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Vol. XXXI.
ROSEBURG, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, iqco.
No. 21
Tir t iri
INSURGENTS n6HTIIARD!..5,i
. j r.tn:e.
j From lliiii.i.,. miiii ihn ei: i if tU-
To Keep The Americans Oat cf
Southern Luzon
THE OCCUPATION Of IAGASPI
Lwjre Fores of Rebels Well la reached
in the Town Kept Up the tiaule
All Day.
l.hOA.-ri, Luion, Jan. o. vCorrespo-id-e:ire
of tho A-socialvd Press.) Five
companies t.i the Forty Feren'b Vcluu
ter Infat-try, skied by the gunboat
Nebvil'.e, tolay Ku.ht thei- way into
the native towns of L' g-sspi end Albany.
We Lad Cvj meu eli.htly .wounded.
Foity fits dead Fiiijinos btd leen count
ed by tiighTjll, rd we are eating for a
dozen tl their woun.'ed. Sne'.W from
the Nafhvi'lj uui'ed two warehouses
filled w ith V aV-d lit tap. These fires
could not he put out, and SOCO hales
wi;h a tUl vaiuati iu of f'.20,OJK) were
d?yd by nightfall.
The distorted, shattered ar.d bloody
tadies of our torncor enea.it a lie in two
rwwa ia Lctf-'SJ-i's principal street, two
blazing narrhoujes c.!re aud roar in the
darkness, end the American soldiers are
numblirii titrcugh the village streets
walking to Kt-t Fettled for tho night.
C jtnp ui-5 11, F, G, li and C, of the
F rty Rfvenii:, cams hick cn the Han
cock frciu Manila t Sorscgja. Fureon-vi-yacce,
from Soreogon to Legaf pi. these
companies were trai.t-ferred to the local
steamers, VeiiU3 sr-d Castc'.lano, accom
panying the expedition as transports,
and late yesterday atternoon the two
Yeeaeh1, convoyed by the Nashv.lle, wiih
General Kohbe cn board, sailed from Sor
sogon Bay f jt L?gaspi.
tijr&ogon is on the west and Legaspi on
the east tide of the son hern extremity
cf L&ijn Island. The raa let ween the
two- ports is about 110 utiles hy tea,
though not more than 10 miles overland.
So the insurgent soldiarB ho abandoned
Sorsogon to as three days i &o have had
ample tiaia to come over to Lf gtspi and
swell the ranks of the garrison here
granting, of course, that they did not pre
fer the greater eeanty tf the mountains.
Early this morning the Venus, closely
followed by the Castella-.r, with the
Nashville an hour aud a half behind
- - them, steamed into Albay Bay, and three
miles cfTLfgaspi, waited for the warship.
L?gaspi, on the coast, ana Albay, a mile
and a half inland, are at the base of the
Mayoa Volcano. On the southern ede
of Legaepi. aud at oar left as the chips
eleani in, there is a steep hill, used as a
-y lookoit station. Here can be seen with
' the aid of strong classes, a Filipino fla.
Thre are no flags over the warehouses of
the town, and these tao facts point to
probable resistance to osr landing. We
have heard that General I'anan, a Chi
nese half-caste, conimands here, and that
be will fight.
At 7:45 the Nashville passed us and
steamed close into (be beach. She ex
amined the ebore, and from the Venns
we c;uld see a long line cf black sacd
trenches to the right of the loan also
between the stone warehouse in the cec-
ter cf the village there were other
treocbea and heavy stone walls.
The English gunboat, Plover, came in
behind at this morning and followed the
Xariille close to the Leach. Her big
hiu Sag ivong ont in the brcez?. tell
ing titoes on eYare shs was not of our
party, but merely a neutral and inactive
spectator.
Meantime a boat from the Plover Lad
gone to the Xasbyillc, and from there to
tbe beach. Her mission was to remove
any Englishmen why might be in the
town from the danger of the threatened
fighting. There were two Englishmen
in Legaspi, bnt the Filipinos declined to
allow them to leave. Then the Plover's
boat relume J, and during the subse
quent fighting tho English gunboat re
mained half a mile out cf the bay.
