The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, January 15, 1900, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextLAfiN DEALER i uD. 1 .li... ilmi lit PLAIXEEA'. H , E. D. STRATFORD... .i d Thursday. VKI. SHINO CO. . :.wtjr and Publisher Subscription Rates. Ona Tear. , 2 IW 1 TO Six Months Throe Months JANUARY 15, 1900. FOOUSH LIE AND A CLUMSY FORGERY. la the Review of January 11, there ap pears an article dated January 8 b, par ported to be written from Oakland, Oto gno, and signed "A Real Rera'di-au," which ia Bach a cluuiy forgery ;id h ' on its face ao much evidence ( its -'i U- rahip, that, perhaps not a eini:le kwiii wboread tlie article was f-jr one mo ment deceived the-eby. rtier fanuo be found in the whale of Douglas o.u y single person of ordinary intelligence, of any political (arty wh j dua o t k-iuw that the article in tuiij:t wi written by Cbarlea 11. Fisher o! tiir l'-rte v, who cannot find in the aMhui itself, am ple rroof of this fact. Who, hot a io.l, woald declare himself to be a republican, desirous of the success of the republican Pr,2Band in the earns a race a-rt 'we cannot dodi the fact that the fusieaista are strongly intrenched ia power and can go before to pc-opl with a gaod, clean teord f-r economy ability.' Think of a "real repuh. " being guilty of tbcuvert elurUu: tl.e republicans not having "a Spanish jf and 90 cent wheat it help usoa ti ict..ry tbii yea'." Then aeain.no one fcu' a Ti like Fisher, with liis hatred for the. voi ce teera who served in the S;aiih-Poil-ipine war, would havs taken i-;cain in aa article like this tr rb-w hia ani nifrsity to Lieut. Hamlin, wlv, iriih tfce brjve Douglas count v boy., tatted a torm JiSrUats cn a score cf ha'tleSeM?, at d Scrgt. D.R,6bambfook,who bve h-fLg of hia country att'ie head of hi-K-onuuny in manv a cbarg ov-r Spanish ho. I Ft i pino trenches and whom Fitter declares Mr. Martr fa.- fnr elork n.t .l.erJflT respectively. There are a s:ore of other statements ia the article which prova that it was not written by a republic in or by any one ul any voiitic I taac:iy. bet fortunatelv we have the te-t'mocev of man to whom Fisher real the article before it was publish A. and to whom Fisher admitted that h had writtro it The man who Ktves us this to 1 us this in in and perfectly dss n it car to t...i..;, 1. formation is well kno reliable, and while be d b.r him ni.ii.h .1. . k says that if any reputable republics wi'.l come forward wi-h aa affi lavit that be i " wrote the articl-t as it appeared in the Review, he will make an affidavit giving j the conversation had with Fisher and a,' fall etatemet.t of the circaoistances under which it took place. As we have rhowa oooclueirely that the article is a rank forgery we shall give it no f irther atten tion. Registration of voters btgina rather lowly. Don't neglect it cntil the fact lay and then fail to vote as the mnlt of ailing t o register. Here ia sunny Southern Oregon, tin i wers ere still iu bloom ia the yard I vl we are still bein- lulled to fleep by i I .. 1. r.L. t t 1 e melodious trmuc of the f-o;s. Wonder if tb Review fellows can find ; ! "stiver republican" who is fool enough I accept a place on (heir fusion ticket this time, after the disgraceful treatment -arded Mr. Cooper two years ago. t I ... . 1 1 w lie. v. vriu iiiucu wjji ui Review, we ahall faaza-d the eaet.j sh tbere will be nc opposition o the 1 oppositt L - miaaion of Geo. biuimick as :tlican candidate for treasurer. the 1 rT.ie Review charges that A. C. Mar- -i r and the editor of the Pu,ji' .1 f . rthe election of Hon. Bineer Her m .11 to the United .States rente, a 1 hrnre to which both will pleeu ga.ity. prominent pornlist informed ns rome iso, that according t the terois o creement made tin years e?o, the ' r ;- i ists would be given the sheriff at - oming fusion convention. Ye.i they I . like the old woman kert Dvern. Ti4 Review fellow -o at their old tricks r gain. Fisbr apprca:he d ar:-i Publican 'ast week with the rropoaiicn i.ai 11 me repuni cans wnu a pat np a cer'ain man fir county e'etk, they w:nM nsora him enough demo'-rai'd votes to elect him in ex:hanze for voVs for the dmicrat candidots for sheriff. ! 1 . . . . , , . Willti. Giltp. one of. 1 ha editors oT the Eugene Register, is in this ci;y to day. Bro. Giletrap drope 1 in on o to become rcquaioted with the editor of (next to the Reztste.') thi bst country paper in Oregn. Gils rap Die-, tri makieg afJtc:ajol the Daiiv Re"'s!er sad have rv aon to bs pro id o! tlie fac. ! tooks now ss if an attempt would u..de to nominate a Irrelative tivktt In opposition to Hon Bir.ger Hermain 1 r Unite.! States senator. Iftbisistrui ijore will bean oppcrlnnify to gt a .qnare show down on thai icsa. Le: it i ber of dsyB with .01 iccb or more of pre friendly contest b'tweenrepuMic as Jcipitation, 19; average precipation for with the uoderstandirg that th side this month for 23 ye'e, 6.2'J inches; that wins will have th hearty support total exct?s in precipitstion daring of those who are not so fcrtonat. Let month. 