The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, October 23, 1899, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- ' 1 Rockers. Lovely Ranges aud Cook Stoves. Good Eastern I for I12 others as low as $8.00. Air tight aud Cast Heaters The best Cupboard in the country for the money. Window lought before the raise. Scud us your order, we can fill them lor you -prices. We are here to serrc you. THE plaindealer rubluhcd Monday aud Thurwta; . Tmc I'LAIXDEALEK PUM.ISHINU IH f . . TKA1T0R1 - -.Publish, r TT. . CONKER Editor J. U eTRATFOKU ..... Mgr. aud Solicitor ntcrlptla( Jac Year n Month Caree Mouth Kate. ..- w .. 1 cm OCTOBER L'3. JWrt' All hail to "Columbia Ocean." the turn ut the ir Thomas Lip'.on should have chueen tbe lour-leaved clover as a talisman in stead of tbe three-leaved t-hauirock. It ii Blranra bow Be re re It the yellow ; interviewer avoid Dewrr aud 1 untton ! aincfl tbev reached home and can falsehood on tbe spot. til a ! ; 1 Tue Boerj have shed English biood be- li0urB n,! ? "Vi-n burs tinted be tora. but never aroused tbe Dii-ieh Eui- j f-'10 ,aet l5r -ian l l,t uut of pirs as thoroughly as oa this occasiou- iction. Tterwill be a fight to a finish beyond! The luh tVi.ters aid Kii.s tiibs, a doobt ' n'D'bilo, had advat.ied to tbe aigaalt 1 and were shooting their woy np tfm bill, Xw York evidently txhansted her-j driving tbe Boers luck from she! ler, un aelf in making arrangensriU for the j til the final rosh cf the ttrinsli rarrieil Dswty reception. Having raised all the t tbtm to tbe summit, wind in eight, the yachts have b.en ceni- A curious fad was tl a. teveral times a pellsd to pot np with a dead calm. Dewey's diagnosis of Agnina'do's case is that he r eeis a larger dw cf war' ships. Xone cf the inu-rviewer tx trarted this idea from IV ey on hi wsy home. Bat then they never saw him. Tbe amis are becoming the an- j tes. Ancient biatory is made Tery faM tbeee pushing diys, and moss on tbe ! back crews quickly when one getc be hind tbe procession. Salea States' man. A Span'urd was arreste I in Manila re cently for printing and publishing sedi tious documents. Carl Sbuiz, Edwin Banitt Smith, and Elward Atkinson, engaged in tbe same bo-ine s in Chicago, go scot-free. Tbe much talked of meeting of the Multoomab county democrats in Port land, last Friday fur tbe purpose of "promoting harmony" not called off as per schedule, there iot being a quorum b attendance. bit Thomas Lipton aod bis yacht, the Shamrock, will have to return to Eng land without the ove'.ed American cup. It was an ill wind for Kir 1 bom as that came Friday and enabled tbe Columbia to prove ber prowess. General Lawton is get'.ing to work again on the right flauk of the Tagals I north of Manila; tffocaptaios wrt killed ! London, Oct. 21. The war office has last week, one from Oregon, tbe other j announced that in the fighting yce'.er Jay from Alabama. .The No.-iti and Soutn j let ween Glencoe and I'jnJpe 31 non eUnd shoulder to shoulder as ths flag is ' commissioned officers and men were carried forward. Globe Democrat. It is not strange that Graver Cleve land is opposeJ to expansion. He was very much opposed to the annexation of Hawaii, and would mucu pref-r to go Ikbing tbaa troubU himself wit'j the duties incident to tbj deve'opment of any new territory. Albany Herald. Referring to Jerry S.inipauu'a Wichita speech,' J. M. Dinsmore, who was speak er ot the populi't house in 1833, wrote to the old soldiers at Topeka a long letter in whicti hesjye: "When any man publicly applets the insurgent forces who have been shootiug our Kansas hoys, 1 ray hoot hin on tbe spot." Gen. Funs'oo remarki (hat "the seat of all tbe trouble at this lime is tbe Fili pino junta at Hong K"ne.T' The Gener al will notice after he has been home a ! few dava that tbe juuta baa cloee rela- In Oiios;o last week tbe anti imeri tiona with certain newspapers in this j aliste, alias the anti-Auierictnc, country. Koetburg is accreJited with formally effected their org.iuizition, and cot aod it