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FROM LANE TO DOUGLAS PREVENTION OF FOREST FIRES. mm 1 i 1 JCvtgilablcrrcparationrorAs simiiatifig thfFoodandHcgula togthcStomaciisaaiBowxilscf Promotes KcsUon.Checr ful ness and Hcst.Contains neither OptunTMorptune rcr Mineral. JOT NAHCOTIC. s4Li Sr ..t.rfl.iJb - IISlSllT. A perfect Remedy forConslipa- lion, oour oiuuk.n,uiui iwo Worms .Convulsions Teverish ness andLoss OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of NEW "YORK. LXXACT COPY OF WBABPEB. ReiSEBtfRU DIVISION SO 47". B. OF UK. meet every second and fourth Sunday. 1 t,'OM ES S RELIEF CO KPo NO. 10, MEETS " first and Ujrd Fridays in 'l month. D ENO POST, KO. ?, U. A. R,, MEETS THI first and third Thursdays of each month, t 2 p. m. ,Jl LPHA LODGE, NO. 47. K. OF P.. MEETS TV every Wednesday evcuint at Odd Fellows lelL Visiting Knights In good standing w lirnHj tnnted U attend , Jus. MR EI.l-I, C. C. C. H. FISHER. K. U.S. LAUREL LODGE. A. F. A A. M.. REGULAR meetings the 2d and tn Wednesdays in ach month. i EUtiENE L PAKROTT W. M. j K.T-Jswrrr, S ecy. "3 OSEBCRG CHAPTER. NO. g.O. E. S..MKKT3 the first and third Thursday ' e''D .a ruth. I M RS. L. J. STROUD, W. M. I MAUDE EAST, soc v. fODERN WODMENOF AMERICA. JlF.hT jAl on lirt and third Tceiy oi cavh mouth n the rid Masonic hsll. H. W MtUXK, V. C. ! H. L. Mastebs. Clerk. I t7ODMES OF THE WORLD. Oak Cac-.p 4 So. L5. rarett at the Odd Fellow"" Hail IB Roscbnre, every 1st, 3rd aad 6th Monday evening. Yixiting neighbor always welcome. J. A. BUCHANAN, C.C. X. T. J EW ETT, Clerk. PHILETARIAN LOjJGE. SO. , 1. O. O. F. meeta Salurdev evening of each week at their hail in Odd Fellow Temple at Roseburg Membersof the order in pood standing areinvit ed to attend. clIAS. OLE-oN N. G K. I. Jiwstt, Sec'y. D P.O. ELKS. ROSEBURG LODGE. SO. SJ6, liold their regular conwnnnications at the I O. O. F. hall on wound and iourth Thursday tf each month. Ail members requested to at tend regalarly, and all visiting brother c r- aiaily invited to aticna. DOUGLAS W AITE, E. R IRA RIDDLE, (secretary. DOSEBURG LODGE, KO. 16. A. O. C. W. i- meeta the second and fourth Monday of KB month at 7 JO p. m. at Odd Feiloani Hal'. Hem ben of the order in good standing are'n riled to attend. T. MeCL ALLEN. D. S. WE.-T Recorder. Finvneior ISew and Improved Passenger Epuiq ment, via Sunset Route. New Orleans Express (Xj 10; aLd Pa cific Express iSo. 'J) between San Frau cieco and El 1'aso, liave teen tinippeo with free reclining chair care, fresii from the chop anJ in evt rr cot.veoience of ap pointment eioal to the beet in operation. Each car ia eoaipped with 53 reclining chair, nine of which are in a eeparat? eniokiog compartment. LVjth Crst and cecood-claes ticket: are accepted for pas rage in these cars. These special con veniences and tie cur.iftiul climate through which theee trai: s pass wiil doubtless make tlie '.infet Koa'e verv fptilcr for travelers this inter. Notice for Publication. United State 1-and 0!':ice Roscbure, Or .January li. Xotice t hcrebv iriveu that the followiui; named settler has tiled notice of his inteutiou to make final proof in EUport of his claim, and that mid proof will be made before the Register and Receiver, t inted state lnd Office at Rose burg, Ore-"or, on March S.I'.mi, viz: WILLIAM II. NORCROsS. .On his H. E. So for the E'. SE'i, ; e. NK , SecUon 2s T. 27 rjouth, R. 7 West. Me I names tne following wiiuesses to prove his csniinuotis resiuen-e upon and culiivalionol sanl land, viz: O.ou Ej'-il. A. Kueil i of Looking Glass, regou, Jatucs Beasely, 1). Jnr- ijria, of RoK'burg, Oregon. i . Jt 1. J111J LJUts. I 017) Reei-ter. Points East. The 'roitland-Chicak'u -i'," which UaviaBtbe Union dep3t at 8 p. tu. jdaily is equipped with Btriclly u-j-to-date ootny Patlman sleepii g cart, and free reclining chair cars, sieam lieated aud riecttw Itghte.1. The Karopeao plan ktinine car service is a special Ifeature of paceileiiee on this lir.e. IViica'e chtna, fl wfrs. upotiers linen, first c!a-H cjoki-ig and at'en'ive servant aid lo the cotn lorf oi travelers. A new library car is attache! to these trains. as tue name toa:ca cs. iiies c.,re are fitted op as a library ami reedinj; ro-in Book caes "or.t-tinmic ul: the stsniUrd works, tb currei.t iero ticals and dai.y papers are at the lipial of all li'et an J foond c!as pas'Luer- Tim) never Imiij tit-atilr on tin; j.r. sengers' tiaridi) while