0.01 inches; total precipitation it be understood however jut-t where the from Sept. 1, lSJ'J, to !ate 17.02 inches; candidates stand rn thi-j qnestion. '. average pre c-ipitation from Sept. 1 to "or sheriff we have co far he. rd the I owo throushout ths couoty, ore well! " .ittflffflad far the rnitinn mnA ... 1 nl tint J r"""3 '"" " '"" inches; number of cW !aye, 7; - t t n VrT , ' " i ci0Ddy days. U ; ''" day?, 13 ; dat MUIer of Rosebarg E.cn of of froet Tuci Ontao. Igentlemet: ae well and fcvorablv I - f - - u. n'jiiu, C believe poll the full suec'h of nia i rty . if Doxinat d. We b?liva tvat liLer wonld accep'. th? n'-minatin if tsndered him, tut that neither will make a fiht fur it or f xiripnre sny great disappoint ment if he should not be ncinisa'.ed. Tbii leaves the matter in god e-baps for the nomination of ei-.f er one of these gentlemen whom the eojvention may think the most available, or for the nom ination of any other republican whose nan. may be hereafter prrwnted. TIGHT CENSORSHIP. England In the Dark as to Doings in Africa, RIMORS TAKE PLACE Of NEWS Latest Story Afloat Is That Buller Has net With Another Serious j Defeat. Londos, Jan. 14, 4 in. The veil concealing thu theater d war from the anxious eyes f Gie.it Dri;ain and the rest of the world iss'ill utilifted. It ia impoMultt to doubt that thU absolute closing of alt the cha'tiiel of information ia due to the- otiMorcbip, the strictness J which ni-a been redoubled since the land ing of Lord R iherls and ImTlvilcheuer, C Ji.ceri.M,; whom nottiiug has transpired since the t.n ,uucetiient tf their arrival at Cap Town, tonr days ago Tue war oih. e elated at uiidnigl.t that no further teas from tho front had hem received, and nor.e from any o'l.er source has ecie t j hand during tlio night. At uol, when news is scarce, the rumor-monger have en busy The latest eiory tljated it that intellicecce has reached the healqiaiters of the S--o's piMr.N tit Geneial Buller ha again etJ'taine i a ferioui defeat. I- j-i;ry af Wflhnt;.n larruiki shows tint wtiiie ench a rumor had reached there, j: as in-iilsor o Jcicl nor in any form riesf-t viag of credence. THE THORNE CASE. B. F. Harvey, S. P. Brakemsn, Ar. rested oa Charge. ConiUK Gkovb, Jan. 12. 1 F. Har vev, frei'it t'T-.-keniaa on the Southern Pei5c, was rested by Sheriff W. V. Wither hU aiternoon charged with the crime against Mips Minnie Thome, coin- nwtte.1 Mor.day or Tuesday ot thw wees. Harvey aa airr.;ed on the arr:v.l f the eoa;hl-ur.d freight. Another brake man, a married man, supposed t lo i e implicated, skipped from the train at 'Ci'ii'tork and cannot b found The) ! rraignuent will h held Jus-lice Vanhaa, of this place, an e'xro s wit nesses can be enmxoned. Haiveymay jmasea oemm.i iarruige 01 taw. I Sheriff Withers and Deputy A torneyL. j T-Harris will return to Engine tonight 1 to await futther dtv?lopmen'e in the makes demand farrhice of venue. itoawait futtber dtv?lopmen's :n case. Guard. Tyes Items " Sunshine and r.io, ror raiu than sunshine. Mrs. W. C. Berk, who ha teen unite sick, we are glad to chronicle is much better. j MUses Dd.U and Marr Cole, two ot ( Tyee's most attractive yoonz ladies, have gone to Portlaod to visit the.r sister, Mrs. D. B. Ua'L Born, to the wife of J. A. Cole a daughter mother and cti'd doicg well. Mies Inez Fcrb r, of Djde canjon, ! Mias FaIlny Co";e ... r- 1 Miss Exma stevtnj ' . ... : ban v to visit hi r aunt has cone to Al- ; hany to visit hi r aunt, Mr. D. W. Mc- ' r: 1. v.- 1 :. . : . The iofant tlarghter of Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Cole, who has been quite sick, we sre. glad to sty is much improved. Robert Ileydoa of Cleveland was visit- J ing ou Tyee last week. Joiui..i Ji .p Up. RECEIVER FOR RAILROAD W, S. Chandler to Take Charge of Coos Bay, Roscburg & Eetcrn. MaESUFiioiD, Orr, Jan. 12. J. D. Sfaeckels & Erce. Company, having ex hausted all amicable means to gt the board of dectors of the Coos Cay, lie: 3 burg Sl Eis ern ra:'ioad to call a meeticg o! the stockholders for the purpose n ac cepting the resignation of said board, were compelled to resort to mo'e sivn- gect measure's and applied tothe United J S'ates court at Poitland for a re eiver, The cor rt appointed W. S. Chandler t that position. This will permit the company to prcceed nomale-'-d br any tx2-u ot decto:s, aid will facthUte j the handl'n; of tb: property and thi inaa-ar''io3 of contemplated im- prove me 3 's. METE0R0LOUICAL SUHIARY. For the Month of Der:mb:r, 1899, at Roscbnr?, Oregon. Mean tern?. 3J.03, highest temp. oO.CO, date, 22; lowest temp. 23X3. date 13; greateet daily rai; e temp. 43, date i ; least daily rane of temp. 9, date 17; mean temp, for this month for 23 yejis, 42; ; wverags deficiency of daily me" a temp, during month, 1 ; accumulated deficiency , 01 aaiiy m.-.in t-mp. nace January 1. 