isn't tbe Plmsdealei? either, opened their campaign against tbe ex- mmm llnrin k-.iii.. The going of W. J tl speak for ioetel has aroused the ire of tbe anti Goebe! DdiuocraK, and tbey swear tbey will oot support him for President. They have believed all along that at the last momeut Bryan wou'd reconsider his promise to come to Ken tucky and interfere iu tbe stat cam paign. Another great victory is announced in tbe Philippine!. Gen. 0:i ha captured a jH.e at a proyresvite enchre party al Tiie I'alace in Manila Cuttae Grove Lea-'er. General Us is ii carryiogon i-u gent and couragou cainpair intelli - atriinnt the Filipino inn'k;eut, and the copper head press is carrving on an ignorant ud cowardly cuupaittn sgaicst General 'Otis Both campaign nre watched with Lt-ret by th An.erican people. t'nder the new read aw the i-r unty 1 courts w ill at their January terms re-ar 1 range the road tlirtiictn of the county, eu that tbey will cmfjrui with ihe voting j districe, an4 evry two vra thereafter I make such changes anshal.be deemed some time .-n the Applegate property necessary. In June there shall he ; about Ave miles from that pla. eleced supervisor f r each disni.-t, who j Upon their arrival tlic-y fouud an ex Shall hold bis office f jr two years. If he ! cedingly good (bowing o: dipper, but refuse to accept the office after being j baroly in sufficient quantity to justify elected be shall bo tiued I25 The conn- j taking hold of it at the present times. ry court shall fill all vacancies. Nugget. furniture, Hardware, Beds and bed-r dings, Carpets and Linoleums. j We are Retailers ami Jobbers of everything in Hcd-'; room Suits ranging in price from $11.50, $14, $15, $16 audi upwards. Fine line of Dining Room Furniture. Extent sion tables, Dining chairs. Handsome line plain and fancy RICE & RICE. THE HOUSE FURNISHERS. the BOERS . ROUTED. More Particulars About the Cat tle ot Glencoe. BRITISH SlfTtRtD HEAVY LOSS.! Boers Also Had Many Killed Wounded and arc Consider ably Demoralized. and i London, Oc'. 21. The early li. atcl.ee ! regarding jesterday'a lat'lo conveyed . t lh ft immftci.ii tlmt tlm u 1 , rw. mfttx'.T mfla ' over iu a conpitj of lK-nrp, the Criti h ar-: tilli ry sileucini; tho Uoer) guns aud iu-i ifiuiry, and then pimp! clia'Rin tigbt over tbe hill. .Vcrwdinj to l.tft-t aJ- I vi.ee, Lowrvrr tiie Ijat'lo Id'-teJ eniil ! lull occarreJ in tue hring on thAa sices, i tbe Briish ioUotry apparently taking a breathing' spare in the ttitT climb and the Doers ho ho!din back their lire. Tbe magnificent practice of lb- Biilieh gnns was an itnruf ore h'lp, ai d tbe e ic cess of tbe ase an t was gnuMy due :here- j to. Once the Lritieh bayonets tbowed toP cf Le L" treated, and when o deseeding oa the other side tbey found a Lr.Ueh la tery an J Lntuh came a rent. The BritUh guus followed, acd, un limbering from time to t:me threw t hells into the rlyu g foe. Heavy raia began falling during the afternoon, which nat urally impeded artillery tpcrjtions. It was a q iecr coincidence that yes terday was the an mvereary if a tiruilar feat of Efmsh arms in India when tbe Gordon Highlanders sttraied tbe heights. The Outljck published a dispatch from Cape Town dated yesterday, alleg ing the Boers are not likely to make any further considerable offensive movement. Tbe correspondent says : "They are ut terly demoralized and tbe mm refuse to tske rifks." Lonuox, Oct. 21. In tbe bot tie which lock place between Glencoe and Dnndee yesterday, one colonel, three captains and fiva British lieutenants were killed, one general, thres maprs. six captains and nine lieutenants were wounded. General Symons wounds are considered mnrr.l. killed and 151 wouoded. Tbe list of cfficeis killed and wounded shows that while the British victory was complete, it was bought at a heavy price. This beavyjoes among officers was due to valiant conduct in sticking to tbe traditions af tbe BritUh aimy aud refusing to ate tie cover of which tbe men availed themselves during the storming of tha Boer