trvelir' on t!np train, and belurc one h a are of it, the train pulls into t:ie Uni .n o"it at Chi cairo. For full infurtua'iou regarjiuij the movement of these t'ain. rates, etc. call on or a lJrefs V. .1. S 1III.UXG, r. rtUp.J, Or. Or J. F. (iiVfcNs, Kit e'mitfT Or. "I am indebted In line Mitic'e Coujih Care for my health ami life It cured me of lung trouble fiiloain trrippe." Thousands owe their lives to trie prompt action of this never failing rertic.lv. It cures roughs, coldi, croup, hror chiiis, pneumonia, grippe and throat and luni; troubles. Its early use prevents t-on-inmption. It is the only harmless rcm dy tf.at gives immediate results. A. C. Marsters & Cn. For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of The Kind You Have Always Bought. Tt ecfiTku. ro.Mxi'. hwtoh cm. .'AUIIlllIILlilLUI s vm iwm Property. In th- Countv Court of lalc of Orc-oii in and In the matter oflheEUte of Delitida 11:11 Xotk ia herebr cien that the undi rsisued adminivtratur with will annexed, of the E'ate oi Dclin Hi. i. 'fo-ased, purmant to an orovr of the above entitled Court made and en'ered in 1 ie JCnrnal thereof, of date January jiki. a D. tmo-eed t""il a ana niter the I'.th dnvof Febmarv. at Mivate wile lor eash in Viand, on the jremief here: nailer in the notice ueecnlK-d. in one bouv r in wparaie ar ivl an mav 1 lor the tvt intervu. of said Ks tute. the follovviiis deacribol real vrt'5-ert . to it: lv.inniuc at a t5t 9.kaln W tsto! itir.rte sectn-n ik; bttueen seetiona T and and from hich a pine tree ja inehe in diameter, marked C. si. B. 1 ., bear North 14 doree. we'i link. ditatit thenee North "J' v nains to a iteiiu flO.OO Chaici ."onUi of Si:thvvt corner if t. R Hill ' donation e'.aim. thence WeM 21 9Cbaii to Northeast corner of the land nowownedti A. 1. Ottinirer. thence South 7 Chain; to South est comer of same land, thence West Cliaing to the southwest corner of fame iar.u. and the Last boundary ot the E. Bunion dona li.n claim, tliemt.- South L Chain to the south net corner I the S. W. t.ardiner donation eiana. tbi'nee Eal aione the South boundary of the fame, 41.14 Chains to plaee oi begnimn eontainiui: 7i y at'res. more or lew. -ieeptiiig thereip'm the w t:hur Cemeterr. a: eseetdin therefrom oae liaif aero for family burjin ground. AH lyinz in Seeiiou 7 in- Township S; S. R. Vet. in Duela Countv. Oresron. Aim the follouiuc described premises t- ii Uinninc at the soutbcaM corner of the K Bunion donation elaim. thenee Weat alone the South Kmndary of said claim, 7. Chain to tnc middle of the County roa l. thence alone the same eouth . deeree. w est 4 Chains to white oak live ui inches in diameter, thenee South 1' '. di-tTves, W"et .. t baiu, thence south dej-n-e. East I.4i' t iia'.n. tlienee South 2-"- riesrevs. West along c-enter of M urect ol Wilbur 2.4o hams, thcne' a?inc the land now owned by S. E. Count, South is de crees. Ea-t 1 M Chains to West boundary of land now owned by J. A Han-n, thenw North .) decrees, Ea"t IChainstotlie North wet cor ner, thenee South fo degrw. Fjist 1 s" Chains to his Northeast corner, tnenee Suth :A1 de-grc-. West 4 bams to his S-mihvast corner and a crvk, thence up id creek c'r d-ers-. East il Chains to the feast boundary hi t lie W. Jenk ins donation claim, thence North l"--i Chains, tftence North degrees. East 7.J5 Chaiis, thenee North 'tdeerees. s'i S.7S Chains to the North boundary oi J. Kuykendali donation ciaim.Jliienee Mel 3. s Chains, to piai-e of be irinnuiL'. containing J'.2S aeif- Ail in Section 7. Town-liip "., S. K. i M. A'so a lt in the town of Wilbur, joining E. H. Ottiuper ".and on the North, u" fvi by ly'i ieet in tire. a:i in Douglas County, On-con. Dated this .th day of January A. 1'., 19., at KcHrbure, Oregon. DWIgIIT REED, Administrator, with uilluunexed. Estate of llinda Hill. Du;eas.i. j-:6 Administrator's Notice of 5ale of Real Property. Notice is hetby g'.venthAt by virtue ai. I in pursuance id au order and decree id the CouuK Court oi Douirls t ouuty, Oregon, duly made by Hon. Joe. Lyons, Judge rf said Conn, and en tered on the 4 1 ii tlay of Jio-,ury, Ls". ordering and directing the undersigned to sell the real proierty, hereiuafter desci.bei. belougiUK to the estate id James R. Mitchell, deceased at public auction, in the manner provided b law, for the -a c of ical property on execution I will on Monday, the I'.th day of February, 1am, at the hour of one o'clock, in the afternoon of said day, at the Court House doer, in the city of Losel.a'C, Douglas County, r.agon. ofler ior sale end sell at public auction, to the highest and best bidder for cash, the following described rea! propertv, to- it : Ihe fractional v. of the NW"';of Sic, fractional ' s of SE'. an d Lot So. j. of sec. 4, Tp. 27. S. of R. 4, W. Willamette Meridan, con taining K'..ul Also Donation Ijind Claim of Jonathan Simmons and wife, Notimatiou No. 4'i, CertiBcatc So. ll.V., Claim 41. being parts of Sections:;, 4. 