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1-- - -n. '" I I. NEW GOODS LOWEST PRICES Three Large Shipments THE PLAINDEALER Published Monday attdTbunsdar. T,i rHISDLAUEK I IBUSHIMJ ... I ! E. D.STKATFORK;-. W. C. COXJJER, I. L. STRATFORD,-... J'tibli'hcr j ..Edilor ..Msr. and Solicitor j SnbicrlptlwM Kate. Out Year OIX OB'h rhree Month .. r.' W t " j SKITLMUEK 21, ISA1. --- 4-.,uiKe -Cockraii Ucrils hiiuceil as . au rSLwuHOiiittt.l'Ul no: u impeiial-1 ... , , ,, ....t- ... i lnjpaiialMU, ! lad, exist ouly in , tt.e uungiualiuH ol a few M giandim iia i ; the Atkmaou type. .. "' ; Kepubhcaut ueed an m i-m l" j during Harrisou a adiumi.-im.iuu, ami ; aOtuiuiflmiou, and alter Cleveland was elected Ui law was repealed. liut U democratic pre Uea , He j, fU i,gy denouncing republican not say a word about ttii, ey ker i po'.ic. , e.lK!t 0 show that City eichanse. i t.e it rot 'n accoid with what is being 5 j dona, that he has failwl to set forth hia : Tue rLAiic.vu.B tars that hicyclikts ; own policy. to lake an acme ifitt-ret-t in tiie ) What would Mr. lirjau have doue in niuuicipal rlectun al Ktrrouig, on y j Uie rbUippioe. at ihie lime? Would he eapporting thoee wlio widt nmt vhy leg"; have the Toiled States' troope with isltttion favora:.'e io iheui. Tuete are j drawn? Would be haul down the flag liable to be biereltr priHra rvery wliere. j 40(j f iv up the ielande at ttns janclure? Albany Democrat. j Would he tell ihe Filipinos thai we are ' JUone with them aod lhat they can go When people look lnuk ihire eire and rewenaber tbe condition U busineca at Ibe linM that President M Kiuley wm elected, it is snrprieiog that ihe d:-nn-crau ahoold Again tteuipt lo play on the credoiooe by asking the coontry lo give them another Uul. in Mr. RrTmn'a home county, the democrats uouiiuated a soldier just re turned from the Philippines for sheriff, bat when he saw ibe demot-ratic plat form he declined to ran on the ticket, as hia views expansion aod his opinion of Aguinaldo were slightly dilTrt?ut fiom y Uat-iia aa ridm lo adTtfi,tte The Town Talk is to be im'ved fr.m .hlandio Klamath Falls and consolid ated with the Republican. In closing ihe Talk sensibly says : s'Ae a matter of fact, Aebland- needs three papers about at mocb as a dog need two tails, aod it U folly for any ooe to eiconrge the in stitution of a third paper here. People wilt do weli if they accord sufficient sup port to two .apers.n Professor Goldwin "Muitli, the eniin eniJCanaJian scholar, esteems Dewey's victory at Manila bay lightly, and thinks Americans have lost tlieir heads over htui. Profeaaor rfinitb ia an agnostic or a skeptic in almost everything, a very useful man in reduciuc the world's tern rature in various uusrters; but in this case his cool Canadian breath will not le fell or noticed. Admiral lewey's vajbr and .heroism and the greatness of bis achievement iu Mai.ila bay ie not over estimated. The Brownsville Times teake out as follows: "V. U. Kirk relumed last eveuiog frou at 'cod ing Uj state fair at ralem. He iiJ not appear very euthne i tetic when aked br a Time represent ative what he thoogtit of ihe fair. ! There is do ose tnlking, yon can't make a successful state fair out of a borne race only, aud the sooner Uioae ho mansge tlie present horse race at a!eni. reaiize this fact the sooner w i we have a fair that will receive siiport from the best PdOpR of the sate 'die agriculinnl c'seees. The farmer doeau't have to solicit the patronage of aayone. He does not have ta enter in competition aud strive with bis neighbors like a merchant, be does not have to wr ogle aud warp the truth for a living like a lawyer, he doesn't have to depend on donations reluctantly doled out as many ministers, In fact he cau be -the most iodepandent mtn on God's green earth if he manages his af fairsin business iike manner, He has more . time and ejual opportunities for improviug his mind, he has lees allure ments for corrupting J-.ia morals, and bis occupation is conducive to the highest development of his physical powers. He cu be oj intimate terms with the whole family, at peace with tbe whole world and can w orship God under Lis on grapevine an I a; p!