position. Among tbe rank and file, the h'JBSira bad eeven wouuded, the artillery one killed aud three wounded, the Leue-iter regiment one wounded, King's ritlaj 11 killed and 08 wounded, Irish fusilee s 14 killed and 30 wonoded. The Boers are also (aid t btye sob ered a severe los, not less than 8 J J be- ling killed and wonodeJ, inc'uling tev- ! eral officers. i The "Antls." j panfcion policy Of course Carl of the administration. S:baiz was there, and "spoke at great lenRth." This ihronic ' anti" would talk for days in two or more languages in opposi tion So anything that the majority of Americans ate for. J. Sterling Mortal), wbo has been try" iog for m -roths to get a few men to join bis party, which has hitherto consisted of hi'iisdf, wai promi nent. There were other cele braties, mostly good n.en, but altogether a lot of men wbo are in such matters as is now ergroseiog public attention are an ' impracticable ai.d incapable of wisely I ) . . . t . . . . .'ii r o a I j t i ! I Ir i. t I l i i "u' 'lll6 a,B"lt "" ''' as our most emieoi uocior ci.iivii.ny would te to bauJie the Ihgehip of a tluet of war veeetls in time of action. Copper Showing. lifct Saturday Wesr?. J. M. Sherwood aud Albert Zineaker accompanied byC. H. I'aik of the VfSuviiiH group went tu Yoticalia to iiiHpect a tlmiug of cupper formation which has heen known tor Cook Stove, warranted, No. j the Best aud the Cheapest.; Shades iu an abundanc; Write us fori ROBBED AND SHOT. Hiram Shook Assaulted and Probably fatally Wounded, All tMPltD TO DEftND HIMStU Robbed of His Money aud Left to Die, Description of the Robbers Who arc Supposed to be Tramps. Oa l.iat Saturday in min at a poiot iu North Douglas couoly about three miles n.-i.Mi of f ',ni at.-ti-k riil nmr A l.tanitl & CampbeT wood crap, Hiram hook was &Lut aud probably fatally wounded, Ly two unknown tramps. Mr. Shook ws approached by tbe tramps, one of u '.om rtlrred a watch for sale. When Miiwk proJuccd tht money to pay for tbe watch, he was assaulted by the part ies. He drew a revolver aod tried to de fend himself, hr.ng one shot a, his as eailauts. who then seized him aa 1 while onecf them A'.tempTeU to stab him iu tbe back with a knite, the other one forced the inuii'e ot the revolver apainet his body and fired two shots both of which t.ok tffect. While one of tbe wounds was slight the other a very eeriuus, the ball ec teiiai the lueact tear tbo heart aod pasting through tbe body loJged bhiod tbe rbou'.der. Tbo robbers then took bis revolver and money and disappeared. No trace of the probable murdrrs bus been found op to this time. One of them is de scribed as being about 5 feet, 10 inches ta'.l, l:gbt or randy whiskers and mus tache and complexion, having on rather shabby clothes. The ether one was smaller, quite dark complexioned, with dark mustache and beard, and dressed in shabby clothes, the vest and pants be ing quite oily. Mr. Shook, who is a ion of Jasp:r book, who liven north of akiand, it a young man aud unmarried. His physi cians express but little hopes cf his re covery. We sincerrly hope tba. the parlies wbo have been guilty if this olTerte will ba caught and puniEbed. Ex-Governor William P. Lord, it is uuJerstooJ, has bten otTrred by the president the appointment of minister of tbe United States to tie Argentine He public. Notice was received here of tbe offer seme days atr. Judge Lord has had it under consi oration, and yester day, as The t' eionian learns, he signi fied his acceptance of the offer. This is one of the best of tbe foreign missions. It carries the title and dignity of "envoy extraordinary and minister plenipoten tiary of tbe United States." The ap pointment is the hightst honor yet con ferred on a citizen of Oregon by tbe present administration, and the rccep lent is well worthy of ir. As juetice of tbe supreme court of Oregon and as gov ernor of the stale, he has made a reputa tion for ability in public statioo and for conscientious devotion to duty. The Oregonian congratulates tbe state upon this appointment, and JuJgs Lord upon his signification of intention to accept it. O.