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the plaindealer HOME FROM THE WARfetrTJ; Published Monday andThtirsitaj-. TBI FLAIXPEAI.EK PUBLISHING c K. i. STRA1FOED TV. C. COXXEB J. L. STRATFORD,- , l'ubiUitr E.llwr ..Mst. and .lU-itor Subscription Rates Ouc Year .. Six Mouths .. three Months V iO ( l u X '. band H'iil G. A. K. ineiuoera forming a ' I double tile, tlirouli which the vohtn-; teeii Mid otlicer passed to t lie lmiiuet la- b'es, which f.tiilv groaned under th im mense weight -l tin- ihlic.icies of the season. i After the lii -,t bataliijii fr comlu.t- ' My seated, the I. ami and G. '. 11. re- I, ..,, I l.i l",n , I.iimI h.T" .1 ileillUllStril- tiuu hiiiiiUi ti.lhut tendered the first sec tion, greeted the second train, which ar rived about 10:o0p. ni. and carried the Second battalion conimauded by Major Willis. I'lip march was aain resumed to tlie j (uuare, and tlie sauio demonstration r ;d I program w v can led it the arnval I ,i( iln.ii.ii, I an.l last e.ctioii ut !! tr.iiu i at u few minutes ot 11 o'clock, with the The firs'. ttci:oa of ti.e three t.ains j third lutalli.m . '.mimamL-d by M.j .. . - . i. - . t . a .... I I'a'uirL. . . , . i i i ; tar i villi: iiitj tiiiaii ' ttuii .i;imtrt D - rwecoaMehowthem wm withhe.d to k ue , ... , ... I T,, ,..niJi:llI..r ut ,, vi,.t to o-ir dty u,,i,r...:..tinll of ' UOUiC -rOSSCa II e B-Bieiliic "tuumi) i - pprec.atioi ot, .... ....,., l wa, fi.cnt M ibe lum's .m. ly dccor.trd t .1 . 1 1 . 1 , . . u I , ..r t.lt-M the boom of cannon, fc.tcchuii ol j aua iiiii:iii'.ru ..,...., - J I tables '.'7 feet in length, neat.y coerel AUGUST 10, 189!. j We doff oar hat to Co. 15, it officer aud every one of its gallant men. Kose- ; burg was simply turned over to the heroes of Malabon last evening. Noth- : ing that coald be done for all of the gal- j lant men of the Second Oregon, no hon- Grand Triumphant Trip Through the state THL RtGIMtM ROStBlRG Accompanied by Governor ticer and Maff and Hon. Binder Hermann. Receive a Grand Ovation and Ban quet in This City. The Chief Charms of a Shirt Waist, is the charm of Novelty. It will interest you to know that our stock of waists is Clean, Fresh and New. The "snap" and style of our garments at our usual low price arc giving us astonishing busy days on this article. Call and examine our entire lock of Staple and Fancy Dry floods, all that is new and up-to-date at specially attractive prices. Mailorders solicited. ihiii i fThere is a Quality tabout our Drugs ackuowledgcnent ot our tbe glory their heroic VOLLEtiBERG BROS. services brought to the state we done our best j tomakethe boys feel that in 1;burS I ' , 7i ,i I with ume in were ,,.ead w,,h .11 the'- audlKUglas county, the.r reco.d is one I -'"1"r.r . .!: ."I.,-.;,,., .,,1 l,.S...ie--J the s ... r::tr t. , - - ,.f,heh.etorvof the Spani.h-Americau-; a auu.n o.i the .tute line, the iu.ye ncs. I-...li,,.iue war of l-5. and one that ) met by ..ovena-r .eer and .tall. , j . . .. t i VI. KM CCiaioi o. iiiouFautis imio ii i g.ii:.rnu i 'Tis Delightful Roseburg Bakery. WHITE, GRAHAM, AND RYE. .i. BREAD Which secures permanent patronage. We buy in small quantities, and buy frequently, therefore we always have a Frash Stock of Full Standard Strength Drugs. Our aim is for Quality, and we hit the mark The merits of our prescription Department X have built up a large trade in this line. Ill TO RIDE A renVct. the biKheSt irediv nu it mem- " '-" - I""" " .... ..!.... i w.iv-U- audi went ot!uu;. Nttdlt-ps t . fay the . iioii the cilr of UoSftiurj; aud this county in carlicuisr, w h.cii furnished f many of the cfl'u-era and j.rivatee of the Second Oregon. All honor to oar brave acdga'lant heroes'. A I the ioiu':u-lu "i the tun-l'" '.'J' .orA.C M.if.