Captain Eradley, tuartermaster-Cap-,taincf
tbe Hancock, was oa board the
Nashville with General Kobbe. He was
sent to the Venus to learn why that ship
did not back into tbe dock as directed'
The Spanish captain cf ths Venus again
explained bo long this operation would
tike, and Captain Bradley went back to
the Nashville to report. From him it
was learned that the Filipinos bad re
moved the planking in the docks, leav
ing only the bamboo sir nters ; this they
hid seen heni the Nashville. Soon Cap
tain Bralle? returned, sajiug that the;
landing wool J be ma le at a point half a
mile do we the bear.h, to the mouth of
Legaspi, and about 500 yards beyond the
end of tbe heavy sand entrenchments;
that this landing party would advance
into the Uwn, and that the Nashville
would shell tbe enemy's works in front
our men, as they came a!org the beach.
Then there was much bustle and activ
ity on board the Venus, as details of the
sharpshooters, from tath of the four
companies, were loaded into our own
three available boats and tbe two boats
sent over from Nashville to help in the
landing. Our men embarked from our
elarboard tido, the sids of the ship ex
posed to the enemy's trenches, only 000
yards away. The enemy miesed a splen
did opportunily do gieat execution to
our B'jldierj. But thy have missed
many such, tirt and "last, sj we are ac
cu6totucd to taking there risks. Our
laoUir pr:y pulled away toward the
O'tefo, wlsch haf taken up a posi
tion opposite the point wbera the land
ing was to be made. Here our five boats
wwe joined by two from tLe C3tc!lano.
At 3 minutes past 10, it could be eeea
through the fine mist-like rain that the
eeven landing boats were t loso lo tho
beach. We looked afcbors to discover a
-detachment of l'ilipiuos ujoving to the
north behind tho trenches, evidently in
ff-ndinj; to rerp I tin; .idv.-unf.of our Innd
icg parly into lhe luwn. At that in-
tvh'itv, a- 10:15 p. ui the Nashville
kf-pt up n almost continuous fuglllaJe
of rhiaptul nnd rapid-fire guns, directad
aaii-t-t ihn trendies and fortified points
on the Flioie.
PUERTO RICANS MUST BfJ FED.
In the Ctnttr of the Island There is
Nothing to Eat Fruit Cannot
Ce Had.
New oi;k, Mirch 12. Accompanying
I ho report of Brigadie r-General Davis,
governorveneral of Puerto llico, in re
gard ti the situation in the island, is a
report made by Cjptsin II. S. Bishop,
of the Fifth Caval.y, stationed ot Mana
tee, in whicii I e makes a strong appeal
for food.
Ciptain Bitbop s a ea that the pres
sure for relief supplier is greater today
than it was before tbe hurrkaue. The
eogar iuJuttry will give employment to
only a few, leiving the lalsncecf the
pocr i-hifs without nt,y occupation or
means cf support. In tome ections
they ar beginning; to r-Ue sweet po'.a
tcei, but in tl.ece!i!er of the island, tr
the ccflee tii.-tiio', thvro is nathiua tor
the poor loeat. I'.inar.KS nnd i-iaint&ius
wiil-not Iks teirjy f.ir from to !o f jur
mouths, li (lie rn:ions are not contiuued
Captain Bishop stale.', there in almost
rertain to be ai outbreak ot lawlessness
aud an imressn of illuesa auil ttio death
rate. If e eays he had hoped t i r.-uoeej
sne rations, but reports !ro:n ail sectioas
ef the di :tri.'t ind:catf- increased Jestitu
ti n.
Ge'teral Davis t-tntes that such cf the
coflee-plantera as could Itave cleared up j
the ruobisa and weeds in their fields,
having no money to pay eff their hands
bave laid theui off. Workmen aud their
famiiiiAS. lAfLincr n:nrmw t.-i t!v. era
drifting into the tons, demanding Id.L A l f rreMdont ttcyn nai
General Davis ..ksor a second ship- LTrVl " 'Tr"', , , ,
.K, . , , - , . .. I the telegraph line leading toril. ward
ment ot 530 tons of ric?, codhih end ba- , , , -, . ,
. ,- i ,- . ,i ., has nee ti cut, and the railway I riktn
con, in usual proportions, tofolljw th;
VH lnr.a nr. r....l, 1 , i Ul'-
Timber Rules.