69; average da'Ir deficiency since Jauu ary 1,0; prevailing direction of wind, southeast; to'V movement of wind. 21-1S miles; msximcm velocity of wind, di rection and da e 22 SW on 11th. Total precipitation C.92 inches; num- I date, 13.94 inches ;;oUl excess from Sept. ji,i3jj, to uate, o.ui inches; average I ficviyiLaauu iui nei teions, 00.00 partly lo theatre oere uccufttomed to the ordinary fa-ce omudy, "At Gay Coney Ijland" wiil provj a revelation. Q iiie a number of imporitsiit changes have been made since the piec ai eeeu here, and it is now no longer a single or double '-star" play, but tich part bas been devetope.J to its utmost. This of court results in an evening of solid en tertainmeot such as is eeldom afforded. In proof of tnis "At Gay Coney Inland" will be given at the Opera House, Tues day, Jan. 10th. WIS EATON NOW OCCUPIES CAVITE 1 PROVINCE. ! Operations of Past Week Have Been : Rapid and Successful in the South. Wasiuxuiom, Jau 12. -Tlie war de partment today received the following cablegrom from General Otis: Manila I have continued tue opera tions of Bates' cjmruaud in Sjuth Ma nila, and the Thirty-seventh and Thirty uiulh regulars at Calauiba, commanded by Uullard, On January 1, Bullard, with two battalms of the Thirty-ninth, attacked a force of iuaurgeuts in (he viciuily, driving the enemy, capturing the towu of Caboyuo, and the following day Bynan, The eueui'a losa was 30 killed, a large nun. her wouuded. Twen ty prisone.s and rithe were captured. 1'be casualtiea wero three men t-lightly wounded. ''January IS a body of three companies of the Thitli-ceveulb captured General Hiaals, official papeia amj property three iniUs eaet of Lcb Llauoe. Jauuary 0 Bul lard, with portions of the lbirly.iveuili at d fhiit; .uiulh regiiueuts, attacked the tiiewy euutu of Caluiba, whom he Urovo bexoud Sauto louiaK, ti ling -4 and capturing ariiiluiy. Caauahies, oue private killed, CapUiu Laker and Lieu tenant I'eltit, of the Thirty-ninth, slightly wounded. "January 11 Cheothaui'a company of the I'hirty-eevemh, supported by artil- ler. attacked Itie icBurgeuta two miles west of Santo Touias driving theiu from that tectiou. No Casualties. soli waa n a column, consisting ol a tuuiJrou cf the Fourth, one of the Lttventh cavalry and Thirtieth and Forty-eixih iulauinee, und tix Norden- felt guue, under Captain Van f)uso, seized Liau-Sitatg, iu Dangau, ecatter ing the enoaiy. ubo were ceverely pun ished. Wheaton'a column, three troops wf tho L.eveuth Cival-y, and the Fonrlbt Itteutj-siKhtU.mirty-eighiB aud Forty hith regtmi'uw, Astor aud Keoty'a bat teues, have driyeu the eutmy from all important poiute north of Silacd Land Lad heavy cghtiug, captured consider able public propeny, inflicting heavy lesi upon, aud scattering the enemy chani'a column ia now moviug in Northern Laangas iu a southerly direc- livU. All Cavite province is occupied by Wheatou's command. A heavy loss to the enemy during the week in men, ordnance and other property, all opera tions ting very successful. Wedding Bells. Married, at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mr. Peter Ua&sau, in Ldenbower, jJr. Loney D. Strunk, of Fishets, Wash., and Miss Harriet R. Nor hrup, on Jan. 10. Promptly at 2 o'clock p. m. the brides maid, Miss Lydia Mnnson, and grooms man, Mr. S. E. Northrop, entered the parlor, followed by the bride a.d groom; after taking their places. Rev. Arnold, in a solemn and impressive manner, pro nounced the happy coupls mau and wife. After tendering congratulations, they repaired to the dining room, where the table was tastefully arranged, coneistiog of all the delicacies one couid wiab. After dinner social chat filled the house UCtil late boor when all departed to their various homes. The bride wt elegantly attired in blue Cissimere, trimruel ia cream o'.cred braid and silk. Toe groom io a siit of contentions! Mack appeared calm aod dignified. .After a abort vtit in Fishers, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Siren It will go to Walla VTalla, where they i imake their future home. Amocg the preseuts received were the followiug; Silver knives and forks, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Verrell; silver table spoons, Miss Kate Hanseu; silver tea spoons, Mr. aod Mrs. McCall ; silver sugar shell, S. E. Northrop; china bread plate, Mrs. E. L. Biahford ; china ay rap pitcher, Ida Johnson; china olive dish, Ralph Sovern; china pickle disb, Ida Harvay ; china cneess disb, Rhea Cook; china butter dish, Lydia Manson;book of pcims, Mr. and Mrs. W. Johnson; drees chart, Mrs. Hansen ; onille, Mrs. Alexander, Kansas. Thot9 present were. Rev. ArnolJ, Mr. and Mrr. Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Cliaa. Verrell, Mr. and Mrr. W. Jobnsoo. Mre. McCili. Mis;es Ida Johnson, Kate Han sen, Ida Harvey, Elsie Verrell, Rhea M. Cook, Jessie Flook, Lydia Munsoo, Messrs. Andrew Hansen, 8. E. North rop of Fishers. Wash., C. C. Lewie of Klamath Fails, Peter Hansen, Ralph Sovern, Auhur Verre", George Hsnsen anil Wayland Hansen. 'Amiccs Fidis." Sweedish Movement Enter Mnmentl The Swedish Movement Entertain ment at the Opera House FVldiy evening by h ma talent was eplendidly patron ize! end well ncelvid. Tee exercises weieof the higher class throughout the whole program, and much credit is due to all who participated in them, but spe cial mention should be made of Dr. Sedg wick who so ably inetrncted the yoon; ladies in the drills, and also Mrs. F. II. Churchill who presided at the piano and assisted the Doctor from the inception to the conclusion of the work. Prof. Appelhoff's orchestra seemed to outdo itself and their music was exce' lent. ' The La lien' 12 lartettc, Mesdamcs Ai pelhoff, Flint, Walker and Stantou wes exceptionally fine, and tho trio, Mrs. 1 . 