-tt rs. altei ! t tnn tntr luced WUSof Ahlind tendered the soid.rr ; bv Mrs Miow W l.i , pnide.il of the: No let ns kil! the fatted ul! i 1 boys and their dis'imtuished c?vort, a ; ruiurc.u y Uoi 'S cal'e.l the vae: a'-ein-uiost enthusianic mid cordial reel j tion. ' bl.te to order an 1 announced Hie ro- . 'Tain, the til l iiutf iiiu-lv- by the baud. KMt. U .N A. K..MMK... ..f y,ArrW.. ,UvH .!,.:, ve-cd the a The fir.-! 'Ci mi id !he train c:u i 1 1 1 r drees ot w lc.i.e and telu'.vrf.l llie ol- (oterticr s unleers an I t! eir e-vt! the Iree.1 n i f 1-! t.eneral Sm un ii ai Mail', Welcome home, brave and a.iaiit Co. No let ur a!! turn u'ir malt ii gt district t ir 1!. ces. '.tent I-mi to d-i'ed sue- ! Al.honsh aiarei:iv w !! eupi'lie.! i Willi fcruiB th I'liitMiu-s conrinue to u-e J their l'r-s more than iiythinu Liitle new is reaching i'iin froai t.'n United St '.:es exce -i tii daily reiorisvf recriiitins, aii! ihey give huo the worst ensatiou of li'ineness he has yet es(etiencea. t i JPt m . X - N S N. N. N X s liaker City is :eneral-y considered j one of the livtiietst tciwxs in tLe&lale, i but according to the 1'en.ociaT of tl.at i city there are as uiarjy ki. kn lbe:e at the condition of affaire a- mv where, j Kickers as a rule re the p?:.j'ie w ho do j tbe iast for a city and w;ii tne most. WHAT OTIS MOLDS. Wuen the Aaieiican tr jo(-s Ian teJ in ! Manila the rrpaniarJs cc.-t3j.ieJ the city j and the Filipiaoa all the ouatry norlh, ' cast, and eou'b. held the whole Tne Filipino insurgents line o: raiiroal from Manila ta I'agapar. They occupied j the provinces of Cavite, Manila, Mo- j rons, and Balacan when tieneral Otis: aseamed com nand of the army. j Tbe Americana now hold the whole; line of the coast of Mauii bay, from j Novele'.a northward to the inlets ex-j tending toward Hacolor aud San Fer- j nando. They pi?sifit the line of the j railroad northward from Miud.i to 13a color. They conir jl ;he Tampanga river and Lagooa bay. In fact, Oeneral Otis holds the key to the islanl of Luzon, and his gunboats patrol the cast to the north aud the bjutii. f tut line has not len broken. Id the island c-i l'auay, Il.iilo ha; been occupied, and there is little opposition to American authority. Ttie same is trne of Cebo on the isiau i of the same name. On the island of Negroe Ameri can authority has been accepted and a civil government cjlahhtheJ. On the island of Mindanao, one of the largest of tbe croap, Zauib-ju4 has beeu occo pied bv tbe Americans. In the Sooloo 4rchii4iasa the tirincii.al i ilv is earns- I ned by American trcKp, and the Sul tan of the island oin!y avoaa friend to the United States gjvcru merit. Yet a few men aud few newspapers teclare daily thai after a bard campaign i be Americao- in the I'iiilipplnes oc- apy little more territory than when the roops landed. They d not know bit they are talking k1m;u!. ON THE FIRINU UNC. A Brave Little Woman Who Won the Soldier Boys' Hearts. Mrs. Mary iioysea, a native of Sacra mento, t the only woman known to bave been on the tiiirg line daring a battle. Ia tbe fihtinc before Malabon, Mra. Boyeeu volucieereJ as a curse in the First Reserve hospital and spent tbe day on the firing liue, atsietiug Major Kills. On starting back to one of the hospitals in the rear a soldier who was , aesiating her in a car was shot. There was not s inm in the whole army corps but would have charged to tbe very gates of Ma'abon had it been necessary to do so for her cake. Her presence at points was an inspiration to tne men, and they fought as they never fought before. General Wbeaton, perceiving the brave littl woman, who acted under the most terrifying conditions as if she were attending ti the duties of household, said to her: ' S Y ' S s ? ' ' ' . v s Co. B 2d Oregon ; Vol Inf.. Spanish-American- I'hillippine War. OKI U'i :i. .lolin L. Miv, captain. I ran's 1'. lli:nh!i, Tnorntou. 