- tree, none dar-t-jg to ui!eH or make him afraid, Ex. Fruit Dryer Burned. Last Friday afternoon the fruit evajK ratorofJ. Wharton, wb resides near the Soldiers' 1 tome, was discovered on fire sb-iut foar o'clock and there being no adequate protection tbe buildiog was oon destroyed, together with about 20 bushels of prunes which were being dried. Tbe loss is estimated at about 200 with no insurance. This was t jc only evaporator in that neighborhood aod ' will be quite a los to the community. j Mr. Wharton had only dried about; Lalf ol bis prunes and tbe remainder of i r I the crop will probably be hauled to the j make a nation with a full stomach f'el j Wsll and bringing the country to starva dryer of O. F. Jodfrey. hungry. Bandon llwrordor. tion and ruin, hut six hundred souls who RICE & RICE, The House Furnisher, ROSEBURG, OREGON. Direct from Kastorn factories, received in the hist ten days. Goods bought in large quantities mean low prices for the consum er. That is our proposition. Jio Wise Buyerw Can possibly overlook our Bargains. When we say Bargains we mean prices not duplicated by any firm. We cau furnish your llousc complete. The only store in Southern Oregon that carries a complete line of House Furnishings, bend us your cau fill them. We solicit your correspondence. OHIO CAMPAIUN OPENS. Seventy - five ThousanJ Oather al Grace Park, Akron. A k my. O.. .Sept. 23 The rcpublicau j state csatpaigu was opened here touay j villi one of the tartest croilo ever kuow. u in the history ol mIUk-s in vwu. The meeting was held at lirare l'ark, witliiu whose confines fully Tj.tXH) o ple liistl ptUicred. iadge Marsh, io. Koypcvelt aud others boke. What Would Bryan Do? L It te a eumewuai lemaraauiv i. .m "j t icwiiLlry aUatkittf the iolicy ui me aa i ministration cutiduct of Philippine afiire, tlial he has not inf-iruied the tty of whu h he is tlie acknowledged jrtjer nor bc country al larjpj miiat i;e IhiuLf should he done in the Orient ahead and establish a government of their own, or do without one, as they please? Ia Mr. Bryan aware that congress, and not the preeideut, must and willdeter- mine the pol"-" 10 !,nued uv lbis government in the east? What aoald be do, were he president, that McKinley is not doing? It ia all very well for Mr. Bryan to rage and howl and draw his money from organizations which hire Lim as an at traction, but if he is the leader he pre tends to be, and if he is the statesman thousand of his deluded folloaeis think be is, be would have something to offer U AaA The fact is Mr. Bryan is a demagogue, has always been a demagogue, and will always continue to be one. He is talk ing for effect and to keep in the public eye, and every time he speaks Le pro claims himself to be a political ast. Blade. Trust Problem Discus5ed. Kimtok Plainokales: Will yon please allow me a little space to offer a few thoughts upon Ibe all-absorbing ques tions of trusts, .for the simple reason that, to a considerable extent, my class of thinkers will doubtless be called on not long hence to decide this matter at the ballot box, if I judge aright the signs of the times. As I view it there are three classes of combines or trusts, as they are called. A combination of labor, a combination of manufacturers and a combination of capital. Each combination has fur its object, self iutereet. The laboring class combines to keep np the piices of labor the manufacturing tUes combines to keep np the prices of their products. observe also that while each of these clasHes try through combinations to keep up the prices of their labors or products, tbey are each equally z?alou to pu 1 down the prices of what they consume. The fanner wants high piices for his products snd to give the least possible price for labor he may wieli to employ and the lowest possible cost of