9 and Jo, in 27S.OIR. 4- W., containine 2.S0 acre-. A so I.u No. s 1 and 2. of sx-c. 4. Tp, 27S. of 11. 4, W . .containing 17.1't K-xit. AlsoLut So. J, of sec. l'J, T. tT. S. of R- 4, W.. containing 22.15 attres, and containing in th-- a cgre?Hlo 52 j.w aep-s more or les, ail in Douglns l ounty. Oregon Sai l real property will be sold subject l tho richt of dower oi E. C. Mitchell, uidow i f said decia.ed. therein, JOHN HAMLIN", AdminUtrator of tac estate ot Jainca kt. Milch t il, dic:ased. Notic; Cnited States Land onicc. RosFBt aii, or., Nov. -Jb, If.!. Toatlioni it may concern: No-. ice is hereby iriveu that t he Oregon and California Kai'.r.d Co. lias filed in this office a list of land situated in the townships described below, and has applied for a txtlciit for said lands: that the lit is oin totbe public for in spection and a copy thereof by descriptive sub divisions, lia is.in p-Med in a convenient place in this ulliev, for the iii-iK-eiion id all pinsoin interested ai d the public ccncrnliv: S'Uthcf base lmeaud West of Willamette Meridan. T:S, K 1. KW) NE'4.Sec 2".. IS. Rl Part d K' Sec i, utid part of K Sec. It. TS-". R2. SE' SK'4 See. j. T l- It .1. NWsE'4Sec;;l. T .7, R :;. lpts l and 2 Sic. 1. T 27. K 4. SW. NE'4,Sex :;i. Tt", 114. Lots 1, 2, and 1, Sec. i. I :.2, K '. W'. s T ., R Part of SI j Sec. 21, and pai I oi SE'. Sec. T 2!, R 0. Lot ', S.-C L". 'I K il. N ! MV':, Sec. 17. T.. Ii 41. Ail of l, :,. 7, a, ii, i :, 1.-,, n, i, 21, v., 25, 27, 21, :;l, .i; and ..'. Within thu nexl sixty days following the date o! liii notice, T.ioicsts or contests against the claim of the company to any tract orsuliivi ioii within any suction or iart of section, le senlied in ihe lit, 011 the ground that Ihe annu ls more valuaole for mineral than for agricul tural puriKsc, w ill be rii ived and noled lor riport (o the oeticrnl Land Ollicc Ht Was'liitig toii.D. C. J. T. ISRIDGES, Kecbilcr. J. If. lioul II, H-.n!" Rcwiver. Administrator's Sale, V"tn-e is h. rely given tlrnt thu UUder-igU'-d, --me aummi.iriitor 01 tne cstaie oi lluldali WilMin. deei-SM-d, In i.iirMiHiHe of au order of t'ie County Couit 01 1i..ukI-s county, htaiem Or- ?.., duly i.iad.- mid enn rol on the :;rd dav "I .iu i.-.-iiv, l i, IH aiter 1 lie l.illidny o Keb innry, ! ', at Kiddle. Douglas County. Man-ol Oregon. sell ul pi urn- sale lor cash 'in hand, 1 lo; ioiliiw in-,: d.-Fciila-d real pioperly, to-wii: Ihe sout1! Imlf of donation claim No. 41 of Willi.-im I.. W ilson and wife, la-ing part of s.,--li.ui .14 in low n-lilp :;u, K !.,( W., W il. .Mer, in liougliis County, op uon, mid the said south I it 1 1 ot kii id elm in con tit in i lt.ii.-7J acres, more 01 1. -s. I Han d ut liiddb-, ikuiiiv ciuiiy, Oicgmi, his Cth diiy of .liinii.irv, l:m. ,i-:oK'ii: k. jt'lNK, Administrator of the eslmcoHluldali WilVon, ' AW AIEW DIUT10NS0N THE TRIP. Old Willamette's Olory The Pro gress of the Valley and Politics Incidental. 1 A jaunt ttirougii the Willdtut tie val ley over thd Soulhetn I'atitio aUae has its attend nt pU asures at any seanoti ol the year, and one quickly feel the t-ht k- ingofTof enervation a-i ho coiuee in con tact with the exhilarating oz 1110 that abounds at t very tarn in the bioaJ, ex pansive valley tlint has ivet to O.eirou muc'u of its name and fame. The senior . member ol the Kegiuler firm haJ occa-ion to take a run 1 1 Hose- burg Sunday, returning Tuesday niorn- ng. Along the way we found the uld Will amette river rompiug and laughing in exuberance of i -y, like a spirited school boy just out for Id? holiday vacation. AmiJfct the perennial geenT linked with the touches of sombre 'iron 11 that shone like desert epjts in the treat o.tais of life and animation, ihu eheen ol rnehiug waters echoing laughter a they sped, shook their ruHitksouij cutis at the beckoning lores" giant!, then hurried toward the feu. At Co'tue Urovd we had but a glimpse, yet that