-rgor ian. Klamath Republican : In this tlate the heat M politics will bo at its height next spring. By having elections in June, it is made necessary to go to tbe expenee annoyance of two elections dur ing the year of a presidential campaign. We can learn of no good reason why all elections should not be held in the fall. There are only a few ttatej that deviate from the rule of holding elections in Nov ember, and Oregon is unfortunately one of tlioui. Besides the expenee and trouble, elections are of no earthly bene fit to tbe locality or state, uud tbe fewer of tbem the 1 etter. The Spkeeman-Keview notes with pride that almost tbe entire Washington regiment is for expaneion. Tbe boys say tbe islands will prove a rich pjscees ion fur U.icle Sim, that they will ad vance the commercial interesti of the Pacific coast and better enable the Uni ted States to protect her interests in China. Evidently the seditious litera ture of tbe Tagal sympathizers in the East did net have the desired effect up on the Was liogton boys at least. Pendleton Y. O. Dcm: William J. Bryan is now at work helping out the democrats iu Kentucky. He has a hard job in trying to elect State Senator Goebel, who is a prohibitionist, goterior of KentiK-kv. Today's Market. Pohii.ami, Oct. tl. Eggs Oregon, 'IV j cents per do.. Butter Best dairy, -'5('35c; lancy creamei v. fiOmu'ic per roll. Poultrv Chickens, mixed, f3.O0m4.00 j Prunes Italian 3:5; silver, extra cboici, b(i per lb. Wheat Walla Walla 40 i oOjc; Val lcviiO; lihu'Stem 01. itn White l'5fti27c choice gray, :;()!.;;:!( per imfhel MiUftnii liran, fill; mi Idlings (14; thorifi, f lo tu ; chop, (fMi-oO per ton. Hay Timothy $!w1l; clover, 0f.3; (rfiion wild hay, foi" 7 Prr Ion. WW Vallev, 12i'13e: Eastern Ore gon, 8(( I t, M'obair, 20(u.:W. Potatoes Oregon Hurbanks, 50fCiO Pr sack. r v e To let you know that we Staple and Fancy Our stock is being constantly replenished and enlarged, hence our goods are always fresh and new. CCil IDOM given with every cash VUUrUllU purchase which entitles holder to a selection from our handsome decorated porcelain china. A chance to get something nice for nothing. Come and see. Everything at the lowest prices at t Jack? J Phoj son Street, 7IPil one 2 s;. To The Public We have iu stock at the present time the tTuest line of Pianos ever seen iu this city Prices rauciutr aud Organs $45 to $125. Also 7 octave or gans, iu stock at this time. WW Mil Prices lower where, and on for particulars. T. K. DECISION BY HERMANN. Regarding Homestead Contekt5 Be- fore the tieneral iana unite. ; WsuiuioN. K.t. 21. Coinmieaioner . ,, ,.i l n.l ' umuer neruii., o .;--- - offic, has deciJe'l thai Jintuu lion f ; the land till e s noi acquired u nouie-, stead cantcsU Ouless the coulcst alb .1..;. .i.ii r,-,.;firai! licitf that the abandonment is ... t to tri iurv tr naval service during the inain. Those itetituling conteU In i the United StaUS land offices will te pente bv availing the - 4Bavd much x selves of this dtcision, as many ai:ei ..lr before tbe department haTe been con. pelled to recommence their cases. Pointed Paragraphs. n. . ..f ic 5.t now is "Columbia, tbe Geni cf teeau." jje Tbe i rice ol mutton is high that all tbe tecret societies in the Und have been obliged ta place extra guards over their goats. "Have you at) y L4ey coitra: cue; asked of the dry goodj clerk. The clerk stammeied, ''I don't know what yon mean run." "Why, colois thaUv.ou t Some waUr.nelons are causing a great deal of t:oiUe in the country village cf Wocdhnrn d jwn the toid. Several boys nrndjwn Uieioid. Several boys mght stealing Mr. Miller's melon, he demmJed seven dollar. f-r were c when dropping tie mutter. It was paiJ and tbey bad him arrested for concealing a ciiae. He was acquitted. Then he be gan baviDg them arrested one at a time for larceny, snd the eud is nat io eight. Looking Glass News. Mr. II. A. Fellows has returned to home, at Etna Mills, California: bis