alt com modities he consumes. The maoufac turer reeks to keep op the prices of his output, and the lowest possible coat of raw material and articles of consump tion. AnJ now cooics io the third class of combicts capitalists. They combine to keep up interest on mouev and to con trol its volu ne. The farmer will avail himself of every advantage of the markets lor Lie pro ducts. He seeks the highest prices of bis products by reason cf the scarcity on one hand or by an increased demand on the other. So, also, the manufacture', and for the same reason, self interest pursues a like course. This is right.it ie legitimate economy. The capitalist also pursues a similar course. Hie ob ject is giu. Thus in the world of trade, barter, bargain aud sale, there is an ir repressible conllict between the produ cers and consumers. In the struggle, "it ii ttie survival of the fittest." Any statutory lw lhat shall 1euy this right or impair, the obligations of con tracts would be unjust and clearly comes within constitutional inhibition, and so tbe supreme conrt'has rule.!. Itiselssr to every right minded person tint the ; citizens should have t). i ight as well as privilege to a,jree or not agree to any business proposition of an) other citizen. This he claims as a frseinau'6 right, and anv law I hat shall deny him this right would be unjust and f uovemve of liber- ty-a libsrtv formidable to tyranisonly. I will not aniicipa-e now objections lo this theorem. W. F. JJ. ' w 1 he democratic pUtform builders a ill ; very soon find out that it is bard work to ; "Ve Furnish Your House Complete. f. - or li .lers we TWO CONVENTIONS. The Democrats in Massachusetts Pull Hair. While the Nebraska Re. publicans Hoi J a Love Feast Boto.n, Sept. 22. Ihe noluussceucs and the bitter lights Wtween Ihe two factious of the democrats iu this stale, which characterized the all-night ' eioa in Music hall here in IS'.Hi, and that at Worcester the folloniug year, were reuewed with even greater bitterness at the annual couventiou of the state dem ocracy in Mechanics' hall tod. v. There was hardly a moment alter the speeches of the temporary and permauent presid ing officers were concluded when there was Uiet aud harmony in any degree. At times the entire delegations were up on their leet, Ihe members staudiugou chairs o. tables, (shouting tti the heat of passion some denunciatory remaiks at the chairmau or the person who was en. deavoring to speak upon the platform. At these times it seemed as though even Ihe force of 100 policemen in the hall would be of no avail, so impassioned were those on the lloor, and .the climax came when, at the request ol Ihe chair man, a captain of police apeared upon the platloroa and placed his hand upon Congressman John F. Filxjcrald in readiness to forcibly remove him from tbe platform, Lad he not subsided aod allowed the t-bairaian to address and calm the excited assemblage. The fol lowing ticket was finally nominated : Governor, Kobert Treat Paine, Jr., of Boston. Lieutenant-Governor, Johu II. Mack, of North Adams. Attorney-General. John 11. Morrison, of Lowell. Auditor, W. L. Kamsdell, of Lynn. i?ecre!ary of State, Harry Lloyd, of Boston. Treasurer, Joeepti J. Flynn, of Law rence, Ktl'IBUCAN COSXKNTloS IV NEI.B tK, Omaha, Nab., feept. 22. The repobll can state cotivantinn w onaof iha jnn party in the state. M. B. Keese, of Lin coin, was nominated for supreme judge on tbe Erst ba.lot. L. G. McGilton, of Omaha, and William B. F.ly, of Ains- wortb, were both nominated foriegeots of the state university oo the first bal- ioi. juage Keese iiss servel six years on the supreme bench, retiring six yssrs agj to resume the practice of his profes eion. The aJiouu ration was heartily indorsed. RAILROAD DISASTER. Northbound Overland Collided W ith a Section of a Freight Train Near Wolf Creek. The northbound overland pulled into this city about nine hours late Sunday morning the delay being the result of a disaster a few miles south of Wolf Creek It seems