wua sufficient in which to mark the chingdi th.it prjgresi h.ii ma.'o in the thriving little ciiv. No wriukles of ae and decrepitude ire visible. In every linejtneut the town reflects the retundity, dasli niJ. aierlnees that characterm pio-pcroui cotid tions. Down at t-agiuaw, syujnymois with l'ooth-Kel!y Lumber Co.. there were Stacks and piled of lu jiber reiiing in the ei'ecce of a Sabbath day, ready to be jik;d and hauled alwu'. on the morrow and to eventually find its ay iutothe maiketsci the worlj. We foiind the brown face of the I'rap qua hil'e turned toward the promise of spring, reidy le welcome the warmth oi wooing rays that laugh the fields into golden harvest. Hjsebur ia lively. Nbe business men theri, like in Eugene, have felt the pu'sttioa of quickened ac tivity through all the arteries of trade, and find as a result that ont of tLe stim ulus of business have accrued better pro fits than former years have been wont to bestow. Their tea" court house is completed anl occupier'. It is a model of nca ness, coupled with tlie convenience that makes it a "thin? of beauty and a j " to its occupants. We had the pleasjre of meeting EJ itor Stratford oi the I'liindkalcu and Editor Fischer ut the Keview. In their respective offices" we found tbetn indulging in the overwork that seems to be accruing ia all newspaper offices op and djwn the valley these days, and their testimony as to the con dition of times harmonize very material ly with the general situation in this sec tion. At the laud office we met the genial smiles of oar old time frieuJ, J. T Bridges formerly of Drain, now handling expjJiciomly and with precision the ex tensive bneioess of the oflke together with the no less busings like, courteous and papular receiver, J. II. Booth, a name familiar to Lin? county through Mr. liooeb's connection with the exten sive lorbe?ing interest coon to be in active tperaiion in tie mountains totbe east of us. Ii jfeburg U more confident than ever that the steel raiU will eoon Mok that city with ths Coos bay country. It is a consummation devoutly to be wished and if the elTort cf Koseburg cituons cau bring it there will not be many days elapse before tlib iron horse will be puf fing and shoo'ing back and forth as be plya the east an 1 west traffic twixt coast and inland. Politically theie is not much stir at present. Djoglas couoty republicans are disposed to let Lane county name the joint senator provided weputopatnan that will prove satisfactory. Mr. A.- C Marsters, a leading business man of that ci'y, is talked of for the place provided Douglas Is called on to name the cand! dat?. Cji.'g'i-ssujan Tongue has a strong fol lowing in that county, yet the name of A. C. Woodcock was revived with con siderable approval. The name of t arter of Josephine county, ig beard also. There is a general opinion prevalent that D-jrglas county is stronger republi can today than in many a year, at any rate Douglas county is all right, so il Roseburg, and so ia her people. Eugene Regieier. No e and Commen'. Joe Whrcler couldn't get any lighting in Lnz.-ii, bo he is going back to con gress. Luller certainly cannot be charged by his impatient country men with refusing to move on. Ol course Nicholas wou'i mind about that warship of bis goiog aground. He is t'uing to disarm, anyway. Freight rates betwcea San Francisco and Co s bay have advanced 53 cents pr ten. The Kritith army has discovered that surer gains can be mado around the end than by bu-. king the center. The ac'res) who shot her manager Las been acquitted. She proved that the manager accused tier of acting like an amateur. .lint at the present, Tom Heed can Rerte his country better pouring forth philosophy than in ihe houee where be would be engaged .11 throwing down the canal hill. Wool buyers from tho Eatt are said te be can. ping on the trail of the growers in this state, bidding for next year's clip, eaH Ihe Lebanon Kxprefs-Adrance. Twcn'y ten's im the highett bid so far reporti d. utid it ih harl to get at that price. We adviHe t!is growers lo stick hy the pl.itis adopted this yenr; that ia Hell when yi 1 have tho tools to deliver, and deliver li e jiikjiIh when you j;et your money in full, and not before in cither (iiHc. ICnriHiriiueiil of half Ihn woo i.e..!. tA I to at ia l ulll luur il.tu n tha tirino 1 1"""- of lli! other half Hi-verul cetils a pound . ,, . aud growers should not giue the commie F;0 hja Ipveiaj:". 