eon Uufus will remain here. Mr. Job lenning left a few dava ago for Coqaille City where he will visit his, sous Frank and Wm. Miss Flora Andrus has icturned home from Reeton where she has been for sev eral weeke. Mr. WtUy Miller, Oavid Morgan, and Mr. Edward Morgan's ion Eddie arrived here Tuesday from Eastern Oregon. Mies Ethel Duncan of Reeton was tbe guest of Mrs. H. Seig:e tbe first part of this week. Mr, Fred BiarJ has returned home from MarshtielJ where he has been t - - I working lor ecyerai iuouiuo. j .Mrs. Jiaoison anu u.i v..w, . Kellogg returned home a few days nine after spending reveral days noting friends. Mr. Harry Seigle is employeJ by the! railroad company. Harry uas got a railroad u:ao now. 10 te President fllller's Report. President Miller has filed tbo follow, iog report with the slate board of horti ciil'tire. "In the country betweeu Cottage Grove and Drain WJund severe injury f a tbe February freer-e. Many trete . .edead and others were dying. "The southern limit of the freeze was ihe Calapooia uiountians, the worst ef fects being felt in the southern part of Ine couuty. Ac roe 8 the mountians trees were not injured, and growers have a fair crop. Peach and young prune trees were severly injured in the southern part of Lane couuty, while in the northern part of Douglas county peach trees were fouud ladeu with fruit, and prunes and other trees were not damaged. "Between Drain aud Gardiner I found a fair crop of peaches, pearj, apples and prunes. Tbe country along the Uuipqua from Elktou to Scottsbutg, is especial ly well adapted lo the growing bf fruits. The apple canker mid Bcab weie the woret diceaecs foin.d in thnt section. Tbe coili in moth hits been gaining a foot hold since IhOG The D.tton .TournsI is the latist Oe gon newepsper caudidate ceeking public favor. It is a neat tuveu column folio, well tilled with local and geueral news and stmts out with a goml advertising patronise. S. M. Dillingham is its able editor. Kncceen to the Journal, r i . . a a a a T uav lor mis.... u . r 1 ' have a fine selection of FD'x PlDlirFDV - from 2co to $a$$ on Piano, II IllVblllllf llllilJ than can be obtained else installments to suit. Write RICHARDSON. The Donkey Brays Again. Traver is trjiog to detract attention (.,.... ;n.nn.iulinr. ... .-..! ... k by in(.iitI,tin, , yovnUt pupil coiitet.' something alter Iho manner ul yellc journals that get op popular policeman cotitetts in ordi-r to ho-iiii their cir.nia . ,ion. The sct x4 boa-d flmuld sit dow n ,1!iri, Q)icn eucu ,lllM!e which cau on y make Koseunr pi-ar r:d;rn'ous in ! the ryes of ths rtate if large. It e nrg i Bwiew s ti. . f . i . I : I u j w uW - u r BUli'aeT H Hi Oil I.e. t 11 iTB and the above c Buse 11 was t.rrange-1 to , . "7V . 1 e"8 u"r ' w'4 !? i I-UI l-l'u c HI ULl 1919 ruuuiu manifest (he pubic spirit and ; pic:refivtnefiM t-i tl.us pat cm after ; tbe l't rtlai.d pui-l c H.iioo'.a and iu orde ; to rai.-e a small fuud to be applied on tbe : itirchfte of a few luacb-nr cded vol I fur Puu)ic 'br'y bus j inaugurate a little eipedient and nnob- jrctioiijbie system which nnder the head ;of "Lobular teaclier cunte-il.M was so '.occt-bsbilly and sat sf.c'oraliy emploj ;(jjuiho Portland public et ho A Lst aainnitr in 0.jer lo r4ig:. , ,xtu f.10d j for school purposes. nr.n little content is Uionng along quietiy, in no way detracting tbe attec ' tiou of tbe pupils froji tbrir s'udies, but ' if anything invreisiug their pride and in j terest iu tcbol work, while tbe result i tbuj far is very gratifyiug to tbe teachers and school board. There is no one, so far as we have been alU to learn wbo : ' .- . j L" rd ,he h"1 uu u j ner, e.cept lky F.her. at to the ud no mere was or could be expected uf him. H bears the reputaticu. Kith at home as abroj.1, as being a natural turn kicker ard tLis rri n ation u-ntl be nia!ctaiL.ed at all Lizi'dJ, duut Ut know!' IKw AtAr t!iri i -irl:iifitr rinn irttir 1 which the school boa d wou'd be fully j justified by our ei;.i?LB in taking vig j ous action at the very earlies. date ar. 