1'nd 1 eu'.enant. ! l.i.l.AN Wiliiaai C. r iM-, fi.st "erean" ; I'rink locum. Winnie V. Crowson. Wi L'Uvi.ai.t . Ja;i. 1. 1 in S. li.j-lirey. M.; lUrry (' lUvid I'. Slum'T-.-jk. am C. l'ra.-ht Ki Ol: L-. eve i'jv, terd 'rni:e. t r.l .1 . Milstrum, ISjlton, 'e'jr;? . 1'ark, M'irrav. .ose. Utto Miller, l'rabk GrahU, Fred C. KoMev. Geoiva K. McCjr I. t'-iarles A Charles J. Foster, C iarles K. Leitherrran, T:.o. 11 mi -:uin- lvdwin B. rurde. discharged .lupe V2. " .: -eo. 1 ai:i:i i:u. JosepL G. Lvans. I-Jill nit. Ldward C. Abrott, Morri L. Adams. Wai. .'. Armi'.a.'e. wotindrsl Match "", William H. Uirb-r. Jamw Hii lain. Karl Uat'ee, Ko'tett I.. Benton, Frank Berts, Thilip A. Kiib, Wil'.iim C Black. I jhn II. IJrav, John H Bnner, .lames E. I'-.-on n. transferred to hospittl- corps ; lafo I'.. Busey, William Butler, Geo. 11. Churchman. John C. Coa'.et. Thomas K. Cobb. M S. Cobb, Iiu;e! Conner, Albert C. Crabtree. James B. Lav., Waiter Denny, 1'. V. D.eckuiau. Jepli 1. Llxon. diseha'jed April s, V; l'atrick Panahue. Koy b. Pow, .'oLn t. Prew, Wa.ter l.rvia, Isaac ll. Fairhrothers, Joseph A Foster, d:?c'iried June 1-. "... Aastm i.erhar it, Cltde K. irav. Milton J. Gregory. Fred lferr.n. B'jel Ilildre'.ii, Thomas Ihotou, Clyde T. Hotkett, Olney . Hopaol. M jrris H. Howell, l'eter A. Ilomphiey, dictiarcel 1'ec. 31, John 11. Kleuifer, Blaine Klum, Cuas. A. LtSelle, dis.-harjed Jan. 11, V; Edward C. l-ewi. L.tward K. Lvoni Hans Mogensen. Thomas T. McKenzie. Ferd D. Miliioa. Everett V. Fare lev, Abrahsm L. lU'lclitle, Edward W. Kiddle, Marcus W. Kabertson, Charles Kassell. deserted Jan. V, Vj; Dewey W. Sack'tt, Louis H. sndoz. discharge-.' June 12, 'It' ; James O. Sine'.eton. Burl C. Smith. George 1". Sm'th. William H. Smith, Geo. C. Stanley, discharged Nov. 14, 'us; Sam uel W. Staruier, Boy K. Stevens, Ernest L. '-tone, Henry A. Strange, Boss S. Sutton, Cuaries 1 horn is. Ernes. I.. Thompson, Wil liam WaoD. discharged Fet. 'S3. ';'; Henry M. Wagner, wo-mded Juue 3, "JO: John H. Wasner, Frank C. Wallace, discharged June IJ, I'ercy A.Webb, Kobcrt B.Wilcox, Fred Withrow, Hubert Wi -.t, Harry P. Young. KOI.I. 01" lt'NviR. I'rivate Hermaun B. Adams, wounded March die : March v", H. Frivate William HerlK:rt Applcgite. die 1 at San lra:i isej. I'rivate I'arl Doty, dicl leb. 3, llaoi!a. I'rivate Otis xv- Drew, died Nov. 2', lyif Man. .a. Private John H, Fenton, died Nov. 10, 1:, .'Inula. I'rivate William 11. Iioberts, died at San Fmnrisc.i. I'rivate Geo. W. staruier, died Sept. 2., Ib ' t, Main!, l'rirate Jay Taylor, died April IV, lv.iv, Manila. r.MiLi.S AMj Lo.(.l:E.M'. Astauit and cature of Manila, Ane. 13, lsr's. n pro-.oet guard duty from Aug. l'. 1S''S. until March t.', I'n. Battle of '-uadalope, March 13, IV-O. Battle ot I'asig, March 14 and 15, Iv". Battle of Bicuien, March lt, la.t. Battle of MalaboD, March 25, iy. Battle of l'olo, March -0. IS". March 27 to April 2".'. Is ", ci cnpied Maanta, guarding railway and scouting. Several skirmishes. Battle of Santa Maria. April 1, ly.'. Assaolt and capture ol Nara?.2aray, April 23 ru 1 21, 1VO. (Jatture of Antjat. Aprit 24, IV.r.K Skirmish at San Kafael, April 2', 1 ''. Capture of San Kafael, May 1. 1 V'J. Capture of Baliuatr, May 2. lS'r.. Capture of San Idlefonso. May 11. 1 '.. Capture of San Isidro, May 17, li. Capture of San Antocoa, May 20, Is'.r.i. Capture of CUiuti. Antipolo and Morou, June 3, 1 " Mustered intr the I". S. Volunteer service at ( 'amp McKtuiey, Port land, May 10. 