1 Good Works Being Done by the Gov ernment Rangers "Fotcet fires dettroy more timber lla all the other fluencies combined," Paid George A. fS'eel, United States forest in sptctor, whose headquarters are now in room 218, Oregonian building. Mr Steel's jurisdiction extendi over the en tire United Slates. He has just re'nrned from an inspecting tour in New Mexico, Arizona and California, In thrse districts Mr. Steel found the forest rangers wull organized. In C.tl- iforuia aloi.e i-ver 400 fires were put i-ut by the rangers. In the s'ates vinited it is not so much the timber tires as brush fires that are feared. The tim! er as a rule is sparFe, while the brut-h covers many of the ridcs anl loolhills. The exeef sive heat plates the brush in fine condition for a god fiie, and the rangers are kept constantly on their guur.l. While 00 a recent vii it to the Black Hills, M. . Steel discovered a v-r, curi ous phenomenon. He found that a cer tain insect wb making greatt r ravages among the timber than lorest fire.", or, even, the mining itidustry, which ileara vast area annually. The Honiestake mine alor.e has destroyed thousands ol acres. During the last year the de.ttruct ive insect had covered au area of from 203 to 300 square miles, and killed niJ;t of the timber. Ttie insect continued to spread with alarming rapidity, and no means have beeo found thus far I ir r testing its depredations. Only within the psst two years, has its appearance hiien noted. It b.r--9 into the treea iu the same manner as a teredj perforates piling. They setui to live on tho sap tf the trees, aud, figuratively speakii.g, eeutn to bleed the trees to death. In any event, once they take possession tf a tree it soon dies. Mr. Mecl said that tho forest rangers .. 1. . 1 1. iri.. ,i..J " winter, wi 1 If returned to work a to n I as dtoger ol fjrest li-cs tseginc He thinks a larger force than thai employed before wouM 11 t b - amis. ! Tlie couitnipsutier of the general land 1 office, iu It is annual rep rt of lSfJ, se cousi Jera'.le epjee lo fj-eet tires, lie ' says, atiioug ether ihtngo: ' "Tlie extent io which aasle from for-1 et ti.ee il aval tj'i'e ius bec 1 uii-la the j 6.lbj-ict cf careful s' ;l ly ithi.i the pts! year, aud has led to the conclusion that j the enactment and enforcement of a fire ' law of mote comprehensive protirions is i urgen'ly rsqrired 10 properly protect the ti'nber oa pu olio lands. I 'The average yearly reported Iota' from forest firta Ins ten estitna'ed at not ;esi lhn liO.Ojj.OOJ. When it is ! considered the reported loss is but a tiihe ' of the actual los?, the appalling signifi- cai.ee of this estimate is appreciated; the loss early is simply incalculable."; The repjrt tors on te say that the de- j etructicn of the timber lessens the water j supply and increases thedarger ol llxnls . Continuing, it s.ys: j ' Eff jits to cops with this scourge in j connection with tha administration o! 1 foreet reservations era jet in 1 tit ir ia-1 fatcy, while the great forest cover ef ihe unreserved lands remains practically without protection, not eiihttecJing the prejfxca on the statuie books of the tire law cf February 2t, 1S9.. '"This act ii fatally defective in sever al vital points, the principal ahich it is of paramount importance to observe in such legislation having been, to a great extent, iguored in formulating the act. Efforts to enforce the law have demon strated this fact. "Ihe fundamental principles for pro tecting forests may be tummariaed as follows : "First The interests to be conserved are communal. As euch, cooperation on the part of the stats officers and riti t'ns in general must be secured. "Second Hecegoition of commou iu-1 tercet ia the protection of property can oe estaonsnea oniy ny creanon 01 nnau ciel liability on the part of the commun ity and ail its numbers. "Thirc No legislation can be made ef fective unless well-rgacied machinery is provided for its enforcement. "Fourth Responsibility for tne ex ecution of the law must be clearly de fined. "Fifth Every facility for ready pr. ecation of clltnders must be at the com mand of the responsible officer. ".ixtl None but paid cfikials can bo expte'ed to do efficient service, and of- fieiat rxsitnnaihili'v in a'l ilirectiona must nciai retpoosi jui.y in a.i uirecwons muti be recogciz-d as alone productive of caie , , , , .. in tne periormance ci uu icb as wen os in