOPER. Geuersl Pass, vt Ticket Agent, Denver, Col. R.C. NICIIOK, t .eneral Agent, 251 Wash. M. Portland Or, Koseburg P. O. Hours. eek days. 0:30 a. m. too p.m. Sun days and holidays, ti:j0 to 9 .00 a, m. and 5:30 to 7:10 p. in. sr.VOK KOVTkS. Roeeburg to Marshlield Le parts ev ery day at 6 a. m. : arrives every morn ing. I.'ueeburg to Myrtle Point. Departs every day at 0 a. ut. ; arrives every morning. Roscburg to Millwood Departs every day except Sundays at 7 a.m.; arrives every day except Sundays at 4:43 p.m. Koseburg to Peel Departs Idaily, (ex cept Sunday) at 7 a.m.; arrives daily, (evcept Sunday) at 3 p. iu. Koseburg to Lurley Departs Tues days and Fridays at I p. m.; arrive j Tuesdays and Fridays at 11:30 a. tu. CISIWIIlOIil DMOI01IR.R. If you sutler from tenderness or full ueee on the right side, pains anier shoulder blade, conitipstiou, biliousness, tick headache aud feel dull, heavy and sleepy your liver is torpid and congested. DeWitt's Little Early Risers will core you promptly, pleasantly and perma nently by removing the congestion aud causing the bile ducts to open and flow nalurallv. tiikv ahk uood pills. A.f!. MARf.TI.Ri-A Co. GENERAL OinZOTOilV rTaoro.. C.S.taU;r.. Jsre TVx.a Tl -onrexa4 GoTernor reiry erf mi BUla Tn-urer. Ten .M.A. fWtT 1. T.fcwr f. I. Ikar C i. wm bujh. rob. iruuuctio I. 0. Aekrm rnnsct- Attorney Oeoerl. W. H. JLKJWktiii Woren km mwKun iCDicral XLraxcT. le., . W. Harart rnMcuuac Auoruey Geo. M. Bro o. a. uD or tux, aoasaca. emm Hnn IU..lk aiier Ohr-.r.. v. . wtaraas acasae. - TW SlSBDB tLai coeir. a. w. t4 brpreMOUUTva i3k W. W OtMJ5 JW. W. Lra 'J. w . Cms I - D. Tboon .Jaa. Braa SoTTrror. Coroiwr... tVr. K. V. Baver TW.nalU racucr omiu. 'VxtetaMc.. - J. P. Fiar VaTur- rv?lir.lrr... OTT VP UIR M. JCIi W. A. erawr cn rciLMt. lr V rr rC. W. fart tf .bM -. b.wu; a. fUa. jr Ut:T JK.W. Woot - j 9. C ST0erzsi D. l a Ut Wars!.. ardWani- Ut Want. - Keeonbr Trcasarcr laaraaai p. w. en), citt rrKS'iL aims.. Tb ('iia-ji ousiI ot tbe rlti of SoebM CKtt ll f-rt Moa-Uy la -ark na. 4 i Cuccr taaaiux. im .ciii toor. I'jr l0ouUa Cms? tTM Unas a "rmr aa tnOamm- Tka d aay 13 aaxca, UK ca Mob4ar la .ua, Ul MooiUy is beceaber. 3. WBaaM! Boartau Ja.le. bcouM. Brrva.! f nilirg. proaacauc aiuMoay. Ui ot j- iMTX o-v-j tM Ut 1 .1iiraiii a.W tt tat ItubdaT c-f Jaaaary. Marefc. Ata. tVj, -wvtemtT aul Stmmbtr. torn. Lfra. it lrai&. )lf. M. U. Tboo:Kiaef rot-jcr' aI Jaa. b nsn. of Oial'a. iim f i.i. mm. Proteic in ia ia kmiii coauaaaba.?. J Lrtoe. taarc Praf. QO.MMNKE JACKSON. At1'rt-i.-v aa-l Cooiaelljr at La. Mining L.t au-1 Wat r RijLt? n.ada a IcLalty. M.