1 1. - ir - : . . . ... i.l'prmuu, piauo, a-, ii. A ppeiDOtt, V1C- liu, and M. O. Warner, violincello, with their classical reditiooe we;e among the Irest ever given in the city. The drills by the girls in coatume were very pretty indeed and well executed, but tho whistling duet by Effie Collins and Helen Willi brought down the house. M. O. Warner of Eugene, lent addi tional atcrrction with the violincello. The tableaux in cjqcIus oii were very pretty, ami the fntertainmeut aa a whole was a s-iccess in every particular. Miss Laura E. Jones, editor of the Drain Watchman came in on the local from Drain, yesterday evening, und joined her fnther, who had arrived a few da) s before, in vihitinir Mr. Connei'a family ia this ci y. We are glad to note that Miss Jones has almost recovered from her rncerit snvera attack of illnesn brain Items. (Watchman.) Benj. Huntinglon, Sr., of Yoncalla, was In the city Tuesday. Sam Levins of Elkton, pissed through the city on his way to Oakland Tuesday. Mrs. Elam Wilson, who has heeu ao seriously ill for several days is, wo are glad to note, improving. Will Lyster of Sulphur Sprit gs, near Gardiner, his entered the Normal. Mr, Lyster attended school here a portion of Irst year and his classmates are glnd to not 9 his return. Master Ham Black's little friends will be glad to learn that he is recover ing fiom bis late sickness. Dr. T. C. Low and W. P. Moon re turned Lome Monday from a visit to San FruM-iico and Ashland. Mrs. E. MatUnn, ho baa been visit ing re'ativea in this c'tlv. returned to her home in Looking Glass Saturday. Miss Sallie McGuire, one of the C. 0. S. N. S.' popuUr youoii ladies, visited iu Cottage Grovv- S itutd.y and Sunday. Ned Burt, an S. P. operator, has been transferred to Sissoni, Calif., and passed through this ci'y 011 Tuesday's train for that place. Mies llQia Cowan, a graduate of the C. O.S.N. S., ol TO, left on Fiiday'e stage, and opened a term ol school near Gardiner Monday. Mr. Ho'chin and family have ar rived in this city from McMinuville and are residing- iu she Trine reeidei.ee in the north end o( toan. Miss Lillie Levins arrived here from Oakland Tuesday, and after a brief vinit with friends in tbii city, left the follow ing day for her home in E'k'.ou. Merchant Ira Wiinberly returned from a several days' visit to San Fran cUco, Sunday. He rerxt having an eiijoyablu time while in that rity. Justice Kreasoa has moved bis odice to C. E. Hjar i'e a oif, where he is pre pired to register voters or attend to ny legal business rntiuited to hia care. Miss Maude Bisett opened a 'erm of school at Mititow a Monday. Mus Bas sett is a gradual of the Normal at this place aod ia a very aucoeasfol teocher Prof. Bins baa been atkel to deliver a lecture before th graduating clisso the Gardiner public schools on the -2 ol next month. He wiil f robihly aciept the lu'iUtiou. Mrs. P. G. Taylor and little eou, ar rived in this city SunJay from 4, visit at R ca Hilt and Yencaila. and after a brief viit with relatives io th-sci'.y, leturned to their home ia Cjmt'.:k. Misses Jennie aud Lura Hefty vii i in GaxBtock Sunday, Mies Lura return log Monday evenirg and .leaving the folloaiog morning lor Etktoa, aheie ehe wiil remait iodrliaittly. Mrs. L. E. Ward of Liraue, went to Medford on Saturdat'a overland to vitil her father, Wa. Rasell, who is serious Iv ill at that place. Mr. Kossell has many friends hers who wish b:ni a ipjidy recovery. The many fr-enda of the Watchman editor will be pleased to learn that the baa almost recovered from her recent sickness aod will probibly return to this city io a few days to iejumf her duties sgiin. The Watchman "devils" are much pleaieJ to note this good newe. L.J. Hylton of Yankee Hill, Calif., arrived 00 Tuesday night's overland, and is viaiticg at the home, of his parents, Mr. and Mis. L. J. Hylton. ol this place. After an absence cl six vcan Mr. Hyl ton finds Drain and some of Lis acquain tances co.itiderably changed. Hia friends btre ars glad to renew Lis ac quaintance. ibis ulliee acknowledges a pteaant call. W. D. S2ey and famhy and Mr. Sat- ley's son-in law, A. Msadors, aod wife, arrived Sunday eight from Aikansaa add are staying with Mr. and .Mrs. J. U. Cox, near town. Mr. Safl?y is a brother to, Mrs. Cov, and the 'party come with the intention of locating in some part of Oregon. We hope the will like our country, aod we extend to them a cordial welcome to our community. Scottsburg. W. Hard was in town Saturday; he lately returned from Colorado, bringing with him a little niece. A. Smith and A. L. Butler are hanl ing fish to Elkton. W. F. Jewett and w ife were passengers to the railroad last They will be absent in California sUge week, some weeka. E. Majorie expects to erect a new hotel building the coming summer. It is eaid there will be 24 leap yeare in ths20th century, wLat an opportunity will be presented (o the lonely bachelor girls. Toe weather in this vicinity has not bean io warm fcr many years; in many