as though the freigat, north bound alto, had stopped at a side track about a mile aod a half from Wolf Creek aud while the engino was transfer ring some cars lo Ihe side-track, the larger portion of the train which re roamed on I be main track on a steep grade, wa started backward by the brakes giving way and was soon runuiug at a high speed down th grade to ward Ihe first section of the approaching northbound overland with which it col lided a few miles south of Wolf Creek be overland was iu charge of Conductor Al Mori is, Samuel Hendricks, engineer and K. L. Jones, nVemau. Tbe collision resulted no more serious ly than the wrecking of the caboose and a few freight cars, while tbe engine, No. 133, was considerably demolished. Fortunately Engineer lleudricks escaped uninjured while Fireman Jones only sustained a slight injury to his left leg. Several ( the passengers of the over land were considerably bruised and shaken up, among whom was Mrs. Chas. Cleveuger of Grants Pass, a sister of Lee Wimberly of Ibis city. Mrs. Cleyenger stopped off ia this city to recover from her injury and visit with relatives and friends, Visit to the Hop Yards. Ilavini; jl itrtiiriie.l from a trip to Coles Vi-llcy, ci e o( I tie most beautiful vaile.ys of ilio WeM, and having visited iuite extensively tbe bop fields snd Or el ards of that vicinity, 1 thought a few items tbereou would be interesting to our many readerr. We arrived at Uinpima Ferry by Mon day morning's stage snd were kindly re ceived and entertained elegantly by Mr. George Shatnbrook and family. This is an ideal borne situated iu a community of wealth and delightful scenery, second to none in the Pacific Northwen. To say we were surprised al the exteut ; I ! - 1 a - I al al. t OI lue uoV uuu8tr, oi noruiwesi Douglas, s putting it mildly. Within the scope f c0""1 fr0,M 0ud to Coles Valley we founJ fiv and six hundred people uuay as oeet, nappy, ngntneart-1 ed jolly oeople not ead, miserable, woe b'gone, calamity howl-re, complaining i hid times and noor wanes or eorruot dn.iiiiatration. ifrindinn the noir to the It's a fact That at Currier's t the best coods for () Call around and convince yourself that our prices are right; satisfaction guaran- jj? teed. Just received a fresh line of M Groceries. Cor. Jackson and Oak. v;:v v s s To all sick and discouraged Peo pie in mind, body or estate. ; No matter what your ailment or how long you have been ailing. Greeting, Health and Peace. There are thousands of people all over ihe world who are sick and Utterly discouraged because medicine has failed lo cure them. They are Irawing out lives of torture, having como to the conclusion that there is no hope for them. lint there is hope. There is a positive cure for ev. ry form td disease, eveu those commouiy called incurable, SJiuption snd Cancer. . That thcto i an immense )wcr in tlie mma lor uie cure oi me sick is a truth, which is daily growiug stronger to the consciousness ol all think ing people. Take for instance "Christian Scieuce." It is more than a fad, it is a rediscovery iu part of au old-thousaudu of years old-ever active aud wouderful, but still imperfectly understood Force in Nalur.-. Still Christiau Science tas no claim to be called a science (and it my bo questioned whether its founder, who is said to have ma-le a milium i dollars out of it, has justifiable c'.aims to bo a cjnaidured consistent fo' bwer of tho lowly Naairinc) yet it caiiuol be duieJ, that Mary Eddy is au Idealist and has found thtt mind coutrols matter, ai:d cure are being made, which to all but Ihe iuiliated, iceiu aim t miraculous. These cures, perlui all cure, arc effected by changing the vibraiiuos io a patients uiiud. Tho presence of a doctor, whom e have been accus tomed b IiiihI willofteu change these vibrations and supplant fear with hope. Il-jpeia allied lo the wi'l. The will lakes its rise out ol hope. s eoouabine vibrations are ehangid from doubt aud f-ar lo hoi, lbs i!l begins lo gather loree aud ssert