Department of the Interior, t rtiutjr t!'e Uh , T!' r J
General Land Office, j 01 Iorcc hUx " qalck'-v 35 P-1'
Wasujxgtox, U. C Jan. IS, 1903. j e
By virtue of the power vested in the "Colonel Humphrey hasddof his
Secretary of ths Interior by tha first sec- wonailr I-eu:eua:.t Pratt, of the E-t x
tionofthe act of June 3, 1S73, entitled Uiegimeu!, was wound, d sever.- iy. Tbe
"in .rt.nt,n-;, .t;.ntrA.i wounds areas a ro'e rnoieserijos than
.,ti t:,.:. r!i I
IUV -viua uu ILG ACUKWIXB J Id 1
and remove timber oa the public domain I
for miairg and domestic purposes," the
M 1 1 , . , .
louowing ru.es ana reguiauons are nere- j
by prescribed :
1. The act applies to Ihe States of
Colorado, Nevada, Montana, Idaho, Wy
oming, North Dakota, South Dakota,
and Utah, a&d the Territories of New
Mexico and Arizona, and all other min
eral districts of tho United States.
2. The land from which timber may
be felled or removed under the provisions
of tnis act, must be known to tc ot a
Ls'.rictiy mineral character and "cot sub
ject to entry under existing law s of the
United States, except for mineral entry."
Parties ho take timber from the public
landi under assumed authority of this
act mast stand prepared to show that
their acts are within the prescribed
terms of the law granting such privilege,
the burden being oj such parties cf prov
ing by a preponderance of evidence that
the land from which tbe timber ia taken
is "mineral" viibin the meaning of tbe
act.
3. The privileges granted are confined
t j citizens of the United States and other
persons, bona fide residents of the States,
Territories and other mineral districts,
pro vi led for in tbe act.
4. The.useafor which timber may be
felled or removed are limited by tbe
wording of tbe act to "building, agri
cultural, mining, or other domestic pur
poses." 5. No timber is perniittted lo be felled
or remoyed for purposes cf sale or traffic
or to manufacture the same into lumber
or other timber product as an article of
merchandise, or fcr any other uss what
soever, except as defined in section 4 of
these rules and regulations.
C. No timber cut cr removed
under
the provisians of this act may be trans
ported out of the State or Territory where
procured.
7. No timber is permitted to be used
for smelting i urpoEes, smelting being a
aepaale snd dis'.icct industry from that
of mining.
8. No growing trees of any kinl w nat-
! soever less tbau eight inches ia diameter
are permitted to be cut
9. Pertons felling or removing timber
jderthe provisions of this act must
under the provisions
utiliza allot each Ire e cut that can be
profitably useJ, and must dispose of tbe
tops, brush and other refuse in such man
ner as lo prevent the spread ot forest
fires.
10. These rules and legulatiuus shall
take effect Februery 15, l'JOi), and all
existing rules and regulations hertofore
prescribed under eaid act by this depart
ment are hereby rescinded.
W. A. BiciiAKU.t,
Acting Commissioner.
Approved, January IS, l'JOO.
E. A. Hitchcock,
Secretary.
SHIP AsjriENIAN'S CARUO.
Carr cs Supplies to flanila and for
Siberian RaJway.
New YoRK.MMrch 13. The oleamehip
Armenia, loading at this port, will carry
suppbes to Manila for the American
troops In tho Philippines, and 2200 tonB
of rails and a largo amount of steel
bridge aud structural work for the Si
berian BaiUay, lo be delivered at
Yiad'vnstock.
AT STEYN'S CAPITAL.
General Trench's Cavalry Arrives
at DIocmfonteln.
HAD A TIGHT WITH Hit BOtRS.
' Lord Roberts Outwitted ilia Du.cli
by Matchirg on th i Ci'y From
the South.