places there has not been a frost. Mies Joaie Andrews returned to ber studies in Elktoa laet week. Wesa Reed of Gardiner came up with some fat cittla lat week. Grandma Andrews bs improved somewhat, though still quite feeble. Frank Leach is at present fishing tear tb- Isce. i ..itical discussions, earnest aud heat ed, are freely carried on in view of future development. Republican Club Meeting. There will 1 meeting of the McKiti ley Repnblcsn Club, at Slocitm's hall, in this city on the evening of Wednesday, January 17, 1900, for the purpose cf elect ing f delegates to represent said clnb at the meeting of the state league of repub lican clubs, which will convene at Port land, Oregon, on February 6, 1900, and for thelransaction of such other business as may come before said dob, including the election of officers for the cnuing term cf two years. An earnest and cordial invitation is ex tended to every citizen of Roseburg and vicinity, who believee that the success of the republican party would be foi the good of the country, to be present and affiliate with us in this meeting. A program consisting of vocal and in strumental music and epeaking will be arranged for by committees lo Le here after appointed. We hope to hare a large attendance and a ploasant and profitable meeting. E. D. Stbatkokd, Prr. McKinly Republican Club. A PHYSICIAN CO.MINU. One of the Most Eminent Specialists to Visit Roseburg, Jan. 23 to Feb. 18 His Success In the Treat ment of Disease is Simply Marvelous. We are ploaaed to auuounce that theie will soon be a physician in Roeburg. Not simply a medical practitioner, but a physician of very hihkorder of meiii one whoee years of cloto study, close ob eervatiou, close practical experience, baa enabled him to draw not only testimoni als, but tho highest personal endorse ments from tha leading men of the cjunty .'ongreaamen, judges, etc., and Mhoxo success io '.he medical field ii today without a parallel. We allude to Dr. Darrin, wno will arrive in the city and will have offices at the McClallen House. D. Darriu has on e iviab'e rank in bis profesaion a) a wonderfully success ful phytiiian. m He is tssentially origin al in hia method of practice, and those who have been under his treatment are surprised at the newness and novelty of his system of practice by elec'.ricty. His hones'y and straightforward advice be fore takirg a case has won for him the confidence of hU patients as well as the general public. Tho doctor is a gentle man of Kcui-il social nature, and l.is pri vate practice is marked by the Ionization of a personal friendship with tuoie aith whom he cornea in professional coi.Uc'. He iswithont doaht one ot the most thoroughly qualified plnriciaus no l e lore tlie public as hia wonderful ciireg ot chronic diseases can testify. KX..VrLbS CF KLtCTKICaL JSl MkltHCAI. TBKATM ENT II Y 1K. DAgniX. II. B Herring, Island City Or. g, loathsome d st-hare of the ear, curei in one month, Mrs. Al. Hud-ou, formed? of La Grau.le, Or., now residing at 109 S..!mon St., Portland ; patalvfiaol one sid? and diseases peculiar to her sex, cured ume years ago. J. D. tlcffd'eUer. Baker C.t, Or., to tal blindness and deafness; the latter cored and the eight nearly restored. Ex-Poatmastrr J. F. JohLSoti, Pendle ton. Or., now jailor at Portland, Or. granulated eyelids for years, cured. J. J. Kern, ex-dilor of tho North western German paper "Fne Prcise' of 1'oMlauJ, O.-., deafutM for tears, re stored. bx-Juilge J. Ii. N-ieler, Cviut!lo 'ity, Or., partiat paralysis aud breaking down of the system, reetore l five )ears ago. Conductor A. P. Cochran s.'J, South a:ui, -trsniugion, impure bio-.J, ca tarrh, tixeaiA, and d.scbargin-; ears, careJ. MifS Kittis Diikoj, S-attle, catarrh, at gAetriti, severe pains in the stomach and nervous prostration, cured and feels like a new wouiac. W. A. Auxin's wife, 21iiN. IS h St n i aontanu, counneu to ner rocta nine mouths i;h an eye kllhction called 'uervoas abhorrence of light," acccm panied with tntiiinmation, cured. C. .roler, Yakima. Wain, total dalnes io on ear, cored in ten minutes, diso a i ierygiuui, or uestiv growtn, was removed fiooi the eye which had nearly recdeied l.im tl:nd. Dr. Dmin will arrive ia Roiebarg Jan 23. and remain until Feb. IS Hours 10 a. m. to 3 p. m.; evenings 7 to S.'.Saodays 10 to 3. Con'ulta iou free and coctidentiai. Eyes treated and glasses fitted. Catarrh treated to" 3 a month. Belts and batteries foriiLc-a if nevetsar. Dr. Dan in will treat f.ee except medicines, any ca es he bad in former visits. Born. MATHEWS fa this city, Fiidjy, Jan uary 12. 