iVsell. When our tieatment, mental aod Bio-chemical, strikes squarely into the centres ol diseased vibiatiou and the patient begins at ouce lo recover. I claim to have found the meaus by which Mental (not Christian) ' d 1 s .S;ieuce coiui. g iu to the aid of a milJ and rations' therapeutics (largely Bic-ChcruieU or life chemical; can cure the rro-t erioos lorms of disease either of mini tr lwdr. Even those troubles ol Uiganic character, sffect ini Brain, lung, heart, stomcch, liv r, kidneys, or sex organs, and 1 prc pojeto piove this to the satiefaciiaa of tin aiilicted who mty call upon me. I w i.'l give refers noes and examination. To those w ho cancot come but wha write me, enclosing stamp I'll .'end free advice. My permanent P.O. address is Fox Wo, Portland, Oregon. I shill remain lor a week possibly len da: s at the McClallen Hous', bat come at or.ej if you want tj koo what ails you, and what you must do to git well. John B. Pilkington. M D. . A.N S.N Xl .I.N. N in less man vue buui ----earned and received enongt Lard cash pot oromias to pay- to buy an abondancs of lood and clotUing to keep ibem in com fort during the winter; but tbat is not all. There were men at some of tbe yards waiting to bire any one wbo wanted employment at fcood waos. In George SUambrook's yard there was paid out between two and three Ibooeaod dollars, and Ibis is only a drop in tLo buckets wbn we reuiember tberr arc county. All ibis money goes into immediate circulation io the county, and now Ibe fruit iaJus'.ry is uiion ns, aJJinu its stream of golden wealth to lue already swollen river of prosperity. Happy Douglas' We iovite ail our reiders to corns and live io her borders. A visit to many esteusive and splendid or chards revealed to U3 the fact that there is mocb more fruit of excellent iualily than people generally are aware, but of Ilia orchards we will write more fully in a cubeeiuent issue. J. L. 5-raArioui). Oregon Notes. Tbe state fair closed. It was a (sib are. T. D. l.intou will ship a carload of bopa to Chicago, tonight, on roosign ment. En gene Guard. S. II. Friendly offered U irtits per ponud for a lot of bops today. No sVe was made, Fugeue Guard. lion. J. L. Monow, aged VS years, died at lleppuer Friday. The county of Morrow was named alter him. Tuefdiy, the first sale and sbipmeut of bops from Lsllas tcck pleiv. Tho lot was only l"J bales, and the price paid was Id cents per pound. 1 lie county clerk's othce bap received an Fdiiot A llobark book typewriter for a trial test. They cost Ki each. It is said tbev easily save the servicea ot ol man. Fugene Guard. A correeponJeut from I-oraue says: "While tbe Uuseel & Dsvis eteam threshing outtit was bere last week, I. W. Feme drove bis learn near the en gine. One of the horses quivered a sec ond and then fell dead, from fright it is supposed." filkton News. A. llitkcrlbeir is in town taking pic tures at present. Hop picking is over, crop was some what damaged by rain. Frank Welle is constructing a drier lor the purpose of drying prunes. delegation of Odd Fellows passed ...o;igli our town a few days ago. L. M. Whipple gos t Gardiner, wline be is employed ns black lUii'.h. 10. Mcl'.roOm. ol the Keview, was on Thursday's 6!a;e, tnrcutc tor const points. The Unco childteu ol t'ijt. J uo. Heed passed through, Thursday, on thtir way lo llo'iain. Mrs. E. Uoberle, formerly Mbs lvta Seymour, passed through this place a short time ago. Douglas Waite, school supt , passed through Likton Saturday iie will pay the Elkton tcbool a visit later on. Kjv. Huckner, pahtor of the M. E. church of Gardiner. pafSed tiiiough this place on bis way to the Salem coher ence. Kev. Gordon preached his last ser mon here for this i-oufcreuce year, the people generally hope for bis return to this place. Miss L'ira Hefty, who has been visit ing her idaier, Mrs. F. F. Welle, has gone ,0 Smith rjver lo teach the rjulphur ' Spring school. The Llkton school commeuce Monday, Oct. 2nd, under the supervision ol f rol. Mulkey. The