j not taken t!io shape' of pioilei eil tiitdiu-
tion. That would ho di-'inctly repng
London, March 13. Lord KoberlV j au(-'o great Biiluin, and, aeccsdioj; to
actual entry into ti e Orange Fr. e tste Hie rules of ir tiTii itioii.il I.iw, which bus
capital seems likely to bed 1. ye I until withou exe-j.ti g.mruod the state
tomorrow cr late today, as his ataleaitnt di-partinetit in the pat, court t.-: he- vol
that he is going to "reinforce General j untecred ! y tu.' Uniu-d States, unlesut
French, implies that eyposition is to lej known t; bj ace.p'aldf o huth ;ur
encountered on the outskirts t f the town, j lil'B t0 ,!' ar-
though the definite i-tatement that thej 1;at h'' I'"-1 "'S o.igiat v.ry
British cavalry lender has a position j l,r ' J'erlt n-rvea. an u. r::. via-y l
which com mauds thd sifiition, leaves lr !i,I,it a!1 pp-.--i for iwaee ai.d terms
no doubt that tha occupation will d- j utK':i "hieh p ce caii ho secured. The
ily be efftcted, a-d with it, sj L::idaa Vnite I !:.;t h .s successful ly s ived in
think, will accrue to the British import-! ibi- e.q.-.ei y in lhe past, notably in ihe
ant captures of supplies, if not prisoners, j I' terior t f Chi:i i Chinese War, sud it is
However, it may be that the Pkws may j bil.eved l.er .oi otli-.-cs in ibis line ro
niaka strenuous resistance, which j;J j nw b-ic- extended. It is Iwlieved it is
not bo overcome un'i! B.htrlH' maia j ui.drd that Adelheit Hay, United
army catche:3 up with the cavalry
Ixmkis, March lo. Lord K)rie tel.
graphs from Venters Vlei under d to i f
March 12, 'J M0 p. ai , as followi;
"I dirtcti d General French it theio
were time to before dark, seize the rai'
vray etation at Bliitii.fouttic.si d thus
s cure lollicg stotk. At mio'iiht I it -
ceived a icporl from ! i':i tiiut after ei:- j
occupy tKO hills close to th'e ra:lay sU-
tion, nhich cemmsrded Bloemfonteic.
i "I am now stuttiig with the Third
j '-ava'.ry Brigade, which I called cp from
jthe Seventh Division, tear Peru-hurg
J yesterday, and the m our ted iofantry. u
usual. oii 2 to the t
Lulle
! There are 321 cieu wounded. About 0)
or 70 men were killed cr are naissini!."
R03ERTS ADVANCE.
. , .
Occasion of Severest Fighting Since
He Lcf; tlie riotlUer.
.
DiutrosruN, Orange Free State, .-su-'
dav Botert'fl adva-.c-s yesterdav a'i ress
tbe scorching plains from Poplar Grove
to this place ts marked by lbs mo-t se-' f Lree Jai;-V 'rair.s are tun leay-
vere engagemeLU since cresting the OgJvui, I tab, at 7:13 a. tu. scd 1:15
Modder Kiver. The Boers stubbornly ; '- 7 I - The mcrcins train canicaa
contested every foot of ground, only llee- . Uro& ataa.UrJ sleeper to Ch ieaga, via
ing at dusk, where Roberts threw most ' 11:0 Burlington route and the nitht train
of his troops against the center of tinir ; oce vil the Burlinstoa, Chicago, Kxk
weakened line. . UUrA A r40iGc-
At the point where Cjlonel Broad ood i 1 "e ,ouritit eeperd and iha:r cars tun
turned the Boer left, he fjucd himpeif i as rtnerly throiuh from Portland
under the fire of their tiine-iunoVif. tjl!'DVtr- Twice a eck tourist excur
The Boers, however, nlumately hoirted ' tl'-a t jrd rua through-from Portland
the white tlg. When Eroadood aJ. 1 1 Bjston. Al! trains carry dining cars,
vanced, he was surprised to find that the j ""kin tbe tiv across the Continent via
Boere bad taken advantage of the ceesa- 1,rai Sa!l L ,ke K'." most de-
lion of fire to escapa iu the darkues?. i Tli KlJ 4;,aiiJa Wealera Iiail-
Transvaal prieoaers shjwed they tre y tbe tnly rwd ranmng through
entirely surnrised by BoUerts tacties. A ! Silt 'l-v. and wi'li i: connections
Free Stater whose house President Kru-1
ger occupied during tbe Boer flight from
Osiontcin, said he complained to the
President about the depredations of the
Transvaalers. nbereopon the President
replied :
"No winder we are beaten. The
burghers entered into the war to unlit
for a righteous cause, but cow they have
developed into horse and cattle-steal-rs.',
flAFEKINF IN DIRE STRAITS.
Water Con aminated; Typhoid, Dys
entery and Dipiheria Raging.