100J, to Mr. acd Urn. R. B. Mat hew, da limine'. Postmaster J. W, Leonard of Dillsrd, waa a caller at this offu-e Saturday. Mrs. G. W. Leonard of DillarJ, wil take charge of the Myrtle Creek echool Febroaty let. Hon. J. II. Booth, who has been tua! . ing a short bnioef8 visit at Grants Pass, retnrned Friday morning. Married, Mr. Casper L-a and Miss Nora Veatch were married at the home of the brides parents near Divide, Rev. C. H. Wallace officiating. A delay of four hours of the north bound passenger train Friday morning, made it necessary to send a special from Roseburg which eot oat on time, This is commendable iu the S. P. Co. LaH night ihe-e was a colhaion be tween the steam shovel aod tha tie train gune norm, at tunnel -o. J; there was quite a wreck but fortunatelv no lives were Inst. The report now is that one man had a leg broken ; owing to tho de lay passenger trains were irado n; at this p!ae last nuht and this morning snd sent out on time. Rosebn k Hive N. 1I.L.O.T. M., installed the folloa inn officers yesterday afternoon: Mre. F. J. Connolly, P. L C; Mrs. F. M.Zigter, L C; Mrs. E- H. Otey, Lteut. C. ; Mra E. J. Stroud, R. K.; Mr. J. 1. Hamilton, V. K Mrs. II. Fanlkuer, chaplain ; Dr. Isabel Sedawick, medical exaoiiner; Mrs. C. II. Fieher, Kergt. ; Mis. S. Henderson, M. at A. ; Mrs. W. J. Kenfro, picket. Miss Amy Booth, daughter of J. O. Booth of Grants Pm, passed through the city Tuesday morning on her way to Saginaw for e. two week's visit. Hon. Wcu. Peikinq of tboTrui of P r aiLS A Bledsoe cf Hudson, returned to Druiu Tuesday morning. Mr. Perkins had been doing business In tho city several days. Roseburg Market. Eggg 2Jc per dcz. Butter Country 25c Poultrv Chickens, 4.00. mixed, f 2 50,5? Prunes Italian choice, 5a6 per lb, 0 35; silver, extra wneat 4042c. Oats 2330e. Millstuir Brao, $17; middlings $22; shorts, $18.00 ; chop, $10.00 per ton. ; Hay Timothy $9( $11 ; clover, $7(38 Oreiron wild hay, $0(a7 per ton. Wool 15("llGc. Potatoes 55(rrUQ por bit. WWWNW1 Stags ws CHF i B. W. STI! The Fuv . ... si -rw Has just what d What's the matter with $r Christmas present. Also Mattress that you will onder how you got a long 'a 'A without after using one for a'month. ' ' A Fine Oak Extension Table and a nice set of ft Oak Chairs are sensible Christmas presents. I mcc jauie s LesK e will fill the bill. j Our line of rockers is up-to-date and we have 8 lots more coming in about a week. To see them is $ y to be convinced that we know what nice chairs are. D See our White Fur Rugs. Also a good lne of 6 Moquette and Smyrna Rugs. j Call on us you will be need. B. Roseburg, Oregon. V . : : : va .viv i ; ix :ii i ;: v ; ; ; X Watch our Window Wfe will keep constantly on hand a Fresh and Clean Supply oP -J Confectioneries; Fruits, and Vegetables. We have just what you want. Call and see us. Sheridan Block. ywwvwvw Roseburg Pharmacy M. F. RAPP, Prescription Druggist. Drnge, Toilet Articles, Patent Medi- c.nes, Cigars, Stationery, Toilet Soape, Paints and Oils. - piiotographicfippIiE?... The celebrated Magazine Cyclone Pia'2 Cameras. Triumph Cut Film Cameras. Call and Exsmins them. A Umocs doctor ence said that tj bsf heclthy a woman should have a "good cry" at lean every fortnight. So fares we know no one be s ever placed a lim-t opoo bow often mankind should laugh, and ths popular theory ia that the oltsner one laughs the better. Lwked at f.-otu tbii point of view the proj. .rot a of that famous farce comely, "At Gay vour'face Shows the a a e of your feeiiaat sad the tte oi ojr he Jth ri well. Iaip.re blo:d mr ;es i eli apprejt ia a pa'e aad sallow comolexioo. pimples sod iui emotions. It you se feeling weik and worn o it cod do not havo a uaitb v an uearaoce. yoa should try Acer's Blend Elistr. It cures all b'cod diseases wnesa cheap Si"8 pa.illa and so tilled puri ie a fail; know n- th, we r-ll rv3y boUle cn a positive gu-rantse. Leiier Ust. Remaining uncalled for ia IbeRcjj bu'g poo' jffira : Persoas calling for these letteu will pier ) state the daf 01 which they weie aiaTcmc i, jen. ia, i; jj. Ande-son, William Ilazle, D. W. tlcn, George F. Howard Mra Sobiioa Fawcett, G. W, Kelly M'se Louiae B gb jcbi. Jones, Clause Hodgman. Hear Shvne. John II. The letteia will bj charged for at the me 01 one cent eacn. Wa A. F"piB, P. M. OLD-FASHIONED WOMEN, Have a very natural prejudice against anything- that oftewds their fine sense of deli cacy. And for that reason numbers of such women have suffered in secret and ia nilence the pang and oains consequent on the derangement or displacement of the delicate organs of sex. Any suffering to them waa better than the shame of qnes- iiuiiiuiii wuna probed modes ty to its very core. Bnt while they conld hide their suffering they conld not conceal its rav ages. Tlie dark ening circles beneath their eyes, the sallow skin, the cheek robbed- of its roundness, the body shrunken by wasting; flesh, all these signs marked the presence of disease. To .wr. frnng woman who values modesty Dr. Pierce's method of treatment ia a boon be yond price. His remarkable remedy for all female disorders and diseases. " Favor ite Prescription," cures ninety-eight out of every hundred cases, no matter how obstin ate or complicated the disease may be. Any woman who needs more help may write to the Doctor for his free counsel and advice. Such letters come from thousands and are treated with absolute privacy. " I write these few line, hoping that some other suffering woman will try Dr. Pieree'a tued raues, as I aid." writes Mra. O. S. Adams, of Fargo, Cass Co., jr. Dak. " I had female weak ness very badly: so I had to be in bed part of the time. I was tired and sick all the time, could not do my housework : had fainting spells, ncr