school will furnish look for thuse in the academic course. Who? re Grocery you cau the least money. get 2K T.f 5 i .i ; - wm. turner, s: s ;-. n as Dubetis, Brights disease, Con- , ..aa;.a:n n n.N u Oaklad. Char. Medley, of Koeeburg. was in I town Sun-lay. . II. Joy returned sanday evening Horn a busiuess trip lo I'ortland. E. K. Goodwin of ibe Mutual Fire Ins. Cj., wa in Oaklaud a few last week. Mia.ei Jessie Ubmart and Nellie Keed were shopping in xtoeoburg, Tburs- imia-1 aitiu reir "Wednesday Tor Miscouri, to visit bis sou for au indefinite time. Miss I -aura Evaoa expects leaving this week for Albany lo attend school Ibis winter. J. t. tarmer, agent 4 the S. r. C returced from bis visit to northern Cali- forn'u, Thursday. Wil)jr Kc, of Salem, is spending b e Taction at the borne of his father Wm. Kxs. at ibis place. R;v. J. W. Kider of L-jo Angeles, Cal. preached a very interesting sermon at tbti Dapii-l church, Sunday morning. Mis. lute, who has beeu visiting ber j dtugbier, Mrs. Grant Taylor, returned to ber homo iu Sjutb Dikota, last week. Methodist Conference. Kev.G. W. Gue, preeidiug elder of the ronlaud d.eliict, and Kev. 1, A. Wat tei , preeiding elder of tho Salem die Uict. were elected delegates lo the uuad- leunial seseion of the general conference beid at Chicago next May. Kev. T. 1. Ford, of Fugeue, aud Kev. L. 'I . Ssum merville, of Ashland, were de-ignated as alternates. The lay elocloial conference elected two delate. Geuerl W. II. Odell, of Salem, aud 1'.. F. Sacketl, of JeUerson. IVesi lent W. C. Hawley, of Salem, and E. H. Celkoap, of Monroe, were named alternate. Ashland was selected as the place for holding tlie next annual confer ence. Mr. Alfred Clarke, of Uite wan, Manor Co., Iowa, has Dcen the moth- y children. Now 6h says : "I am about to become a mother a train, and I have been troub led with morn' inc sickness and ToiuitiuR. I could not eat any break- fast ; but two dav t ago I hrgnn taking your ' Favorite Pre scription ' twice a day. a traspoonftil at a time, and lam pleaed to ay lhat I have n had a vomiting -pell I iwo morning. The " Favorite Pr scription " relieves tn ing sickness and the o discomforts of the pc prccediog' motherhood bv pttrifving whole systtfm and br strcngtlicnitiK and invigorating inc spe cial organs involved. Morning sickness is J IS due to the efforts of "A nature lo remove from the body every bit of impurity which might offset the health of the little one to come. The diicct cause of the nau sea is an iiritalion of the tit rvt of the femi nine orgnni.ni, which h a v v a sympathetic connection with the nerves of the stomach. The " Favorite Pre scription" goes di recti y to the seat of the trouble, soothes the ruffled nerves and Dnngs comfort at once. It is a safe medicine to take. It contains no al cohol, opium or other dangerous drug. It contains no sugar or syrup. It aids the diges tion and is a gen .... ,. era! system tonic, while it acts directly and strongly on the one special set of organs, the 1 : 1 ? 1 ;: 1 li STRONG'S FURNITURE STORE Is The Place Heie is an odd bureau Iron beds to suit all corners with a 24 x 30 French bevel ranging in price from $4.25 mirror for $15.00. Haveoth- up. ers ranging iu price from $S. up and all of them guaranteed Qur ijne 0f Carpets and brand new. Wall Paper can't be beat they ; " " are fresh and new and up-to-Just received a hue of datc iu st ks Bamboo book cases, music " racks, Easels foot stools, etc. We scU not oM that aie pretty and cheap. goods for Mw glJarantee t, vi 1 a- them as wc represent them. Sec our 95c solid oak diner r if you cau beat it will make " you a present of it. Have Remember our motto other hardwood caue seat "Honest values aud good diners at S5 aud fjocts. Goods." 