1SVS. Left l'oiilsnd, May 11. huJ pi-el through Koia'oura- May 12, reaching San Francisco, May 13. and s-iiluii on S. S. ' Australia" My 15, lj. A.nived in Manila Bjv, June 3J, KH. Landed at Cavite. July 1, 18'JS. Sailed fnai Manila. -line Haul arrived at sau Francisco Juiy 12, ly. T ,crl .Kit at IVeiilio. Sau Franciseo. Cal.. 7. IV''-'. ----- y : s s s ' . - V. f Rambler Bicycle, Because you know that it i the STRONGEST, EASIEST RUNNING MOST DURABLE BICYCLE MADE. They Sell at the Reasonable Price of 5-jo.oo A. C. MARSTERS & CO. A. also All kinds of Picii, Cakes aud Cookies. H. HANISCH, Prop. Notice For Publication. C. MARSTERS & CO.! Druggists. rrescripticoi cotn pontideJ Day nud Night VMTIU ti T L!.I OffJ' . K'wrburs. Orejon. "ty J- , Notice la !'! br tTi: that in pmjfiao wltlltb vpjiIoi. ol 11-e t pi LHtnmol June 1. UV-. eniilir l "Aa zl lor U l ..br l.n1. in the Kltt ol CaUlora:, J:tvn. t; Ntl and Vniwo Iwiwf . fi.uv Ii UI1L lolOraut- t -.: wB'y "I J'ff-Pv: . -aw H iorrriu. La. Ihi- d-y lu lliia lu I rwarn .'.atemcnt So. lur the purha ol the . . - . - . - - -fftM-tJ v 1. :n uranrnip -, ottll,,,,'l,wr-"- w nni s. 3 w, i ia u&x ymf " th " toeiaod o(lit w nan iiuW lhji tl"Tr or 'ooe uaau vjr unci."'" rt T ctablUh nil rliJ i J1 iM l,r''jTr ,Kr" 1 -jfja x&X By-reivrr uf ibi oS al K'AKVirg. Ortt'ju, cb frWr. -""IU "lay of Ottotr. '"u' nam4 a "'vk: wr.llam B 5!tTT. ' Richard Mliier, w lCUm Bmmmood mu-l L C. Brown, alt ol Srwau Pw .io. . Asjaixlad ptnuaa caimmc adi-.r-.r Uie 1 jubarntd lol arw rij jiace.1 lo Mllr ; ciatroa la Ui' oce en vt Vthjn aafl - oJ elOew.lw J. T. BRriKjtr. STRONG'S f URNITURE STORE Is The Plate jja , fy City TreaMrer .Notke N.jtte ia hereby given t- il pero holding Koecburg city waxranU indortcl prior lo OOober 1J, l!r, to present the M'ue at the city treasurer s office ia the city hall for payment, as interest will cease thereon af'-r iIm? date of this notice traied at K-j;jur, Or., ibis 27Ui day of J a!y , I ?n. U . Cxst , City Tresjpoier. rfifissOfr Making SjrV uMid i7o;V8EQ Makes the food iTwrVdelickMis aftd wfreome O'W 0Mt CO l Notice For Publication. lkie is udd bureau! Iron beds to suit all coiners 'with a -4 x ;o French bevel j ranging in price from S4-25 Vwm ; r . IT t- : mirror 10: 515.00. iiacoiu-juu. icrs ranging in price from $8. : ! up and all of them guaranteed; Our line of Carpets aud I brand new. ; Wall Paper can't be beat they Just received a line j Bamboo book cases, music are frrsr anil aw and UD-tO- i proud. J o,ur sPair. j racks, hasels loot stools, etc. sejj ncW gs not 0:d I Mr. H'rmaau aaJliess was elojoent i TrD. tmnn. tramp the bor. emme that aie pretty and cheap. - Cnr t,-w aT,f1 tmnrnntec nwi lit hano I ! ! I .w. to I and itapressivf . I ic dee l i f val jr 1 1 ' recouolei the hero- criormeiia tbefet off I t.opics by o u brae oluotara, SJerif j the rei'inal l!i:r uiag&ic&i bowinc I the exceilert services TWderff tfcU j country j;,J th.: lulrilltBeDt of ibeli tm waicul only duly appredsted by ear ! s'.ate, but by tbe president and mtioa. j Same of the boys, he concluded, who left I here in toe Mash of health, enth Uh j hopes and dauntless Leaxta, tetviof i bright proepecu aal aasored aa:el i in civil l:le beh.ud them, wilt retora to ju 11 j more. They have gites their j f-r their country tb-SB wblth I patriotism can uo farther go. ! Est them le reineiu'rcd, not with tear j but with the f id need of honor and tea i der revereice which ti;ir heroic sac- raSce eutitles them. At the coeeiOBMO march is;. Swift lo battle Freedom 'a foe ; BasoleVed arms aad donned tbe bloe. Loyal bearta so breve and trae, rnekUy a9arCb!a( to the w-ar awe? they to- To Manila then they railed, aad there sot a soldier tailed. 