vous headache, backache aod pain io my left side when I would lie dowa ; I bad pains and aches all over. I commenced taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and had not taken two bottles when 1 whs able to be around attain snd do my work, with no pain. 1 have taken five bottles of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, two Of his 'Cnmiwiitml V ,lr , ,.t tin.... M' I several vials ui hi. 1'lraant Pellets.' I am feel inn better I Inn have for a great manv years. I think l)r Tierce's tneUicine-i are the r real est III the world." When the bowels ate obstinate, take Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pelleta. They donl gripe. L. you need. a White Iron Beo" a nice White Curled Hair or a fine uaK center ' ' sure to find what you 3 m W. STRONG. I mi. CURRIER. Administrator's Sale of Real Propei ty. In heCojity Coor'.ot Stat:oi 0:zoa In and to. Doa . C'oujw. hui j. t o: iE:i;5 of De 'ct H.U, oucj .ne.eov '.yea mat oe nie.- a'.a -l:a . vl'h uillaDaexej. ei lac E oi Del nc t. Hill. -J, puiMaui U aa o.ver Cf I j above eat i Lied Cooi. -e d en s. i 1 tue o.i. 'ui the "O.. Oi p e Ivor -d, A. D. i .") i". n o tel '- e!i oa a-Ki a.e. t'a Jj.a cavo. iej. ,..v, jrj,at i.va e or ca In hi..d, oa ih3 -M. . te. i.in, is lu no-csd .;.;bxi. it ore bow or ia seoa.ls i- cej niavse Jir:ae fc-.i. ijt-.-r; o: i d E , , the ioilo-i ox d.fr.i res: j .-041.7, t in i.na. 0; s. a no 9Si aie v. cuoi qsttjtt tHwj post ba.wti 1 1 o ts Taaus, aad uDn wh en e "U-ie t.es Si :ne'.ie. in iv nr, ma ked C. B. 1 ., bi. Nor.1! 14 dei.er . We 1 7i links, d.--at laenra No.. 1 .i.6 Cji. s to a wiat ?l.t )(.'!u j-mj.ooI twt iwc It xaetOi'F. L Bit! ipoaauou c r m tierce W? : i! sJ Cha is toKoneaa: co.aet o. , e l-u1 noonenby a. u. uii.uv i.iv.e t h. o . c:ia. is 10 tjuta e-it coiner o tf ee Io cie-iea We t li.J5 ceaiDso i9eao.tawe (Otaerol ixmic laud, aod tue Efboosuai.' o; toe K. Coo.on doae .loa claim, theoce t Ki.h i Cnal 11 to tlie sooih Wirt corac o; the s. W. t il jer doaacoa claim. JK-iice Ea: aHMif the rata oonnear oi the .ame, 4U4 C 1 vn io pt.-M ot klnalae contain'uj 70. ii sets, ani h !-, excao.inj Lbereirom toe V'iibiu:Ceuwj:..-7,Uai axceptia; there.'roui one bai; acre 9i tamJy burning All lyinz in Sec. Ion 7 in To aihip 38, S. B. Vte'l. in Don-las L'oja.T. Ore-on. AbO the foJooinx df Ibea picmiC) twit: Beztnniut at me -KitM: corur al in. e Buntoa douauoo clj'.tu. tuence West along the Smth bouiKiary 0.' s.ia e'.a', 7.5)Chens f tue rukidle of liie Couniv road, thence alon; the saaie Soutii SS'4 degrees weii 4iJ chains 10 a white cak tree M larbci in dismeter, thtnee touth V'i aeiiees. West o.O Chains, theuoa South -JJS devees. East LO Chains, thence South i."- dejieej, Weat alonv cenler ot alain streat ol Wilbur 2.40Ciams. thence alone the land now ow.e4 by 6. K. Coun.?, 8ouiu t8 de Krces, East 11 Chains to We-i botmdaiy ot Irnd now owned by J. A Hau.c.i. ttaence Morth SO dcrreei. East Chains to the N'oiuiwi t cor ner, thence couth Cadeji.-ri, E.si 1 .as Chains 10 uis xionnea( corner, tnenc Souch CJ de grees, West Chains to h.s Southeast coruer and a creek, thence up said c.-eck fc", degrees, East 11 Cha us lo the East lioundary of the W. Jenk ins donation claim, thence. Xorth 10.-U Cbaiua, thence Noi.h 2;1. lie.tes. Ka.,t 7.5 Chains, thence Noriii S .i dovees. Bai S.7S Chains to the North bouiulary ot J. Kuvkcnda! donation rl.im liinni. U.a,'I ' . I . . . . , . ginning, containing AUS a. res All in Section 7. Tnnnnin L 5 R 1 . Also a lot in the town of Wilbur, joini'n? E. H Ottinge.- land ou the North, Si Kvl by io wet in ice, mn in iwniw loumv, urevon. Dated this bin day of January A. D., 1900, at . DWtGHT REED, aaminmraio.', with ,!1 auueicd, Estate ot trcuuua ui.:, an.x'ca9ii. js $ Folnls East. Tne To. land-Chicago SrHcial," which leaves the Unioi depot at 8 p. ro. daily is equipped with 8?-iclly up-;o-date rojmy Pullman sleeping cata, and free recliniogcbairc.tr;, sleam heated and electric lighted. The European plan dining car service is a special feature of excellence on mis line. .Delicate cbina. uowers, spotless nnen. nrsc class cootinu ana auen ive servants aiid lo the com fort of ravelers. A new library car" is attached to Iheae trains. As the name indicates, these cars are fitted up as a library and reading room. Book cases eontaining all the standard works, the current perodicals and daily papers are at the disposal of all first and second class passengers. Time never hangs heavily on the uaa- sengeia' hands while traveling on this train, and before one is aware of It the train pnlls into the Union depot at Chi cago. For, full information regarding the movement of these trains, rates. te call on or address V. a. Schhjjxq, Portland, Or. Or J. F. Givkns, Roreburg.Or. Photography. Here ia an opportunity to Ret First -Class Photographs at tLe very lowest rates. All sizas from 8X10 dowa to tbe very smallest. The Latest Fad Is a Calling or Business Card with your photo (stauip size eight positions in set of 100.) Set-lOO-seat cards with photo name, business and address if -desired thereon, only $2. The Wagon Gallery, John H. Taylor, T TOSnSl Photographer,- Notice. rnitad