'Tis Delightful TO Rambler Because you know that it is the STRONGEST, EASIEST RUNNING MOST DURABLE BICYCLE MADE. They Sell at the Reasonable Price of $40.00 A. C. MARSTERS & CO. The at us article. Goods, all that is new and up prices. Mail orders solicited. Cass Street Market Wholesale Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Game in Season, Hay, Grain and Flour. DOZIER & MARTIN, 'Phone Main 181. Triumph Prune Grader For Green aud dried Prunes. Compact, Practical, Accurate. Send for circulars and testimonials to WALTER A10RLEY, . Patentee and Manufacturer, Salem, Oregon. I The Semi-Weekly Pi.ain dkalkr aud The Week ly Oregouiau, both one year $2.00 The Semi-Weekly Plain- dkau:r and the Sunday S. F. Bulletin 32 pages both one year. $2.00 Two papers for the price of oue. All three papers oueycar for $3.00 yilJSSlUliryrliBE Makes the food more'delicious and wholesome aovtt Uiowa potmm To Buy Furniture. ...B. W. STRONG. klDE A Bicycle, Chief CharfiL a. amrrwaisij is tne cliarm Novelty. It will interest you know that our stock of waists to is LIcau, Iresb and New. The .-....,'' I f . ouap dUU aiie OI OUr garments our usual low price arc giving astonishing bus days ou this Call and examine our entire stock of Staple and Fancy Dry - to - date at specially attractive VOLLENBERG BROS. and Retail Dealer in Props. ANY ONE WANTING Fruit Graders, SHOULD BUY THE MONITOR. It luif Ixvu improved "ami is tho Ut machine t.n tlie market. It jwratoa the fruit txitliunt bruiinn or niiu-liiti" it ami with fireat nihility. " Im,uiiv of ROBERT POWELL, Wilbur. Oregon. (oli) cwpieepni'ss, inpUm Uolui. etotnach pain?, heart troubles'. IliKiyau cures, All druggists, 50 centa. eo., Nrw yon. Roseburg Bakery. WHITE, -f GRAHAM, AND RYE. nnnin FRESH E also All kinds of Pica, Cakes, aud Cookies. H. HANISCH, Prop. Notice For Publication. Cmtsd States l.xo Ofin a. Kiebun;. Orrcon. July 2b. 1X0. Notice Is lin by girtn tnat in ojniplianc lth tbe i.ronioiu ul the act ol Coogicaavf June 3, U7, enlilled "An act (or tbe aleo timber lan! in thrbiaie ot California, uregbD, Xrrada and WaabinKton Territorj '' JOU K. HALX, ofGranu Ytn, county of Josephine, atate ol Oregon, ha thin day Sled in this office bi xwora statement So. u?L, (or tbe parebaae of li UK li ot tection No. 1 in township No. 02 r. rmnse No. 2 W, and wilt offer ppiof to ihow that the land (ought u more raltiabie (or ila timber or nbjtie than lor agricultural parpoae. and to establith bia claim to id Una be lore the Rrc iincr and Kcceivr ot thin office at Roseburg. Oregon, oa Friday, the Mh day ol October, Be names aa wiineut-a: nsiiiam K. nipper, Kiubard Miller, WlUiain Hammond and I C. Brown, ail ol Uranu rass, orarou. Any and all penona claimiog advcrwly the aljoxle riU.3 claima in this v joe4ieai rin;4 lauus are reiu d muds are roiueated to file their claima in this ofliec ca or beiore said 'JOta day ol Octobvr, 1W9. i. T. KegiaUr- Notice for Publication. I'ytTKO burn Lann Ofuci, KoaebarE, Uregoa, September 9, Hff Notice is hereby given thai toe follow log named wttlcr has riled notice of his intention U maae final proof in support of his claim and that said proui w ill be made before the KegiteT au'l KeceiTcr, U. 8. Laa-I Orhcc at KvWbnrg. Vtrfjn, on Uctobcr S. UtO, vU: STI1HE5 CHAPMAN On his H E. to 6TJ7, for th lota iit 6, sec , A lot 1, bee 16, Tp. Si, 8. K. I. Wtst, He names lb tollowisf ,witiiesa to prove his cootinaooa residence upon and cultivation of. said land vi: A. A. f-niitb, N, H. Rone.Z. PeUaad, Herbert Haul, all oi Oakland, Oregon. i. I. BblUUCB, (lite) Begister. Notice For Publication. IMitu TAia Ld urnu, Soseburg. Ornfon. $ept IS- IHJ Notice I hereby eiwn that the iuUowiBf naned settler baa rib d Bulire of hi iatentia to make Sua! proof in aupport of ais claim, and that aaii prool will be made before the Brvter and Bcceiver, BA Land oHice at Jtoacbors. Ore son, on Oct. J, 1!'. vi-. JOHN . 