obedience to regulations. "In any diecusion of the matter of for mulcting euch leniclation, Ihe chief causes of forest fires reoiire to be deter mine! b?iore any adeiiuate provision of law caa be eu Rested. "Flying spatks from locomotives on railroads are often a source of (treat dam age. "The carelesiueas of hunting aud oilier campirg parties is another fruitful caus 5 o' fires. The fact that these fires usdilly occur iu regions more or less un settled, and consequently arc apt to as sume frightful proportions before they would ordinarily be discovered, calls for the adoption of extraordinary measures to enforce due carefulness in the matter of -' trtiug arid handling tires in such r J-iUr. "Tie statement is true that 'there is a crying need in the United Mates for eco nomic reform in this matter of playing with tire. If the fire nuisance could be reduced to the unavoidable proportion half the forestry problem would be solved.' And until the careless or negli gent handling of lire on the public do main is made a crime under the statutes equally with the willful starting of such fires, the evil will not be eradicated. "The largely unsettled condition of such regions also call for nn efficient p.t trol of the same by a force of forest of ficers who should he clothed by law with sherillN power lo make arre-tn of parties violating the Itw, and lo concentrate when necessary u posse of titi.viis to control the liren." The repoit ytes on lo eate sawdust aud debris from mill and logging camps is niioll.er ciiiSH for (ire, and Ihe com missioner believes the government should burn till such i-tuff. Telegram. As tho fates collected on the East Twenty-jixth streot car scarcely paid for the grease on the cars, the company oti'd i ot ba b'amed much for diecontio uing tho f Ofvlfo. Is the result of repeated acute attacks. The IWcr and spleen aro principally affected. Tbcy act as storehouses for the malarial poison and the blood takes it from them. The poison must be driven out of the system. 11 CD VANwill destroy the action ot the poison and event ually drive out tin iest particle of 11 from the system. In addition to this, Hl'DYAN will restore the lost app e. It will buil.j up the weakened system. HUD VAN will make new blood and new flesh. The pains in the bones will disappear. UfOVAX has cured others and It will cure ou. We describe the symptoms. Study them carefully. They are yours. Do not d'.-l.iy longer, but takn lICUl now and you will be cured. HERE ARE YOUR SYMPTOMS: 1. CONSTANT HEADACHE AND TROUBLED EEAIN. Take HUDYAN and your headache will disappear. 2-2. PALE OS YELLOWISH COM PLEXION. HUDYAN will establish a free circulation ot pur - blood and cause the cheeks to assume their na'ura! color. 3. LOSS OF APPETITE AND ON AW IMG IN THE STOMACH. HUDYAN will re:ore t!i: appMitC ann tnc digestion oi food will become perfect. 4. FEEUIN3 OF WEIGHT OVER THE LIVER. This is duo to the cnlargcmsnt of ,i,e liver. It U tilled with tha poison of ma laria. IICDYAN' will drive out the poison and cause the org in t assume Its natural size. B. HEAVINESS IN THE REGION OF THE SPLEEN. The spli-cn become greatly enlarg!. HUDYAN will Ic.-n the conges'ien anl nue tho heaviness 10 o.ap pear. You irt sutl -ring from I hronio Malaria and vou can 1 cur.-l. Ml iV N" will rehove lour evcrv svmplom and make yon fell. Hi l VAS' van tar obtained of all dnigcista for .c. per package, or -aeksg -s for l-'.'sl. If your ilru -ti-t -loes no: keep it. send direct to the II I' mi AN HKMKHV tM..V. San Fran- iiM-o "alifornia Itctr.cmber that you can . ..... mnviv iiiiiTIIIlt CHI.K i-:i nr.d see the dot tors. a may caa ana them, or ante, as you desire. Address HUDYAN REMEDY COMPANY Car. StocHoa, Market aad Ell-e Sis-. Ssa Francises, Cst. I THE DIRECT ROl'TKT-1 Rlnnfria llfrlh If IUII IQIIU, L IUII, Colorado and all Eastern Points. j i;im choice of to favorite routes, via the j 1 I XIO.V r.UIKlO Fast Ma'.l Line, or the j UtO i;RASDE scenic Llma. Lovk at the time x days to Salt Lake 2)1 days to Denver 3Ja days to Chicago 4jj days to New York l-'rcc KrcllisloK Cliulr tars, I'p bolMtercd Toiirlet' Blecpluer Cars, lnllusan Palace Sleep- j iok CaraXopcrateet on all j tralt.tt. I Fb. further infortns'iei (eppl) 10 J. F. UIVANS, Apt., KoseUij C. O. Terry, W. E Coman, TrT Fssm. Ag Ucn At- l.'l Third St foil e:o Or. Notice. Vmteii bTATr-. Uxaoirn t, liiscbun;, Oregon, Nov. !!