I
iy R.'WILI-IB,
Attorney and Counaolor at Law,
Will twMtl la all the aoarta of tha BUIa. Of
loa In MarsStra Balldlug, IonglaS aoaaty. Or.
GRAflD MILLIttERY OPEfllttG 1
TUESDAY APRIL. 3.
P W. BENSON,
Attoruey-at-La-vr.
R'v7wlBuUdlns. ROBEBURU, ORKWON
JRA B. BISDLE,
Attorney at Law,
OlDce In Court Ilonss .
With DUt. Ally. mosasB. nanus.
1 JOSEPHSON'S 1
oi and ao.? Jackson St. Roseburjr, Oregon. :
Oeneral News.
Mineral production in "he United
States tbia year will reach a value of
nearly $1,000,000,000.
Denmark's islands in the West Indies
cost ibe government $75,000 a vear more
than their revenue.
One hundred persons were poisoned,
some fatally, by eating chicken salad at
a church entertaiomenr at Litn, O., re
cently. A victory for American ship owners is
the Treasury Department's decision that
American itoods shipped to Sksgway in
Canadian vessels must pay duties.
Five cents apiece is offered by city au
thorities for dead rata at Astoria, Ore ,
where it is feared they will briag bubonic
plague.
The removal of a tumor from the brain
of Mrs. F. U. Parker, of Chicago, Ul
nae restored her sight niter seven years
of total blindness.
Rossi is believed to be mobilizing
.troops and brushing up its navy for the
purpose of making s desperate stab at
the breast of Turkey.
The American exbibit at Paris, repre
senting over 4000 firms, will be a fair in
itself. Hot leas than 16,000 Americans
have been engaged for permanent, ner
vines on the grounds.
The state department at Waeb'tugcon
has received an appeal for help from Al
fred Robert, an American citizen, who
claims that be is imprisoned sod subjec
ted to torture at Monterey, Mexico.
Along the docks and piers of New York
City are to be found ample evidences of
the great growth of our foreign trade.
Ships are loading ibere for ports io every
quarter of the world, and to rapidly are
the goods being delivered that the facili
ties for handling them are severely
taxed.
The Red S ar lini steamer Switzer
land, which arrived at Philadelphia from
Antwerp, brought nearly 200 Finns. ho
are said to be tue first of many thou.tuia
fleeing from tha cruelty o( ttie govern
ment of the Czar of Russia, The paity
will locate in Mioneeota, Iowa ami
Montana.
Omnious preparations of 'be Uu-sut'i
and Japenee War Dipartmtuu n
tinne. The Russians are making atrenu
ous efforts to fill Port Artbur with x'-ii
even at panic price, and iru . u .u
quantities of wheat froin Norm China.
Japan has called ut h-t nuval reserx
for service during the approaching
maneuvers, when the entire Japanve
fleet will be engaged.
The dam-dam ballet derives its name
fftttt Dum Dam, India, where it was
(i rat mads. Iu top is of brass, and hol
low. V' i strikes its victim it be
c..,n ,1.,. -r. ivhaped, sad tears its
way ' i - ilesh, making a danger
oua . uwod-poisoning sets In
witi i .i. i.y minutes after the ballet
tiu--. It is objectionable becsase it
do--i- .ivs the man who is abet say
vhai i- i . tils life.
The most Artistic and Stylish Display of French
Pattern hats in the new pastel shades, that has over
been brought to Roseburg. Our trimmer has attended all
the San Francisco Openings and is prepared to suit the
most Tcfincd and fastidious tastts. A fine assortment of
Sailers, Walking Hats, Etc. Everyone Cordially invited
to call.
Oregon Notes.
Uervais is to bays a bank soon.
In Linn County, the registration so far
is but little more than 3000.
Sheep shearing machines are getting
into general use in Eas'ern Oregon.
A man from Independence, Iowa, is to
start a baking powder factory at Engene.
Tbe contractor wants laborers at $1.75
per dav on Government rock quarry, no
Coos Bay.
Judge H. II. Hewitt ha, a solid dele
gation from Linn county in tilts congress
ional district.