50AH. on his II. i So. '-. Ux tbe L 1. Scctiou m, Tonhipb.. R. S West, W. M. He names the following w itnesaea lo prove her coo tinuous rcat K-nce upon and enltivsuon of satd Und, rU: F. M. Goodman. W. M. Monre. J. . Noah, J. C. Wiley, all of Camaa Valley, Ore gon, t. T. BiUDGS, 5l-p Hegmes The Home Bakery 701 Oak Street, Opposite Central Hotel. Fresh Baked Bread Every Day "Bostou Baked Beans," a specialty. MBS. B- C0HST0CX, Proprietress.. Notice. Lajtb Or ru a. Keacbur;. Oregon. Aogost 3, vm. To wboin It may concera: i I Notice is herefcr eivt-n thl tlw Amn. a rit. forniaRiroadeolnpiyStw7o inw tutu uiiwwaui uk lownsntpa oe scribed below, and has applied lor a patent lor said latxls; that the list is open to the pabHe fur inspection and a copy thereof by descriptive subdinuoas. has been posted ia a convenient plac in thia oihee for the inspection of all per son, interested and tbe public generally: sooth oi base line and Wot of the Willam ette If eridiao. Tp. RS. fart of U bVI. eVc.lL b 4. Tp. 3, R. 7. Within the next aiity days foUonuiz the data of this notice, ptotesu or cootesu against tbe clauu of the Company to any tract or subdlrto lon wltliia an .cUod or part of section, de cxibed la the list, on the ground that Ihe sains is more trainable for mineral than for agrtcnlt ural imnxaiea. will be received sad noted (or le port to tht General Land Office at trashingtoa. . t. Barrxiiu'. Rcmstvr. J. H. BOOlfl. Kcceiver. Summons. TS TUJS tlBCVlT IOVBT OF IBE STATE of Ori-goD. lor the County ot Doaalas. Emma M. t artidc, 1'bunuft.i vs. 5 Dorcc B. Carlisle, lxiuidant.' To Doroa B. Carlisle, above named dcJcudant In the Dime of the State of Omron, you are hereby sumiuoned aud reuuired to appear and answer the coupiauit filed against yua in tho abovc-cutiilcd court and cause within six weeks from the datc oi th- firt publkaiioa of thia Summons, aod if you fail to so appear aad answer as herein required for want Ukcartat Slain tiff will apply to teid court for the relief emauded in hei comihunU The relief demanded ia a decree djaeulring the marriam contract existing lrtiw u..ni ndanr, that plaintiff may resume her former name, bmma lief. af. Tablcr, and for full re- Thia summons is published voce a week tor six successive weeks by order ui Honorable J. W. Hamilton, judge of the ahc-cn titled court, made AuKut !jb. Iyj9, and published the tint ttme August 17, U. lMtcd August 17, J. A. BCCHA5A5. alTt attorney for Flaiutif. Notit for Publication. CsiTKB States Lasr arret Koscbure. Oregr-n, July tf, 1S!9. Notice is hcrebv riven thai ia rotnnli.m with the ttrovi&ion nf th, w . Juoc ltd, 187$, entitled "An act for the sajelot Umber lands in the Stales of California, Crc Sou, Nevada and Wa-diington Territory. WILLIAM R Til rr rit- Of Urauts Pass, Coualv of Josephine, State ol Orccou has thi lav tiled in thia ofneehis sworn statement No. RM for the purchase of tho N. K. ol f-ction AO. IS. iu Towamhtn X,l :m Kann No. S W. and will offer nnF that the Und sought ia more valuable for its tim ber or stone than for agricultural purposes, and to establish his claim to aid laud before the Register and Koceivcr of this othce at Riarhnn Oreson, ou Friday, the iVth day vi October IS'.'. He names as nitnoM-s: John K. H.I.-. Ku-k. ard Miller, William Hammond, L C. Brown an 01 drums rs, uregon. Anv aud all per sons rlatuiim; adverselv the above-described lands are reuestod to tile their clainu in thia ollies OB or before said .V.h dav of iVtobcr, lyJU. J. T. BKllAiEi, (irthlO Rcgisiir. Notice for Publication. t' KITED STATES LAND OFFICE, Roseburg, Oregon, Sept, i-S, ISS9. Notice is hereby given that the followiug named settler has tiled uotice of bis intustion to make tiual proof In support of his claim, and that said prool will be uisde before the Register and Kcceiver U. S. Land Office at Roscbarg, Oregon, ou Nov. S, 1m, JtSSB WHITLOW On his H. E. No. 7jy. for the si ; NE';. Sec, St T. -Vs s. R. 3 w. He names the lollow ing witnesses to prove his continuous residence up on and cultivation ol tain laud, vu: Johu Whitlow. M. M. Whitlow, J. U Wa'sou, H. L. Euglesall of Peel, Oregtm a (s-'ip) J. T. BRIDGES, Register. s Wanled : 30 men for lumber yard, skill roJ, logiDi aud saw mill work Wages 11.50, $1.75 and $2.00 per day. Steady employment. Apply to The iiootli-Kellf Lumber Co., Saginaw, 0r,