-.' j "gS.t lho0rt, sou .V. Call- I foruia Raitroad Company has filed in this ofb.ee a !.; ot lands situated in the lounsmps dc scribe-l bcluw. and has applied for a patent for 1 said lands: thai the list is open to the public for inspection and a copy thereof by descriptive j r-iMitiiHiiiu, i.aa wvu poster, m m itiaiiiiitui jilaee in ibis ottice for the inspection of all per sons intcicslcd and to the public generally: south of base hue aud East of Willam ette Meridian. Tp ..v. l; 1. W',SW-i so-, -l. South oi base Luc aud WVtlof W illaiucttc Mer Tp. . .. R. 4. Part of S'jfrt, 3: part ot W ?ec. .'L Tpil , K 5. Nt' S-c and ',!-' Sec. ZX " Tp J9. R .. .N'jSW'. m-c.3 1 .17, U 7. 8' , See. 3.1. W illnu the next sixty days follouiuc the date ol this notice, protests or contests SKainst the -'1lul ' the Company toany tract or subdivis- lon wiIhjD ,n. -uon or ,r, ol tiou, jc- scribed in tne list, u the ground that the same i is more valuable for mineral than for agricu'it- ; ural purpoM-s.will be received and noted lor ic- port I I l. C. rt to the i.eucral Land Office at W ashington J.T. BRIDGE.-", Register. J. II. HOOTH, Receiver (ntlo OA T't 1 1 ml We Have the Best and Cheapest PIANOS and ORGANS, srrpse-a " 1 i "TTflll i alia i i i'. 1 f ' , r- - - 4 T . - - '- v'S The favorite of the Army and Navy. A few of the ships equipped with the Blickens dcrfer Typewriter'during the Spanish-American War. No. 5, $35. St. Paul, Gloucester, Topeka, Buffalo, Oregon, Texas, Indiana, Potomac" Yankee, Frolic. All goods fully guaranteed and sold on the installment Guitars, Banjos, Mandolins, Violins, Accordions, Autoharps. lithe musical line cau be haArtt You Purchase! Sec our stock-POCKET KNIVES, AIR GUNS, VELOCIPEDES. STEAM ENGINES, HOT AIR TOYS, EASTMAN RIFLES, STEVENS FAVORITE BOYS RIFLES. Our stock is chuck full of the useful as well as orna mental. Call and see at Churchill & Woolley's. Cass Street Market Wholesale and Retail Dealers Fresh and Cured Meats Fish and Hay, Grain and Flour. DOZIER & MaRTIN, 'PhoneMain 181. PrOpS. P. Benedick. ... Any JobJW'ork doneat Reasonable Rates - Triumph Prune Grader F01 Green and dried Prunes. Compact, Practical, Accurate. Send for circulars and testimonials to WALTER MORLEY, Patentee and 1 Get your. SCHOOL fnr- At Marsters. We have a Complete stock of TEXT BOOKS and the Finest Stock of SCHOOL TABLETS ever brought to this city. Our Prices are Right. . . . A. e.TETERS & GO. aFS1 IT: TO I T ;sucsor to a. w. koahj General Blacksmithing Awaia ii.OHfiKfiHOKaaii. rROTTINO AND RUNNINQ PLATES A SPECIALTY. REPAIRING OF AU KISD9 PROMPTLY DON'S. Shop ou Corner Wasntlnxtots and Kane Sts., Roscbn.-g including CHICKERINGS, WEBER, KIM BALLS, NEEDHAM. Besides these we have other good Pianos but cheaper iu price but not in quality. BL GKENSDkRFER the T. K. RICHARDSON KODAKS, WINCHESTER in Game in Season, Undertaker1 End Emfcalmei1. Manufacturer, Salem, Oregon SUPPLIES kriTSirTTOTSJ No. 7. $5. The Blickeusder fer is rapidly dis placing the more complicated and higher priced ma chines, as it does the same work equally as well (if not better). 40,000 now iu use. plan. Baud Instruments, In fact almost anything in STORE. ;rt',asL3;i Kr;'li M K I Soothbotlod overiias 1-5 a. m. ; departa 4 :2S a. m. FREIGHT TRAINS. Northbound fast through freight, No. 221, arrives 4 :10 p. m. ; departa 5:20 p. Southbound fast through freight, No 222, arrives 7:00 a. m.; depexta 8:00 a i. Northbound mixed train No. 222 arrive at 2-55 p. to., Bondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, departa 9:00 a.m.. Mondavi Thursdays and Saturdays. boulbbound mixed train o. 22C ar rives at 3:00 p.m.. oo Sundays, Mod. days and Fridaya, departs 7:15 a. m. Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Xstmodibt Chi bx a corner of Halo and Lena streeta. Buadsy Service: Preachinf , II a. at and :00 p. at.; 8abbatk school, U a. as.; L. A. Walker, Saperlntenoent; Clase Meeting at close of tha Bomlnc service; Epwort Laagne) 7:00 p. m. r. 8. Godfrey, President. Prayer Meeting. Wednesday, at 7:30 p. as. G. R. Aaaoui, Pastor, Personate, corner Main aad Lane. Cvitao Barraaas CHcaca oa Fowler streeL Bnnday service, at 11 a. m. and " JO p. m. Pray er meeting. Thursday creninc. Mrs. Leer M. Cvrue, Pastor. Sr. (iiuK.i i Chcsxm. Corner Caae aad Main streets. Service on second and fourth. Sunday morning of each month aad every Boas- evening. Special services announced from me to time, Rav. Jobs