5my4oy,tsshiap4e4seai, to Br- focai; ( Ob the telJ of klalabon, 1 (Jwleoet Eaaaam leading on. j PjooHj eharged asd r-rmrely faced tae j - leaden atwaj. j Tramp, tramp, tramp oor toya vera sasVchiM. ! Charging braraly on the foe ; ! la ocr raska of figsttog mea. Not a aoldlar faltered then . of his aJress Mr. Hermann wee given jTboogh by bail of Manser bollets strnk-J Sec our 95c solid oak diner j if yon can beat it will make; von at nreseni 01 it. nave v 1 - them as we represent them. iHjU'.ft T.-bCV J I BI3C L INI) SALT I :th Btt LirtOrrm H llUtBY 0IVE5 IUAI 15 n:iollo! 1M 'r-&fcTi IjVkl VZl-KX t- taor.IT rr?"d ;a tiai ! uon L 5. Ktt. .slat, a asn-l.l i!i act of '-oarreai ; V-rorf or-A-T J: l"s we "ill prjnx-i ' lo offer at p'.Vi-v oa '.lie lr day o A r:- Iff. as tfe "-"-. ti ioo-otaf trt ad i- L -t i, ".-e. ZS,T.H 4 R. I . Any vi a'a j r-r- cUts.te 4erw.tT tie ', aViTc-de. rt'--! Usit ar r ', to t.jt 'jar rials, in it. L- oa at rjcit uay akc. e I A-exsa:! itjt c--53Six-tat ol :4 3e, ! o;Ler:c Uie:r r t: w.Ii . ' Jr 1 ... ir.f. J J. BWDGt-. 2. H. h' 'Tii ios- County Trcuarcr's Notice. diners at 85 and fjocts. Remember Goods.' our motto. Notice ia L ere by ien to ail parties ntW hftrderood Cane 9egl"Hor.ebt VaHe3 and good LoUic Dooilas ewnty warraau ie OlftCr narawooa canc Ir.-i doraed prior to anJ loeladiag March 4. , IM.to prrteot tbe sa-oe at the Ireseoxer'a ce at the Douglas Coaaty tank for payment, as interest will cease thereca iter the date of this notice. PauJ this the 27Ui day of Joly. li'., at tle CMy of Koaebarg, Creoa. Geo. W. Dimhhs, Countv TreMurer, Docglaa Coanlj, Or. ... B. W. STRONG.! V V. V N N N N NA A . N N. N T. T. Geer and staff, Hon. Cii.gtr Her mann, and the first battallion, aimed in this city at about 10 o'clock Wednesday the danger i evening, aiid was met at the d-pot by Mayor A. C. MareieH, the reception committee, nsembere ol the G. A. K. bearin Mais and torches, the Koseuurg band anl thjna-ili o f, iti;ns who had gathered from ail parti of Prvlas county to extend a rous'-ns reetina to Ler ! the men who tmt etool I y ' ld ' ooiy in Luzon, un 1 tbe Id-h ollicials who I congratulate you on your cj unesi were actiu; ai an eeor' For the lirat tiain in my life I have 1 As the train pulled in'o the depot the seen a woman on tue firing line." jdin was fairly deafening, l ooms were It is said that with the bullets flying ! fired, whialles u-ree died, and a continu a'l aroaal her Mrs. Boy sen kept up ! ous cheer wen' up frun thousands of with the fir, eg line and r nd-r.d efS- throats, drowning the music of the hand cientand tirrsely ad to many a soldier j and presenting a epeCacle rarely if ever in wham an iniargt bnllit ha 1 foand ; before witnessed in this cit-. a restini place. She even snatched a ! hielincof masui. rifle from the grasp o.' a wounded ol- I Ag Boon orjgr c,uu be reati led the dier and fired a few hote at the imar- j iin f mar,.h , i.kn uo from the de- gent trenches, amid the cheers of a group of volunteers. New York World. Lead and Shot hor Japan. ! pot headed by the band, and followed by ! (ipnera! Summers and eta ft". Governor Geerlan.I Mau". Hon. Binder Hermann I and city oflicials. Nest came the old ti i e- ! scarred veterans of our Civil and Indian ISax Fbasunw, Aug.S.