Geo. C. Br6wnell has the delegation
to the congressional convention from
Clackamas couuty.
A panther,' measuring 9 feel, was
killed in Ash Valley April 1, by Henry
Laird and Frank Kubn.
Grants Pass has voted to bond the
town for $6,000 for sewerage, ami fG'J,-
000 for water and electric lights.
The Bank of Ontario announces that it
will take advantage f tbe new hanking
laws, and organize a National bank
Baker City is making extensive ar
rangements for the mining coogress
which is to meet in that place in June.
Mr. Roberts, of Canyonville, was doing
business in tbe :ity, Friday, and visited
this office, bringing in a new subscrip
tion for J. R. Pickett of Canyonville.
Some farmers in Lane county are
abandoning the grain fields and stocking
tbe pastures. Goats are the favorites
for the side hills and brushy paMnre
land. .
Instead ot "six logging camps ou the
Siuslaw," as snni papers have reported,
the Florence West says the number is
not f,KH than 30, with several more to
(tart work this spring.
Tf'CH'anriirig and packing plant at Ku
gne, which cunt $20,00'! was o!d tl.il
week to W. K. .Mien, f jt $4000 He will
in. prove it and he ready to handle 800
bushels a day this season.
That prosperity is overtaking the
Klamath Falls Republican is shown by
the fact that it carries 10 columns of
land noiicts and is driven to issue a
supplement for it local news,
Monday evening Grants I'hh celebrat
ed the success of ita "liomliug proposi
tion" with music and fireworks. A sa
loon juined in and gave out "free beer."
The consequence whs that many young
men became drunk. sn1 many citizens
weie pit to a'niitie.
And ii'iw they stier goals with a ma
chine. Tore of thri contrivances hav
been, with more or less snect-m, in oper
ation iu Benton r. unity, aaya the Cor
vallis Times. Out of them used by
Frank Barager, on die Cress farm, hs
been able to shear shout 50 goats per
day. Another operate) on a bsnd of
goats on Soap Creek had, at last ac
counts, only rolled up a record of about
eight per day. An eipsrienod and ac
tive ess a can, is the old-faahioecd way,
asakf dally revere1 of abool 85 goafs.
Preacher for Governor, Woman for
Congress.
Boiss, Idaho, April 5. The state pro
hibition convention, held hern today,
nominated a full state ticker, and chose
delegates to the naiional cuiiveution.
The ticket is beaded by Rv. W.J.
Boone, of Caldwell, lor governor, and
Miss Amnda Way, of Bois, for repre
sentative in congress.'
Alaska Convention Dates.
VicTOBiA, B. C. April 5. Both politi
cal parties of Alaska will have conven
tions in May, the republicans tbe 1-lb,
and the democrats the 2th, to name
National convention delegates. All
representatives will go specially in
structed. James Taylor, a pioneer ot 1834, wat
buried near hia late home on Sauvie'a
island, at 2 o'clock in the ulteroooo,
tiumiay, April 1. and the aervicts were
attended by a largn gathering ol his
friends. Alter brief hliiubs, the old
pioneer died Frid.iy, Mirth 3'), wnrround
ed t.y all his children, al the age ol 80
years. It is believed that he lived long
er in Oregon than any other pioneer in
tbe stale, 1' haviug ien CO years since
he came up the Columbia River on a
ship and entered the employ of the
Hudson' Biy Company, which bad
headquarters at Vancouver,
Throat Troubles
" TfnrHtri.il Kt.. where I live, ia ill the ex
treme webtern part of the State and only a
lew nines ironi vuiru,
111., where the Ohio
empties Into the Mis-
tiiauippi River. It tnuy
be thuttli.'outtrotihlu
are common hero bo-
f-aiiwe of looa
tlon, but,
whatever the
reuDon, I find
it wine to con
bluntly keep a
s u j) ply of
Acker's Kng-
lihh Remedy
for Consump
tion on hand.
It U thu newt
thing 1 ever
came across
J ?'y
mmr
for cougha, colds and throut troubles, and
I have uwd it in my family for years. No
drui-'Klbt lu re can he depended uou to have
it alwuyn. ho I am writing this letter to W.