'J ! lint i (. ,r tlm taiar.t l.i rrrml in trfvd - j to the office of the i.eeeburg Keview au there tepara.e'y aud ccllectivcly eit dow so harden tha. rantackeroos, dickey editor, that he would not be able to command u ind mough iu a decade lo operate his dismal he haw, agdio. The Keview is duirg more ttian any oi.e else to make ''Koscburg appear ridiculous i the ees o! the slat at Urge." All Right in Europe. Senator Jones, of Arkansas has jost returned from Europe, where be fo-iud every indication tint William Jennings Bryan will be nominated for ihe 1 resi dency of tha United States Chicago Pott. j A WlJll3n j.aa 0,Ued an office at 1 jj.Jtr)p.t.r u,x r,.ai egU,e ttllj xm brok- eragif A London burgl.ir was set upon by a pet oraiiK-outang iu a house he was robbing, and was so trolly bitten and niulilatcd that he died. Most of the so-called protections against burglary, do not protect any more than most ot the so-caIlet 'remedies" protect from the burglary of the " house of this body" by the crafty burglar , Disease. Like the regular burg- lar, disease 'cJe" works with III ill turbance as U5 possible. rtf You think you nave that jewel of health you possess in perfect safety. Rut little disluriKUiccs if thev were beetled would show the burg lar "at his work. I.os of appetite pre cedes loss of flesh. Then comes weak ness followed by the more disturbing symptoms of lingering cough, sore throat, bronchitis ami bleeding at the lungs. When any or all these symptoms appear, lcgiti the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, the lust of all medicines. It is non-alcoholic. It helps the stomach and s.-p.irates the good parts of the ioml from the lad. It sup plies thin, jnijxivei ished, nm-rlown IiUkmI with the ns-eiu-d rich red corpu'-cles. It makes solid lle.-'h -the sort that strong people have I.: you value your health, don't allow the dealer to sell you some thing else. Insist ii)hoti having Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. "I must ..y Dr. Pierce's Cotileii Medical Dis covery i the nul wnmlcrful nie.Hciue I ever uietl." writes ie. S. Henderson. Iv-q.. of lcn aud. t.ee Co.. l loiirta. "1 h;t h liitd liruisc on niv right cnr. ami mv hlool wci4 ImhIIv out of order. I trie.! t.ical d.K turs but with no. rood reult!i. l-iii.illv I wrote you the xjrliculai-. in invcase ainlvni nd vised vour '('.olden Medical Di'scoverv' w'liicli I r :ih to take. I toiu the first Iwittle I Ik;-, hi lo feel Letter and when 1 had tuVeu etght ! Hies llic wire js heuK-d up.'' l)r. Pierce s Pleasaut Tellets cute constt. patiotand Liluitn-utss. They never grip. If ft I STRONG'S fURNITIM STORE Is the Place to buy Furniture. t r" hi Have you seen those cast topheatiug stoves. They are the latest and hard to beat. Our line of Blankets with the discount all off and fit. Havc added some new ment aud also have a large line Rugs ranging in price from 1x2 feet to 9 x 12 feet. We have the goods to and can make the orices that 4 j - j j . Our motto is honest values aud good goods. 328 Jackson St. Bicycles at Reduced Prices. Send for Descriptions. We have a few wheels ou haud which we have used fur renting during the summer all '99 Models, High grade, in first class condition, and fitted with G. & J., and Dunlop Detachable tires. Wishing to clear our floor for the coming season we will close these wheels out at a very low figure. A. C. MARSTERS & CO. f! Lter- V IT $ l iv 2V(C:-, ROSEBURGOPERA HOUSE Honday Oct. 23, 1899. Cass Street Market Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Game in Season, Hay, Grain and Flour. DOZIER & MARTIN, 'Phone Main 181. Summons. TSTUKt lRCl lT I OCRT OF TIIE SI ATE l I'reaou in and for Uuuglsa vntjp. J. C. Cvimstock, flaintirr, 1 vs. Ss-l;e H.Comstock, IX'tcmlsut.) Tu adi H. Comtovk, the above numrd vie (ends nt: In the nme o( the Mau if Oregon, you r hereby reiiuin'd to appear and answer the couii.tiai tiU-d sgains vou in the alove en titled ctw on or before the first day of the next regular term