-The Exam- W4rgi bearing torches, aud lastly, by the iner today eys: The City of I'ekin?J ! heroeg of Luzjn who seemed to t.ke which sailed ou Saturday for Hon Kong ; .,.,.,!,... ir,.eres. i the "old bjys- in by way of lionotui'i na lokoliama, bue Tlje fl0m tbe depot up took among her carg i 312,110 pounds of Caeg Blleet lfJ ,he baniiie!iug uroundf, at shot, the firat ahipment of the kind that tlje erioare j ut south of the opera house, has ever been made to Japan. Irad-jwas OIje C0IltinUi,i tyati0L. Mu.nina ditioo there were 107,050 pounds of pi tionB auJ gay) ,.ltrj0t;c decorations ap lead and 34.75S pounds of shot lead. t pej on .verv bam', whi'e the reJ and Jost to w hat use this rttber unusual j uue m.ee f Uroin aloug the route creat- ehipuient is going lo be put is not know d, t e,j ja!;.iini brilliancy and cast, a weird i gon'a beat and btixbteet men whoee long but suggestions have beeu made that i: , ove, tbe beaming countenance j service in the interest of his state had may be intended to smuggle into Manila j 8ti stately forms of the volunteers, who I been invaluable and bis record one of for the use of Aguinaldo ami his army, j were atlired in their light yellow kakai j which evety Oretcmian should feel justly our city. He reviewed the brilliant achievemci.n of the troops in Luzon and eulogized tbe:u for their loyalty, heroism and bravery. He asuue-l the boys that we all reali.; and greatly appreciate the hardships they have endured and the fortitude with which iliey have born un complainingly what ever came to them iu the line of duty. The address, though brief, was clo.juc.it su 1 right to the point. Next the mayor called for Cuaplaiu OiUiert, the l ride of the regiment, who responded amid routing cLe?rs, and in his inimitable, pleading aud good na lured way, express 1 on leha'l of the egi:nent its great appreciation of the comtenn ami hospitable manner in which the regiment (was received in this city, statipg that no where had they m?t with such a rousing reception and such generous hospitality. He also eulogized the boya, referring to himself as the only private and ' that the rest were generals. He remarked that he had learned a great deal during the cam paign, emong other things to keep his mouth shut. Here he concluded his re marks aud received three rousing cheers and a "tiger." The song, "The Oregon Volunteers," hy a i horm of thirty voices, was loudly eiii'ored, il having been written ex pi eHKly for tho occasion. Major Eastwick was then called by the mayor, but was not present. Hon. Biuger Hermann was tbeu in- tioduced by the mayor as one of Ore three rousing checre and a tijer 1t the volunteers. Chaplain i.ilbert then called for Gen eral Summers paying him a glowing tribute for his heroism and bravery and said that to his care and caution ia doe the thauks of orccon mother for tbe safe return o! their bs, He further remarked that the Ofgou regiment to day hold tha recur. I for ti e smallest lis, of lasua'.ilies. General .Summers then ref p-juded in neat epeechjiu which he said tua the fell as though they had ouly perfurme 1 their duty. Hs was recognized us ILe hero of the regiment and wa repeatedly cheered. Never bave we teen or heard ol such en low. fa tbe weary, long campaign, ! Marching on through mud and ism, J fc weeping Kilinioo armies from their j y; i And in forty battles fought. Forty vict'ries dearly bought. Winning laarele that will neier la Je awar. t Tramp, tramp, tragi p our boys were j marching; j Shouts of triumph rend the air, Veteran columns parching on, j Loyal em of refo i CEMTRAL OREGON STftTE KORIAAL 0l DRAIM. OREGOft. i&fh. Shoilt thc:l g'aiy. ei v where. sing I heir pranks, devotion and kindly feeling Mtiug be-( Now they're tur h;ug home aaiu tween othcers aud men wai manileal- i Fro:u the dealh-ewept battle plain. ed and tortrayed in every utterance aud I An l theye earned the praise a grateful i action of the volunteers. General Sum- f people gave; mere aieo heartily thanked our jieople on 1 Welcome, pride if Oregon, behalf of his regiment for their kmd.yl Heroes tried, of Malabon, treatment and generous hospitality. Welcome to your homes and couutry, The exercises closed by the singing of j foldieis Inavc. America, in win -ii uiue.