H. Hooker fc t o., Ml liroadway, N. Y., to
order u down bottles at a time. My wile Is
bothered lately with sorethroatanddllllciilt
breathing, but Jtint a soon a the dozen bot
tles get here, I will give her a few doses, und
she will certainly he well uguln. I expect to
write another letter In a short time saying
my wife Is cured, for I feel absolutely mire it
is whut she needs." (Signed) T. A. Wuiti.
Bold at 2fic., 60c. and $1 a bottle, throughout
the United Btalea and Oonuda : and in Eng
land, at Is. 2d.. Ud., 4s. ttl. If you are wot
satUtied after buying, return the bottle to
your druggist, and gat your money back.
We autlvirtM Ou alxne guamiUe.
W. XL UiKJJCkM (XtH XrvyrUl M York.
For sale by M. F. Rapp,
MwcUtr nUsia-a
DWIBUKO DIVIilOH KO 476. B. OF L. I.,
IS. bhii Terf aeooud and lourth Sunday.
WOMEN'S RKLIEF COai-S HO. 10. MEIT8
firat and third Frldara la each month
RENO POUT. HO.M. U. A. K., at I ITS TH1
Oral and third Tburadaya ol each moi.tb,
at 1 p. m.
ALPHA LODOE, NO. 47. K. OF P.. M"TII
rery WadUMday STanlnf at Odd Fallow
Ball.' VUtUnir knlsbu la good standing: cor
dlaUrlnviMd to attend.
C. II. FIHIIEK, K. K.B.
T AO BEL LOIHJK. A. F. A A. M.. KEtJULA B
Ld mniiinn tha 3d and 4lh Weduwdari In
ach month. .
N.T. Jswarr, B'ecy.
pOHEBDBUCUAPTEK. KO. I. O. E. B., MEETS
tha Unl nnd third Tburadara ol eM'b
month.
MRS. K.J.STROUD, W. M.
MAUDE BAST, Soe'r.
ObKKN WOOOMKSOK AJIKHICA. MKRT
nn llr.t and thltd TntsadaT of eauh uoutb
in the rid Monlo hull.
II. L. MiBSTsaa, Clerk.
lirOODMES OF THE WORLD. Oak Camn
W bt. itu mecta at tha Odd Fcllnwa' Hall
. .. u ........ ... ......... :wi ti i Ki K M ( i n I ft t
evc-uiiiK. Milling neighbor always wulcome.
J. A. nUC Ii A.N A."V, c. u.
N.T. JEWETT, Clerk.
PHtLETARIAN LOtXiE. NO. S, I. O. O. F.
mneufealurdar erening of eah week al
their ball In Odd Fallow Temple at Boaebuni.
Memburaol tbe order In food aiandlnf arelnril
ed to attend. CHAS. OLHUOS N. O
S. T. Jawarr, Bsc'y.
BP. O. ELKS, ROMEBURU LODOE, KO. WJt,
hold their regular cotninunicaUons tt I ha
1 O. O. V. hall on avound and lourth Thuraday
ol each month. All member roquuated to at
tnnd rogalarly, aud all vlaltins brothara or
dlally Invited io attend.
DOUCiLAB WAITE, R. K
IBA 11. RIDDLE, Becretary.
ROHEBURO LODGE, NO. IS, A. O. U. W.
mueta tbe aejnd and fourth Mondavaof
each moulh 17.) i. m. at Odd Fnllowa llal1.
Memboraof thaordur tu good atandlng are in
Tiled to sttetul.
H . T. McClALI.KM, D. WliSt
Ke4'iiriler. Fllieneler
Holnts East.
The "Poilland-Cbicano Speiisl,"
which leaves the Union depot at 8 p. m.
daily is equipped with strictly up-to-date
roomy Tollman sleeping cart, and frte
reclining chair cars, sleam heated and
electric lighted. The Kurnpean plan
dining car service is s si ecia I feature of
excellence on this line. Delicate china,
Mowers, spotless linen, li'st cIs'H cook inn
aud attentive servants aJd lo the coin
iort ol travelers.
A new library car is attached to these
trains.