Lo.niwn, March 13. A dispatch re
ceived by a South African firm in Lon
doa, dated Ma'eking, Tueaday, March S, j
via Lobatsi, Match 0, says:
"All is wel1, "out the town is still be
Bi3fceJ." ACisjatch to the Tiroes from Mate
iklB?. daled March 5, says thegatnson
t,ha- P--e wera then feeling acutely
the stresj df the siege, lhey were re
duced ti tbe usa of horseflesh and tread (
mads from boree forage, while the water !
was paraeiticany ccn-.auiina eu. ay
phoid, dysentery an I dipthcria was epi
demic, but it was impo's'ible to i:olate
the victims. The sufferings of the
women and cbildien were terrible and
there were death in tho women's laager
daily. The native population was
starying. Military opeiationH were pro
gressing favorably, They had been ex
tended to the bridk gelds, whence tho
nemy bad been completa!y expelled.
Joubert at Biggarsbcrg.
Laoysmitii, Monday, March 12. The
main body of the enemy is in position at
Bigzarsberg. General Jouhert is at
Glencoe. Thcru is reason to believe j
that few Boers nro at Dundee though the I
place is wi-U, fortified.
General White at Durban.
DuitisAN, Monday, March 12. Geneaul
George White has arrived here and em
barked upon the transport for East London.
KRUOER'S APPfEAL,
Asks
for Intervention America 15
Said to bs Helping Him.
Tiik II Acici:. Md'e i 1l'. li ia iearred
from ii rr!iiiMe t-ctirtf that President
Krnjtr, through the consuls at Proto;ia,
l;a eppcdel hr iuU rvontiori of tie
rest p ;i rs in the Transvaal war. He
h is iilsj appealed to tho toverniiietits o'
lVigiutn, II ibi d ni.d Switzerland J
Vas wm.ton, M;v
h li' Ther is ra-
t.i in he!:e that ihi United States
' ,i r:un nt i nsir-j i;s yov;d cffiecs to
restore pe-c l.vtern Great Biitaiu hiid
the .Soutli Ai'iie.;ti Ktpublice. This lins
; Mutes consul to Pretoria, has bteu the
j instrument fur tiaus milting to the Brit
; i-h i, i.v rnuieut, ihrtju.li the medium of
r ilic ato i.'j :i ini n: :(.! Ambassavtor
j Uhoatc, i'lj'My Ironi I'rCMde.ils
I Kruger and Sfi yue lo the ternis upon
j wl.icii 'h? var Citit he elided. Tho facts
liut!ieera?e will t-fully divvl pd in a
1 day ,r tc
ton ict-Alade Binding Twintf
Kansas Ciiv, M.-.. M.r.h ll.-Imple-J
ujent men say irouol is ahut to tesul'
j becau'e of the acti u ef the I card of con
j trol of the Kansas State Penitentiary
1 maS-tne fcir.dirg twine.
Kansas City makes ub.ut 7,CC0,000
j pounds of twice a year, and the near
i pou
' Jc:;
cry at t:.e Suite Penitentiary is
equipped to t :rn out about one-tenth if
this amount, Tu i e;u ugh to disturb
tbe mark.'.
While r: g-j'ar t'ealcrs itking re
tail merchants : : pay tht-n 11 centa
perpoar.d .'or tlu'r cftT-ricgs, Ihe Ka: sss
Peoiumi.-.ry tatiHers announce they
will cell their: il.rtct to the farmer at 10
crntj per p-.unJ, l'e cents ksj than the
rd iii dealer can buy it for.
Another Fast Train.
! The Bi ) Grande Western Biilway,
;,,rhe Great Salt Like Boute" has re-
i su;red its fot train tervi-c to the Fast,
: , - , ,. ., ....
: making the ran t.-otu Portland lo Chicago
; in threa Jays zu 1 a half, Nj layover is j
necessary, an J Ouly ono chants of cars
ia u,jde- Those who desire it htve the
P' iv.ee, nonever, ci a oa su pov
'tr either at ?it Ltke City or Denver.
1en'r lt Kla Oraude and the
j Cloradu MidlanJ-takea .the passenger
j through the famous Bocky Mountain
j ecenery of Colorado.
For rates a,jJ ;1 otuer informatio.i,
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Feople are easily frightened when they
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heart or !upk. oiT iiicy rush to the phy
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no matter how bip the fee may be.
rr-k. They do not real-
fcja ize that various
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':: I riulTclv svmpa-
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the organ really
breaking down
i the tomach.
tt The stomach is
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care of man or
woman.