mates land oSVe, ' Koaaacae, Or, Sov. BBS. To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby given that t he Oregon and California Eail.oad Cow baa Sled ia this ofBce-a list of lands situated io the townships dcKrinrdV below, and has applied for a patent fur aai4 " lands; that the list ia open to the pobiie for In spection add atopy thereof by deseriodv Sub divisions, bas been posted in a convenient place in this oOire, fur the inspection of all persons interested and the public generally: - south ol base line aad West oi Willamette Meridan. T3&.B1. KW)i KE',Ec2j. T , B 2. Part of K'i eee 3, and rart of W gee U. T15, H 1 T2i,Ri. SWU6E'8eea. Lou 1 end 2 Sec L T 27, B 4. SWJiE:te33. Til,R4. I Hi i, i S and i, gee S3. f ii. R i T t R 4. Pert of 6 5ec.a,aBdpartvf taPiSee. . Tti.ki. Lat i, t-c L. Tfi,RS. SU HW'See.17. t;, rs. 7,.0r-i . T. 5,1!, It, 15,17, U.2!, Zi, 25, Wt.diii cos nt: I s.ty days lollowing the data O- iui, tu..x. p.o.eli or con lasts against urn claua ol lne co-apii. to any uwrt or suiKUv jt ioJ wiih:i sjy section o; part of sec.rao, dsv Cubed ia I he f: si. on the gvojnd dsat to aa n mo; valuao'e tor miaeial taaa for ay-icul-la.t porposcs. will be teceiml aad noted lor epoU to the Ccaeial LaadOtBceai WaaOiBe ton.D.C. J.T.BEJDUES, Register. J. fl. BOOTH, nhW Reeeivec. Coonty Treasurer's Notice. Xot-'ce is herd by given to all parties holding Dooglai t-:unty watranta in doraed prior to and including March 14, lS99,to preeent the same at the treasurer! oce at the court honse tor payment, as interest will cease thereon after the date of this notice. Dated this the. 11th day of" December, 1339, at the City of Roe bar v Oregqev Cko. W. Dimujce, Coantv Tret saij-, Dou.iii Cona, Or Administrator Sale. J0iice is he rely given that the andanigjo J, L' lha adininj.aat w of the estate of Huidaa Wilson, dt ceased, to vurjoanre of aa oroer ot . the Coon ty Com t of Duagies Cooaty. Btaiaof Orri, duly made and entercJ oa laa Srd day ol JajruUT, will after the 1U day of EeV nai, C- X at Riddle. !asuawtsrry.btateof Orrson.iela at wtivate sale lor cash la kaad. tae ioilowin? oeacriK-d real snpcrtv, to-wit: Tb touch ha! oi donaukia ciaiu No. i of. Willi iu L. Wiatim aad wile, bainc part ef see lijj M ia Township M, b. w W., il Mar. ii Dons' s County, Oteroo, and tha said ssota half of said claim containing KXH acres, asore or leas. . . Sated at Riddle. Dou-)aa County, Oregosn, this Cth day ot January, law. trEORSE K. QCntE, Administrator ot ths nimic ol Hoklaa Wibaau Decease J. " City Treasurer's Notice. Notice ia hereby given to all persons holding Roseburg city warrants tndsrssd prior to May 9, 1,' topcesait the same at the city treaaarer'a ofSe ia the city hail for payment, aa interest will cease thereon after the date of this notice. Dated at Roseburg, Or., this 4th day I January, 1900. Barky C. Sloccx, City Treasurer. New and Improved Passenger Epviq meat, via Sunset Route. New Orleans Express (No. 10) and Fa cific Express (No. 9) between San Fran Cisco and EI Paso, have been eqoippea with free reclining chair cars, fresh from the Bhop and in evtrr convenience of ap pointment equal to the best in operation. Each car ia equipped with 53 reclining chairs, nine of which are in a separate BDaokiog compartment. Both first sad tecocd-clasa tickets are accepted for pat sage in these cars. These special con veniences and the congenial climate throngh which these trsins pass will doubllees make the Sunset Route vary popular for travelers this winter. Administrator's Notice of of Real Property. Sale Notice is hereby given tbst by virtue and In pursuance of an order and decree, ol ths CouaLt Court of DougUa Countv, Oregnu, duly mad by Hon. Joe Lyons, Judge rf said Court, aud en- " tereJ on the 4th day of January, Do ordering and di reeling tha undersisael io soil tho resl property, hereinafter describe:!, be! anting to the estate of James K. Mitchell, deceased at public auction, in the manner provided br Isw, for the salo of real prooerty ou execution I wUl on Monday, tho 19th day ol February, iseo, at the hour of one o clock, in the ff.-riMwu ni -.i day, at tho Court House door, in the eit nf Rosebnig, Donglas County, Oregon, offer lor sale and sell at public sue lion, tn ih. k,.K aud best bidder for cash, the following described The frat-Uonal V'.' of th XWC' i . fractional E1, ol NEf. aa d Lot No. 6. ol Sec. . Tp. 7. 8. of R. 4, W. Willa-uetta ileridan, son talning lttai acres. Also Donation lnaT'i.m of Joaalhan f immoos and wife, NoUrtcation No. 4ti i:r:lHeittji V , lia; : . 1 w.i parisof scJoai3,4. Sand 10, ia Tp. 27 3. of R. 4. W., cojtai iin acre.'. Also Lots No. s 1 and 2. ol See. 4. Tn.2 7 S. o. R i u mi.i;. J7.aerr. a--o Lot No. t. ot Set lb'. Tn. iJ i. ..I R. 4, V .. conuinint -Jits acres, ana containing lu the a:area o &-'5.& aen-a mnr a. i. ii i. Douglas County. Oieou. Said real pro par v Wi.l be sold subject to tho right ol dower oi K. C. Mitchell. ni dcc-eaied. thetc-in, 0 ., , , . JOHN HAMLIN. , Administrator of tae estate of Jame r. Mltca- CASTOR I Ats-L For ItrtsuitB and CMldrea. T1.8 Kini Yoa Hara Ahrajs BssgM Signature of Z t si -Cj - f ) fax-