As tbe name indicates, these cars are
lilted up as a library and reading- room.
Hook cases 'ootaininn all the standard
works, the current peroneals and daily
papers are at ihe disposal of all first anil
second claas paaaen uers.
Time never harm heavily on the ihm
seniters' hands while traveling on this
train, and before ori is aware of It the
train pulls into the Union depot at Chi
cago. '
For full information regarding the
movement. ol these trains, rates, etc.,
call on or address
Y, A. StlllLLlN.
Portland, Or.
Or J. F. Giveni,
Kotsbarg, Or.
QEKOQE M. BROWN,
Attorney-at-law
Court Buaae
DowuBUlra.
BOSISDRtt, OK.
J C. FULLER rON ;
Attorney-at-LaW.
Will pracUos In all the State and FaSeral Court
OfBos la Maiks' Bldf ., Kosaburf, Oraaea.
JA8. K. SAW Y ESS, r
ATTOBNEY-AT-LAW,
Rosbhubo, Obeoox.
Room S 4 4, Taylor & Wilson Block.
10MM0D0HK 8. JACKSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
Alining Law and Water Rights wade
special
ty.
Maxaters Bid.
XOBEBURW.ORIUON
john if. snurE,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
KoHKBtao, Okkcos.
Buxlnoa bfforo L'.H. Land once aud I'niba
bulnea a apeelalty.
Office Abraham llulldlng.
BX. CRAWTOBJ),
Attorney at Law,
ooma 1 A t. Maralera Bldg., ROHRBURU, OR.
Of Bualneaa be lore tbs U. 8. Land Office and
mluluK eaam a apeelalty.
Late Rooalrer V. B. Land OSes.
JA. BUCHANAN, Notary 1'nbllc.
Attorncy-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Room 3
Maralera Building. ROhEBI'EU, OK
p W WAYNKS.
DENTIST,
Raview Building,
telephone No. 4. KOHEBl'KU, OKKUON
QR.(iKO. E. 1IOUCK.
Pliyscian & Surgeon.
Office font om-i Hiu.
1'huiie, Main Ul
KOHE1IHKU
OKfcUON
jgJLMER.V. 1100 VEU,
I'HYSICIAN AND SL'BUEON.
lUnnuvna OiitooN
Hprolal attention clvea to blaaaaee of the Noa
aud TbroaL
omoe-ktaln Ht., outdoor south ol City Uail
Phone, Main Ml.
Roseburg p. O. Hoars.
Week days. 0:30 s. m. to 8 p. on. Sun
days and bolidays, 0:30 to 9:00 a.m.
and 5:30 to 7 :'A0 p. ra.
STAUM HOl'TIS. 'v
Itoeeliiiru to MarehfUld Departs ev
ery day at da. m. ; arrives every morn
iK.
K(eiiirg to Myrtle roiut. Departs
every day at (la. ni ; arrives every
moruitig.
Iloseburg to Millwood Departs eyery
day except Sundays at 7 a.m.; arrives
every day except Kundays at 4:45 p.m.
Hosebnrg to I'oel Departs !daily, (ex
cept Kundavlat 7 a. m ; arrives daily,
(evcept Sunday ) at 3 p. in.
Koseburg to Lurley Departs Tues
days and Fridays at 1 p. no.; arrives
Tuesdays and Fridays at 11 :30 a. m.
Three Dally Trains Between Odgen
and Denver.
The increase-In transcontinental trave
by wsy of Salt Lake City in consequence
of the scenic and other attractions of the
ronto, has recently justified the KU)
(J rands Western Railway in connection
witli the Denver & Kto (iranda and Col
orado Midland Kailroads says the Halt
Lake Tribune, in establishing a triple
daily fat pssseiiKer service between Og
den and Denver. Ail of these trains are
equipped with the latest appliances. Im
provements and cars. This road now
operates througo sleepers between Chi
cago, Odgen and Haw Francisco, also a
psrfect dining car service Send 2c poet
age for literature, rates or other Informa
tion to J. D. Mansfield, 203 Washington,
Portland ; or Jo. W, Hslals, Oeneral
f ssssDgsr Ateot, Salt City.