-iure a.,...iw;u Ti4iii au , , t(tjr ,K,VS Thus closed oue of the grandest occa sions in the history of o ur city, the spienoui success ci wrncu n uue .o .uc , , , , , oniinngiaoorsoi.neia..i..Bo. ... ,,;:a,,t raiment with flag without burg Emergency to'ps ana J'r. uuvtae, as president of the citizens committee. They performed their labors laithfully and well and their eliorte were crowned with the greatest euccess. There was much commeut and a feeN ing of the greatest satisfaction eipreaai i at the robust, healthy, appearance of the troops. They were a tine, uoble lookiof body of men, and 'looked little the eroree for their severe experience in the tropica of the Philippines. All expreaved.tteaV set a as being glsd to return. home, btl f - expressed regrets for tbftlr inieTttt i g eiptriences of the ast yea. The regimental flag floated proudly from the ccnerai'n car wheal tha fire section pulle 1 out for Euteof 1 a Utt)p past 3 o'clock a.m., followed agon after, wards by the other sections. , t .great crowd remakel at the depot to tbe yery last to bid the boys good-bye and them God-areed. . ;;J It was a splendiiltoVtitiobiind- orabfe reception to tbe Uriie joyia, ! eo nobly -de funded "old l'hiiippines. tramp our marching. Bravely marching home again . Welc -me to the boys in blue. xr"u o. 1 i rT jThe Home Baker- 1 701 Oak Street, Opposite 1 Central HoteL Fresh Baked Bread Ercry Day "Boston Baked Beans." a specialty. MBS. B. COKSTOCX, . Proprietress. Mail:. A MAN LOST. The Oregon Volunteer.' Tht following song was sung last eves ing at the reception of tho "OregOB Boys." The words were composed t& J. A. Buuhauau, Esi., of this city, 'es pecially in bono r of our Oregon Regi ment and expresses tbe seutlmeut of all loytl citizens. We consider il worthy of h place in our columns: rrune, "Tramp, Tramp Tiaiup.") When tl-e jarring notes of war, Roused tbe Nation iiar aud far. And they called for volunteers to croM main, Then came inarching, marching ou, ' Gallant eons of Oregon, Proud "old Glory" lo defend and con- Will open its dooTS Tot the new 6chool year on Spteinber it, 1899. Ihbu!ali3i have bMi UVwooaMj raaoreteil end naprer Kw appajtiu aWa ui ..thrr improrane atade lor the oeaiton asd eoavsnlentw f Its Hadeati GNiod Boardlat aad DoraUtery AdrwataeM at the lowe.1 r.mV,9 . Uniform State Normal School Course. t'ompicU Traictr. Hnoot ia onnection with the Kermal, here uIorare prokKui:y uaJir the .nptrrUlou of a Critic Tractcr. who wiil n c ha enUw ti.e thii work. Atfntsistrator's Notkc. VOllCl m HttXBY GIVEK THAT 1HL Ay BBdanttwod w.oa IS :ih di of Ju. IO, daiy a-io.ritl a lxlaiXrww wl ti (Mate al Slit. hell. 0ni All tnuca h- tiiS claims fcgmiu-l w,I w;ie frerrbr r riiJ to pr-w at th nrr. prvpertx nA,t, in t- wiJ aumiautrwioe at the law oM-e ol A. S. tranhni. u Kcatb-irt. Drax'.a loun'.v. tre ffoa. w.thm mi mositu fn?m the dale herevf. L-a-at th'j lvth Jaj vl J'A.r. . . , JwH-N UAMIXS. A lmaTiU'.ra;. r ol the rtla'.c vl Laodiaa MilcLeh, dctxaww. iJS Notice for Publication. 1 liamr tira inatco! thl school are ilva acrUlwl lairtj unU. Itaching ljpnac. wn;fa - I . n.t.l.- them to iva h the Ufa Plploma ! the inJckt and ot -alUfactory nianarr. P nl y.'-ar aM"- f.r complete catatoeoe to JNO. B. WALKER, A. M., I Se-a&aa underruais tbe faQ ameaeiae-ef that word Jile the Bisn who -! Unt. Tie will tell you: " I was iataeewel5oing -ahead stHdilywhea I jaadiMd-T'etWsed the. trail . With a ere of 'Xett ! ' I broke file run' heed- xe-.w4raw.. a ww in The (ret iarftla afiau lest ia-tV wro freeetrreuw v'fr erajn el u ha te4e-J eeajcr flt -teawte.