Dawbof, Miaeioaary. M. E. Cacaca, 8oCTH.6ei vices every goadey oming and evening. Ear J T CoTTOJt, Fastot Barrier Cm Se H corner of Lane and Rusts t reels. Sunday sendee: Preaching at 11 a. as. and 7:30 p.m. Sabbath School at 10 a. bl. O. P. Coahow, superinU-rnieaL lYayer meeting at 7:30 Wedneaday erenlng. i. A. Doceiaa, Pastor FiasT Cuaieriati Cm acH Corner of Pin and Woodward streets. Sunday anrieea Preaching both morning and evening, Sunday school at 10 a. m. Y. P. S.C. E.attiA) p. at Prayer meeting each Wednesday evening at 7 JO. A cordial wrlcome and greeting asralta all. W. A. Woo, Pastor FiasT PaasTTEaias Cacacn Corner of Caaa and Rose streets. Sunday service: Publie worship, 11 a. m., anl i p. m.; babbath school, 10 a.m. Y. P. 8. C. E. at 7 p. UL. Prayer meeting, Wedccsday evenisg 7:30 ot. J. A- TowssUD, Pastor' Taa W. C. T. C. will hold iu regular meetings on the second and fourth Moadaya of every month at 730 p. m. in the Knworth Lessjoa room of the M. E. Church. Q.RAfiCO.. I'traat t us , Aaaajv Fast ! Salt Lake. Dearr. T U Mail i Worth. Omaha Ka n- 8 p. iu. i sasCity-Si.Lon Ch 1- ' vagoiiii. Fast Mail t bp.se. Spokane Walla Walla Lewictoa, Flyer Spokane, Minneapolis, Z p. m. St. PaaT, DuluLh, Mil wan kie, Chicago and East. ffpetaoe Flyer Sa. m. 8 p. m. ! tKaas SraaasHir J p. All Sailing dates subject, to change. ( For San Francisco I SaULee. 3, is U. Us 23,; J, and every a days. Daily Ex .Sunday t p. m. Saturday 10 p. m. CoLrasta Rivgs STBAXXas To Astoria and Way Landings. I Sa. m. W'HAiITTI RlVEB regon City, Sewberg, talent at Way-Land s I J0 js. m. Exuj.Saa Ex. Sunday . a. m. Wiu.Arrr kxo Ya- 3 30 V. m Moo.Wed- Tnes-T burs HiuRivaas. -Oregon City, Peyton and Way-Landings. and Sat. and FX 6 a. 'tu. ' WiLLASClTa Situ I 3D rs m. Tue.Thurs 'Mon-Wcd aud Sat. Pi-rliand to Corrallia and and Fri. . t and Way Lausiinss- ( Leave Riparia 1 ai a. ni. Daily ' Snaxi Sivxa Riparia to Lewiston I Leave LcwiatoB ' Daily 8:30 a. as. J. F. Qivans, Agent, Roscburg, Or. W. Ii. Huriburt, Gen. Pass. AgC, Portland, Oi. TN THE CIRCUIT COCRT OP THE STATE A of Oregon for Douglas county. Nora Helm, Plain UrT, ) vs. Suit In Equity for Fletcher Helm, Defendant) a divorce. To Fletcher Helm, the above earnest de fendant: In the name of the Stats, ot Oregon, you arw hereby required lo appear and answer tha compl.ut tiled against you In the above en titled suit on or before the first day of the next regular term of the above entitled court - -'" " towit: Moaday March, 5th, 10. And If you fa to appear or answer said complaint, withis said time, for want thereof plaintiff will appl; to the court for the relief demanded in he. complaint aa lollops: i For a decree of divorce dissolving the bond of matrimony existing between plaintiff au. defendeiit, and lor sueh other relief as to thr court may appear equitable I This Summons is published br order of Hon J. W. Hamilton, judge ot said court, which or der is dated January 6, 19', and the time pre-i scribed in said order for the publication of this summons is once a week for six weeks preeeed ing the first day of said term of court, and ttx day oi the rirsi publicatio of this summons hi January &, l'AO. , F. W. BENSON, )jM7.) Attorney lor PlainUir. i I Notice of Appointment o Exuect- rix. Votice 1st hereby given that the undersigned Was ou the 14ih dav of November, lae. duty appointed as executrix of the last will an.) testament of ik-onre T. Russell, deceased. All ' persons having claims acainst said estaiff are. hereby required to present the same twoperlw" verihed, to said executrix, at Oakland. Dougta couuty, On-gon, within six mouths from the dale hereot. Dated this lu day of November, 1S9. FRANCIS L. RUSSELL. Executrix. Notice for Publication. CStTFD st us-s I.a.no Oirn c. fc Roseburg, Oregon, Dwvtn ber otv, Isi Notice is hereby given that tho follow-tug-named settler haa Bled notice of his intention b make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proot will be made lM-fore the Register aud Receiver I'. S. Land Ollice 'at Roseburg, Oregon, ou February 10, l'JOO via: ISAAC BAILEY, On his.H. E. No. WtiOJfor Ihejots 13. 14, 13 and 16 See. U, Tp. 'M 8, R. 4 W. Ho names the follow ing witnesses lo prove bis continuous residence npou and cultivation of raid land, viz: Rem Fate, and Johu Perdue, ot Davt Creak, Ori gin, and Robert Stewart and J. B. Fullerton of Cauyouville, Oiegon. J.T. BRIDGES, Kegialer. r r