When the di
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weakness of
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Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
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have it lice
cy GROCERIES constantly on hand. Fine
Teas aud Coffees a specialty. Canned goods,
Flour and Feed. Fine fresh goods at reason
able prices. Give me a trial order. We
make a specialty ol fresh bread.
MRS. A. C. KIDD.
) Cf n nla ttrtri CoMrwr Ci frmckfttm '
We have a complete line of", v-
FRESH GROCERIES,
TABLE DELICACIES,
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,
CONFECTIONERIES,
FRESH AND TROPICAL FRUITS,
VEGETABLES, ETC.,.
Which will please
Price, u'veusacall.
mi
KRUSE
We
To let you know that we have a fiueU selection of
Staple and Fancy
QRCERlEs.
Our stock is being constantly replenished aud d
enlarged, hence our goods arc always fresh and j
new.
ff IDnMQ
WVylJ tVyl(
holder to a selection from
porcelain china. A chance
nothing. Come and see.
prices at
Jackson Street,
it
Snow;! Flake.
STYLE
COfl FORT.
Druggists.
spell it backwards and you
fresh stock of Staple and tan
"1
you in both quality and jjj;
& SHAMBROOK.
pay for this.... J" 5
5
given with every cash
purchase which entitles
our handsome decorated
to get something nice for
Everything at the lowest
i
ZIOLER'S GROCERY.
iUuLKI .
Notice for Publication.
United State Land Ofiice
Koteburx. Or . March fi, l'JOO.
Notice U hereby (riven thai the following
named settler has tiled notice of hi Intention
lo make linal proof In support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the R(titer
and Beceiter, United Htaon Land Oflive at
Uoscbui-r, Oriirou, on May 1,1'jOo, viz:
HAkRV WILLIAM.
On bis H. E. No 714... for theX'NW',
S'i NK!i Section 12 T. 2S South, K. 3 West. He
names tbe following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land, viz: Louis Armenia, H. L. Englcs,
i. N. Everts, (i. P. Williams, all of P-el, Oref-on.
J.T. BKIDOES,
Begin ter.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
I'nited e tales Land Office,
RoEBCBi,Tegon, March 6. 130D.
Notice is hereby (riven that the following
named settler haa tiled notice of hU intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
that raid proof will be made before the fcegiMcr
aod Receiver United titates, Land Office, at
Kocburg Ore'-'on May 1. lsi, viz:
uf,usbs r. iiijAJi.-.
On his H. K. No. 7147. for the Lot 1. 6'i NE'i,
NS.;:8K!4. bectii2T. tan., H. 3 W. Be names
(lie lollowiug witnesaes lo prove nia continuous
residence upon and cultivation of said land viz:
Louis arment, if. L. Engles, J. Evens,
Barry Williams, ail of 1'ecl, On-fon.
J. 1, OK1IH.S",
Begister.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
United states Uml Office,
Kor-EBt ao, Orecoa. Febrnary 20, l'0.
Notice ia hereby civen that the tollowma--
named settler baa filed notice of his intention to
make final proof In support of his claim, and
mm sain proot win m maae oeiore ine Kecisier
and Receiver. IT. 8. Land Oflice at Rcci-burK.
Un-gon vn March V.OU, viz:
On If. K. No. for the E!i, bee. 12. T J6 8,
K W. lie names the following witnesses to
prove hU continuous residence upon and culti
vation of said land, viz: William J. Lander.
Scott lender, of Melrose. Oregon, W. H. Hunter
f Wardton, Oregon, r-ainuel Alexander, of
Cleveland, Oregon.
J.T. BRIDGES
XP Rcgalcr.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
; or ths
Southern Pacific Co.
Trains leave Rosebnrgr fr Portland and way-
stauons at 14 a. m. and U-oo a. m.
:M A. 1 Lv.
5i r.B. 1 Lv. -
Portland . Lv. 7:30 r. at
Rosebarg - Lv. j 450 r.
Ashiaad - Ar jll:3A.a!
Sacramento- Ar. j 4 JS a. a
8an Fracciaeo Ar. j 8:1 j i-
UXI r. H. I Ar. -
5 30 r. ) Ar.
7:ja-aut Ar.
5.4. A. II.
0. .V.
7:i5A. M.
7:43 A. M.
1.S0 f. M.
C :M P. M.