of said court toivit: Mod'Iht the 2Tth day of Kovamber 1SW. And If you (ail to wi appear and aai-r the Mini complaint, plainlift w ill apply to f aid court lor the relief demanded in said complaint ton it : Thnt the marriaKV contract row cxitins be tween vonrwlf and mid plaintiff be dissolved and tliat plaintirThavc Judevmcnt in said court lor the cost aim msinirsenicnT i me fn suit and uch other and further relief as Ihe court luav adiutlge equitable. This summons is published under anrl by virturoofanordcr made by Hon. J. W. llamil ton, juJp- ol ald court, dated October 2nd l.W, at Kiwcbunr. Oreiton. Tbe date of the first publication thereof being Thursday Ihe 5th ilav of October, 1N.'J and thu "u; pnblicatlon thereof being Thursday the Urd day of Kovcm ber, IS'). Tbe said period Wing luotv than six consecutive weeks betwean the rirst publication hereof and the date of the lal publicatioa thereof. (OM(i) .J. f. Fri.LERTON, riaiutirr Alioruey. Ho, for Boswell Springs! Commencing May 1C, 1S'J1, and until Septetuljer 30, 18'JJ, apecial ticket to Boa we 11 Springs aud return to this city will be sold as follows: 30-day ticket?, $1 85. Tickets going Saturday and re turning tbe following Mondav, $1 40 Unariinl tAB a ram ail fa"i nivan (rnm Pitl t.. t land ind intprmediiite iHjinlfl. rs Makes the food more delicious and wholesome SOvt tiKna HAVE A FEW $15 BEDROOM SUITS LEFT THAT ARE HARD TO BEAT. aud Comforts were bought the buyer is to get the bene patterns to our Carpet depart of Symurna and Moquette 75c to Si 8.00 and in size from make vour homes comfortable vou can afford to nav ...B. W. The Furniture Man. BEN HENDRICKS, the only SWEDISH IMPERSONATOR, io His Latest Comedy Drama, By Spf cil ArTatgement Jacob Litt AND Diriclion cf Arthur C Aietoo. AT TUE Props. HAIR SWITCH 65 GENTS. i uu uisii auia snmuui a kxr u 65c t. SS.IS. M OUR OFFER: CstthawioulaawKod Mmp.oltlM M ateas waaMdTaad t IS out as new th. rooa a. poaubla, laeka. Mr tfll prk mm4 S MU nm to iwy paMaira. and mm awt. ika ruk t. Jr lr aaa wad to too by BMil. post r io. and ir y oa ar. no prrrti MUsned, man it and wm wUl losaMdiaui. refund yoor itmarr. , v o.r ri. osw rn sTswiteh Ei!. . " JbT . Ocie-la. tout, short steas. Sl.tSl 1-oa. ys-ln. loag, short stn, SI.SO) UtaH, abort Mrm. J2.5t 3 loM.ahortwem, 3.J3. smwaaAliTU ro.rtr. UiS-7 hul" iiVliiiM tsnuogu ot 'SEARS. ROFRIira- a rn iw. ov: . What Scrofula. Is. ScrefuU is a disease as old as an'iijuity. It I. as been banded down for genera tions and is ti e same todny as in esrly times. It is emphatically a di Bciise of tbe blood, and tbe only way to cure it is by pmifyiog tbe blood. Tli it t is just what Hood's Sarsaparilla docs in every case where it is given a faithful trial. It eradicates all imparl lice from th tlxJ, and cores tbe Bore", boiie, pimples and all forms of skin disease due to ecrofula taints in the blood. I loci's rsaparil!a has won the grateful praise of vaet numbers of people by its grand and complete enree. Dou't allow scrofula to de- Vl'lc n vour bl hxj. Core it at on Co by inking Hood's irfgparilla. woS CO. , Ktw VOSH. U fk jJfaC ":i Roseburg Bakery. WHITE, -f GRAHAM, AND RYE. .f BRJ&D also All kinds of Pieu.Cakes aud Cookies. H. HANI5CH, Prop. Pierce's Cash Grocery. Is tbe place to go to get good gool at reasonable prices-. New, Freb, Clean stock Also Floor, Feed and bay at lowest prices. W. V. Pierce, Wiuchet-ter, Ore. TRUSSES, 65c, SI.2S AD U? at rMTMi null, fa. u wtt lb. petr. rMrgt t MHn. u. Vt tutm it (it tw ftmeriT. wy t r-r ,M wish Alir VrMT. Tl or M mA. .at ud WNltiUll trmiAk ricl wit yir . M. 1 ym nmnd,.toittrrtpn to l.r. 01 w.M -. m O.MT tnetot r.r.d Ut tody am . lut npuit, my wtetttrr ntrtar. I. m rltrht mr left tiiti, ut w. will mt either traa to ynm tfe. MBdlBtr. i. M . prrlM m m rnmt tm I m . rM wtm U.r pHrti tipA raaia H.mmA mm will r.t urn jour money. T- ... . Ma nrr v m jtaTII IWHIC ' mr9 III - -- b. In ) IS gala daatt ut rmm. mm mttrlwrnM tm t I SEARS, KUtBWfcRvg.www Notice for Publication. CITU trTATVS