- Us awesfer - lih..Tvlaei3awi& Malib. B7iB. !'tlil ea at kf Re -eeliafl Out ke'e far GlorV THraiwWWPin-1 er.aeaita, ana senaeaiy tiaw w .aapiarcr nwwj irwmc i uvl:j 1. 1 lesys ea hiaa, "Yen are a lot man." fVe ffttf 'ieetnlse i to rnn Tor herp, 'tae'MT is aeeeytmtei witk ICass Street Market Wholesale and Retail Dealers Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Game In Season, Hay Grain and Flour.- . DOZIER S: MARfl, 'Phwie MrIti8i. Props. Uaaerh' fJjjf-ie'keTT.. But the rational aaxe secee tae taexs. niu new-n an jbjjts aref the ewsitioa aerf tts preba- ! Te vi tke sun w weat to talk to. I ' liasa a ia alelaet aav.fonn is ren ,ermtTyecwi"ieit by tie failure Of the erg ef digestion asd atitrition. Rc 'estaWisb theue orjfarn ia' healthy action, the bleed is at once enriched, the body aeurUheri aad the general health re stored. This result is invariably ac emnplihe4 by Dr.' VSerce's Golden Med cal Discovery. It is a stomach-strength-eaior, nerce-uourifthinjr, muscle-nuikfag. blood-purit'yitg medicine. It has cured theuauud:'. who thought their health entirely lot. The "Discovery" is not a stimulant and contains no alcohol or whisky. Sold at ull medicine sloiea, President of the Faculty. tNiTusrATB Um orrtca Kcwtut?, -rrsvn, July 5-, lays. Li-tv-rjy jive.n isat 11 a rompase ta tic prc iiioas ol th act ot Oixtt-w of re Jtl.-.cau:"J-Aaac lor the M iber lands ia theSta.'e ol Caii'oniia. crc- OtAX i with thv Jaee Uibrr goa, Nevada n.i w aihingron Tomtory. iiaaia k .Ml l lK. Ol Pa. CoiatT cl Jieph:ne, &lie oS Orritoa ha ihi. Jit ii.Al ia thia vtbee ho ntra .taUnj'-nt Na i. ihpurehaara! ihv S. a. ol Srction So. l. tu Towwhir. So. Kaas." So. a IV. aad wiii oficr prvl ho that Ihe !aad vaptit is Jiivp- xalnahic fue it, tim ber or tom- than tor agricultural punxwea, anl to establish til-viaim t. iwid laud bchtrc Um R.'kit. r aud Kv. irvr of this uSice at hVwcours I'resoo, 'D triiiay, I in.- aih dav ot -cUer IX". Hrnanuwa. witno. John K. Ha'.v.Rkh ant M-.llrr. Wi'.haai Hamann.I. I c Brown ai! l GraaLi Piuv, .rtvvn. Act ai4 aU prr WU5 clauuaic a-tTcmlv tin- atjoTC-dvacnrd ianj arc rr.(UtU,d t, ti thcxr ciaiun la thia eili'.-c oa r Ixiorv i J Jl'th daol etobcr, IS, v J.T. BK11X.KS. ..'-tt-'fl Kcrtec i"""WBwawaB.wiB..BwaiaBiaVwlllBMi Barklow, Martin Stage Co. Private conveyance from Koeebuxg to Covjuille City m Myrtle Point, connect ing with beats and tnina. Lear Co quille City and Koe.lburg Monday t, Wevlnesdays and Fridaya. Goo-', rigs lam teams. Beat oil accomodations. For prices and particular ceil oa or ad- dre;s, W Corner tirocer, Koaikbnrg, Orego PAnkaaoy, For 0er FirtrlTcat. Noah 5c Linfars, General Blacicsmiths and Wagon flakers. Repair Work and Horseshoeing a Specialty. fritm Rcoiallc. (hep en Jirtioa tu etai Peer Cmk Brtdf RoMhurt. Oregon, CASTOR I A For Xalk&U and Children. th Kin. You Km AInp Been tbe Signature li.fo Per Day Salary. A faw eaargetia ladlea aad gaatlaaaa wtatad to eaaraaa. Abora aalary toajr asmtd. rJl a or adaVeu Vta.C. J. Incriaxe 'fWi Xeaabarf, ht. A.t vu amd Wxu.-Tma-. BasaoT.-Xr Winalow'a Soothlas Srrnp ht'a hea eatd for jvor All, year by million, ot nothere lor their children while u-tlhiac, with perfect soceeaa, It looihca the child, toficua the gaaa, s-'sr aU rain, cure wind colic, aad ia the beet luaolr for Piarrhixa. Ia pleaaaut to the laale, Kold hy drunut fa awry part ot the world. Twvutr Cve cuts a bolUe. Ita Talua Is local cola bi Be sure and ak (ur Mrs. W lnalow f Soolhiae yrop, and take bo ether kind. Notice ta Kersemea. tha dirKVut of the Eacoad boutbetn Oregon District AgrivQltural Society have autborirad ma to tut to th public that atpecUI pom wlU be otferad for Doug iss eousty borses only, at the ooming fair. Ca?9i.) H. W. MnTm, Vretary. 1 j f . f