A. M.
V A. M.
4 :00 A. M.
5t2:A A, U.
US A. M.
A a.
SB
SB.'
AS.
Ogden
Denver
Kan.Ciy
U:4 A. M
9:00 A. M
725 A. M
730 A. M
7-00 P. M
U0 A. M
Chicago is. j
Los Angelea I
El . l'o it. I
IS,
AM.
Fort Worth it. I
6:00 P. M
l ol. M
4:A. M.
S : 2S P. M
6 ti A. M.
12 4-. P. M
i x Ctvof Mexico i I
1 is. Houston ab- i
B New Orleans ab t
, a a. Wa.blngtoa a a. i
I ab. New York ab- I
U.4.J P.M.
PuUnian and Tourist ears on roth trains.
Chair cars Sacramento toOgden and El Paso,
and ton rut ears to Chicazo. St. Louis.
Orleans and Washington.
CouneeUng at San Francisco with several
steamship lio.- for Honolulu. Japan.. China,
rnuippiues, central ana sou in America.
See Mr. Gets Estc. agent, at Roscburc station
Of address
C. II. MARKHAM.
O. F. APaas-AgeaL
PORTLAND OaVEQOS
"Steoic Ubc ai the WerM"
The Favoiite Transcontinental Kou'.e
Between the Northwest and all
Points East.
Choice of Two Routes
Through tbe Famoue
Rocky Mountain Scenery
And Four Routes East
of Pueblo and Denrer.
All Passengers granted a day atop-over
in the Mormon Capital or anywhere be
tween Ogden and Denver. Personally
conducted Tourist Excursions three days
a week to
Omaha, Kansas City,
St. Louis, Chicago
and the East.
For Tickets and any Information Re
garding Rates, Routes, etc., or for De
senpure Advertising Matter, call on
Agentsjof Oregon Railway A Navigation
Co., Oregon Short Line or Southern
Pacific Companies.
S. K. HOOPER,
General Pass. & Ticket Agent,
Denver, Col.
R. C 1SICHOL,
General Agent,
251 Wash. St. Portland Or,
Roseburg P. O. Hours.
Week da vs. 6:30 a. tu. to S p. tu. Sun
days and holidays, 6:30 to 9:00 a. m.
and 5:30 to 7:30 p. m.
STAGE ROUTES.
Roseburg to MarshCeld DeparU ev
ery day at 6 a. m. ; arrives every morn
ing. Roeeburg to Myrtle Point. Departs
every day at 6 a. ta.; arrives every
morning.
Roeeburg to Millwood Departs every
day except Sundays at 7 a. ni. ; arrives
every day except Sundays at 4:45 p. m.
Roseburg to Peel Departs Idaiiy, (ex
cept Sunday) at 7 a.m.; arrives daily,
(evcept Sunday) at 3 p. nt.
Roseburg to Lurley DeparU Tues
days aud Fridays at 1 p. m.jarriyes
Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 :30 a. ni.
If you suffer from tenderness or full
ness on the right side, pains under
shoulder blade, constipation, biliousness,
sick headache and feel dull.heavy and
sleepy your liver is torpid and congested.
DeWitt's Little Early Risers will cure
you promptly, pleasantly and perma
nently by removing the congestion and
causing tbe bile ducts to open and flow
natnrallv. Tirtv are nxm in i .
A.C. MARSTF.R 't C
GENERAL DIRBCTOnV
stati or oaason.
tfl.W. Mcl
ITbosTS. Iu
O.S.Senators..
Congressmen.
0Zia4
M. A. Hi
Governor. ...
Heeretary of Stat ,,.
State Treasurer .
Bupt. Pub. Instruction ,. I.
T. I. rjM
.. C. S. li.
H. AeArTUlB
biaia Printer.
AL Meaa
Attorney General D.B, M. BlaeAkura
( F. A. Moste
-npremeindgea... C. X. WolvvneSI
IS.S. scss
sscojro jcDtciAi, viarator.
adge J W. Hassit
Prosecnting Attorney Geo. M. Snrww
V. B. LAUD OmCB, BOBSSCM.
Receiver ...Henry So la
Register J. T. Bridget
t. WXATHXB aoaaAO.
ii- .Taos, tha
Observer.
Senator..,
BOO0LAS COClTTT.
G. W.
?W. W.
. w.