-.tm gj. Eoexac&u. om-ai.'t. Q,EJtiE M. BROWN, A ttorney-at-Law , Soaa 7 aad S Tajt A WUaoa BkKA. LOeXBCa. oa. BaV B. RXDDLX, Attorney at Law, kjea . T j:jr A Wuaoa But. EObZBCIS. OUUOJU W. BENSON, Attorney-at-Law. KKi 1 aa-l : ReriT Ki'M.-i- BOBCKi. O&TaUS yy b. wiixis, Attorney and Counselor at Law, WDt simaUaa ia all tka avarta at tba Baata. So. ta Mantra BJ.m. ti. i - t oa. .Or. n. cba-wtoso, Attorney at Law, awn 1 A X. Vanuri BiOt, EOEXBtTES. OK. a? B oataeaa beJora taa C. S. LacS Offca mm Uttif ease, a .ptoaity. Lata SaeUiai O. & Laad OUem. JA BI CHASAN, Notary Pabllc, A ttorney-at-Law. Collections a Specialty. K m 3 Mar:cn EuUJiOs. KOeEBCKO, OB C 3L HXXBT, ' Oa DENTIST, la-epoone vx t. ROaXBUBG, OtXfiOX. TRA BBXJWJT, M. D. UFFICZ, Jos Jackaoa Sinat. at ra I VacaoI aba, J. Bitaar. aosucio, oa Q ft. GEO. E. HOUCK, Physcian & Surgeon. OSice P: 0ce BM. BX-EBCIU. PtK-ne, Main il. OBESOS. ciatp .ncUmfa DO-SBCEU DITISIO! SO . B. OP L S lv CTery aevoad and roajnKSudap. w OMEN SRKUHP rOILPS a 10, HXBTI bi aaa turu rrhiaja la D EXO PO&T. SO. . ti. A. KXXT9 tl Srst ami ihirtl Xburmiara oi each aaeailk. at i p. m. A U'HA LODGE. SO. C, K. OP P., MJJT1 'x erery WeOueaJay e renins at Odd Paa-aa HalL YtaiUnc laaia-tila ta tood ataadlaa eat tlaily laTiied to auead. LACKLL LOUOK. A. P. A. M BXOrTJLB Bvcunn Uu .'J and fife " r Inaaliji i caca BK-i.Ui S.T. Jikti. .s D OSXBC Rti C1IAPTE&. NO. a. O. K. .. tlXITS lx Ui 6rt and tUirl Taradaj el eacsi av alb. UBBIE CV8UOW.W M. MAIMS RAsT. Sec y. ttOl KUX WHOOMES OP AMERICA. MEET .m Hrl laud thixl TueaSay ot each month in lUcai'l Mamun: ball. lt. W. M-uaa, V. C. II. I- M viMit-, tlira. IV'VDMES t IHK ORM. Oak Carca Xo. ai Ibo 0ld tlhwV Hail in tw.-uun(. cw-ry lt, irl and iilk Muadap eveitms. uiiiUK UeigfUbura alwaya wlcoaa v .. . k O- l-.Ci-ao, C.C pHLLETARlAX UlUtiB, SO, (, L O. O. P. mevU Saiortlay TT.uinf ot aark waak at their hail lo Odd Peikxa Taanla at Koaaoiua. Mambaraol tba ordar la rood ataadins ara laTlk d la attand. B. W. SraoXO, N. 6 N.T. Jivktt, B"y. D.tM. ia. 8k. BP. O. ELKS, KOSEBVKS) LODGB, NO. CS, hold then rtcular vomauDlcatnwa at lha ( O.O. P. halloo Kuood aad fourth Vbunda U aaoh mouth. AU aicaibara taquaalad to at tcud regularly, aad all vlaltinf braihais eor llally tinned to attaud. CHA4. U BAULKY, I. IRA B. K1PPU, Bevretair. DOsIBl Ki LODGE, KO. la. A, O. U. . XV bhku lha awuod and loarth Ttfoadajs at rvh muDtr. at ; Ai p. ax, at Odd Paiioaaaaij Membuaoi thaordet ta aooS t'sadlna ara la. rttad lo attend. " ' ' (K.8. lerk bTlB. awi sperlriiebdeat kmmmx U. B. Glilr tountj Jadre 1 lm. T'nranilarirmni D.9.Wa Plnan '-, P W Baiaalt. ft..-..l.r.