OfTICS, Kmctnrx, Oregon, September), U09. Notic Is hereby Kit en Uut Ibr totitm io named wttlrrbas riled notice ot his intentluB lo mue final proof in tnjp..rtof h ciajim sad thai aaad proof will be made before the Jtariaicc od Keccirer, C. S. La mi Office al Bosebwf, Orefon, on October 17, 1&H9, rU : 8TKPHEX CHAPMAN On hU H. E. So. err, tor the Uita .4 6.SccJ, KH l, Se to, ip- ,- K- BtUUKlIM kulnwioc .wiinewes lo prove hia caatinaou residence upon asd caiUeation of. Mid land u A. Smith. N. H. Rune. 2. P!livl. SMtrt Bant all of Oakland, Orvxoa. J. T. BKIIJGEB, (rtlt6) Regiaier. The Home Bakery 701 Oak Street,' Opposite Central Hotel. Fresh Baked Bread Every Day "Boston Baked Beans." a specialty. MBS. B- C02IST0CX, Proprietress. Notice. - CXITID 8tTS LaM Ornii, Koaeburs. Ore son, Aont 23, XB33, To "torn it may concern: No lie. i. bervby firen that the Oregon t Calt fomia Baiiroad Company has Sied in Ihta oSc !u: of lands utnaud In the townships de icribed beow, and ha applied for a patt-Bt far said 1da1; thai the lut is open to the public iar infection and a copr thereof by deseripUT subdirutons, has been posted In a contenieat place in this office for the inspection of all per sons lntereeted and Ihe public generally: South oi base Une and West of the WiEas ette Meridian. Tp , RS. Vartot W'SccSL TpJ7,K 4. oW4sV4, See. 11. Tp. 3. R. 7. w-SW;.sec.3X Within tha next sixty dsys faUoviac the data of this notice, protests or contests aguiwi tha claim of the Company to any tract or aobdiyta kn within an .ecUon or part of section, de scribed in tbe list, on the ground that tha an is mora valuable for mineral than fur agrfcalf sral purposes, will be received and noted fur ra sort to the ticneral Land OSce at Waahingtoaj, J.T. BRIDGES. BOOTH. i Becatvtt (.-tlO) Notice of Final Settlement. ' T n the County Court of the slate of Oregon lot Ihe CouutjCol Douglas, in the natter of h eslato of 1. S. McCanjpbcU, deceaaed. Tha nnderstgned Administrator of said eataSe kay. iug tiled his dual aceonnt la said coon, notkw is hereby given that Monday the 6th day ol November, li. at 10 o clock a. m., at tba County Court room, in Koseborg, Douglas county, Orezon, is the time and place set by tha judge of said court, to hear objections, if an there be. to said final account and to the dia charge of said administrator. Dated at Roseburg, Oregon this the aXh day of September, ISW. (Oct. 2) 9. K.An Ailminutratorof Ihe estate of D. McCaatf bell, deceased. Notice for Publication. I'NITKD STATES LAS D OFFICE. Reburg. Oregon, Sept. it, BsST Sotlcc is hereby given that the following nancd settler has fUeit notice of his intention to make tiual proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before Ihe Besnatar and Receiver IT. g. Land Office at Roseburg, Oregon, on Nov. 3, 19, vis: WHITLOW On his H. E. No. vt. for the M KI ec. T -S, 8. R. a W. He names the foUowiiig witnesses to prove his coutinuoaa residence op on ami cultivation ot laid land, vi: Job Whitlow. St. M. Whitlow, J- U Watn, H. L KnglvN allot Peel, Oregon. (Oip) J. T. BRIDUZ8, Keg is ler. Notice to the Public. .' RosKiicRO, Or October 21, lS0d. Notice is hereby given that tbe under. signed, the trustee of Ihe bankrupt eo Ute of Daniel I'artin, w ll recere and cjosie'er i ropoeiiions for the purchase of wht is kcown as the Curtin Saw Mill, situated near Cood stocks, Oregon, all propoeitioos subject to rejection. .Address me at Roseburg, Oregon. Date for closing the receipt of tbe tame will be thirty dya from the date hereof. Dated at Kcieburg, Oregon, this Slit day of October, lS'JO J. T. Baitx'.ts, True tee. It makes no difference how bad the wund ii you use DeWilt's AVitch Hazel Salve; it will quickly bflred leave so car. A. C. M USTERS CO. Wanted: 50 meu for lumber yard, ski l road, logiitm and saw mill work Wages l."H, l.75 and T2.00 per day. Steady eoHioyiueut. Apply to Tbe Baolh-Kellv Lumber Co , Saginaw Or, Riuging in ears, noised in bead," twitching of eyelids. Hudyan cure, flifty cents. All drngtisti. II f- 7 i