WtwatxXi
. W USM
Coasi
Representatives.
nerk
J.P.Oasler
'henff..
.R L, iKpssss
. ii. W. LHasssick
rreaaorer
School Hnperintendent.
H. B. OtlkrtSs
Coonty Jadge
CommJjsfoneim-
..JosvLyema
IM.D.TBOtBsaM
aa.1
. Bvrora
Oscar Ta MI
JJr. E. V. Hoovftr
Tkoa-Sadi
t-oroaer..
Sheep Inspector-
raccMcr omczas.
osuoerL.
n.w. una
D. T. Fiaawf
'onaiables..
crrr or BOBSsoae.
Mayor
Postmaster..
Jt. C Mtrtff.
.W. A. XrXr
cotmciuiaa.
Ut Ward....
tod Ward
tF P Brors
. Psrfcs
IF.
B. WUlks
Zrd Ward..
(A. rteids
,W.J. lander
K.w. woolitry
' 1H.C. Bloeqas
D.S. West
4 lit WanL.,
Kecorder
Treaaorer
MarahaJ
C1TT COl lelL au-riBo.
Tbe I'uasroD Cooneil of the dtv el !
mi-em ine nrst xotMiav la ear A
oa la vt I
o'clock p. a.
cocbt saaaioBB.
The Circuit Court for Dooadaa Conata asaala
three times a year aa follows: Tha AA an
day In March, the 4th Monday la Jan. sbTus
ut stonaay in iMcesBOer. i. w. HamAitStiM
Rosebarg judge. (ieo-M. Brown, of AosatKUX.
proaeeaung auoiuey.
County Court meeu the 1st Wednesday aJPw
the 1st Monday of January, March, Uj, bur,
tieptemoer mod November, Joa. IosaiJ
vrain, juage; m. u. laosnpaosiof BCOtUjCll
sad Jaa. Byroa, of Olaila. i o, "
Probate Court ia in aeaaioai rnntl.nn.n c.
Lyons, lodge. -
IreraltaJl sraursl.
QOMMODORE S. JACKSON, '
Attorney and Counsellor at La.
Mining Law and Water Rights aha.4
a specialty.
Man ter, BUI. ROSKBCKS. oartflS
JOHN H. SHUPE,
ATTORN E V-AT-LA W,
RobEBiati, Ousoy.
BoaIdos befoje r.. Land Office and Frwboe
buice-4 a specialty.
O dice Abraham Building.
JAS. E. SAWYERS,
ATrORNEY-AT-LAW,
RosLBLKu, Oueo.
Rojra 3 4 4, Tat lor & WPsod Block.
J C FULLERTON
a l luriAcy-ai-jaw.
AA . T
Wilt practioc iu all the State and Federal Cosufs
Offi -e in Ma.ki Bldg , Rosebarg, oWfon. ''
Q.EKOGK M. BROWN, .
Attorney-at-iwaw
Court Hme
Downstairs.
BOSKBOR6. OB.
RA B- RIDDLE,
Attorney at Law,
Office In Court House
lib Out. Atty. KOSUCRU.OBKBOBL
P W. BSNSON,
iV.ttorney-at-Law.
Rooms I an.t 2
Review Buildiug.
ROSKBCRG. OREUOM
7 R.W1IaIaIS,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
Will Bcaetiaa ia all ik. -. .v. a..
tea ta Marsten Bsulding. Doasila twaaay. Of.
31. CitAWFOSi),
Attorney at Law,
eoatil At f, Marsten Bldg BOSBB0B3, OaL
aTWBtuincaa before the D. 8. Land OaWaaal
auniug eases a specialty.
Late Receiver D. S. Land Oatc.
JA. BUCHANAN, NoUiy PnbFir.
Attorney-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
BooiaS
Marslers Building. ROMBCB9, PB
p W II YNES,
DENTIST,
Review Building,
Telephone No. 4.
R0SXBCB6, OBXTOJI
Q R.GEO. K. HOUCK,
Physcian & Surgeon.
Office rv-st i lUce Fid.
Ph- nr. Main a
ROSIBCH-J
ORXaOS
JJLMEU V. HOOVER,
I HYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
KOSEUIRQ GsUtMJt
peeial attention iven to Diseases cf tbe Kosw
and Throst.
Oflice Main St., ouc door south of City Hall
rhone. Main Ml.
rrA CrltiTS.
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