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The Twict-a-Veti Roseburg Plaindealcr TabUaccd Mondaya and Tuursdays. C CONNER Ac F. V. ROACH, Editors and Proprietors. dabbing Kate We Lave arranged with a large number ol papers and magazines lor rate which will give to our subscribe two publications lor a slmhl advance over the cost oi Tux FiaisnEALF.B alone. Following ia a partial hat : Twicc-a-Vf nx PLaisDtiLxa and the Toledo Blada "4 New York Tribune. Cr?onian ... 8. '. Bulletin 6. F. Call 1 2 00 . Rural Xorlliwest... Poultry Journal . u- 1 Ou Law itHTiSii to kswm-ai-ke scascairTlos. Accosting to hmc of the latest 1 n?w?fxi tu r i.uhli.h.Tv tr.av rati.- inilividtl&'a li.l U-tK a lr-ranl tv!u.-t-UM-av for 11 t be arrt'rJ for lrati-1. l'nd..r thin ruling. al-, anyone tio allow.. hi sutai-rintion lo run a'uitra t.i:iv niiMtl an.lttifi nrd, it .i:M?tntinut.d. or or der! the Dottnia-Wr lo mart it refuted, or w l a no-ti! card t.i tae ojb'i- i -t i Ij ils lo r- rest and line taeniae at lor tbWt. Entered at the Tost Cilice in Kosebur Ore., as secoud class mail matter. Advertising Hates on Application. OCTOBER 3, ltl. AN ELOQUENT ADDRESS. At tbe reoaet cl a uomter 1 ucr ..:i fc-na we rab:ish the fo!io '.iv ekqj tribnto to Ue memory cf P;eidt;nt Mc- A-inej aau J arra kuu.oui ui auvc and anarcbift. dt-liverfj by Kev Er. J. A. Towrjeend. of this city ut the memorial service hel l on the dy tv' apart by tho crtrsidei.t and Kvernor Te?l ns how wan ills ankediita?,' Jodea tX). 3. I rsee th-e words on tMf cc-asioo, cot as a tex. bnt ae n mvo Tbe rraaon wtiy I hav cboaen them if obyioai. For tlt is t!ie q'l-tion w tiiih lie heavy on ea-h heart, ai ai'h ehame acd eomw, we meet ia t'.ia boost o' tiod t -day, to honor the iuf mory of oar beloved I'tefcidtLt. lel! og Low wat this wickednes-"." It ia tot the first time in the history o! the repo'jlic, it.p' ita chief tx-ca!rve haa been strkkrr down, with the ballet of an as'a'.-in. We boast of oor inveilectoil Ecpie.-i.-acj, oor aefvacorn et in ccUcre r-ir-l all tbe oeefol arts. Bat with ail these, and ia Fpite oi teem, torew oi our ie:i rirs: . decU hve fallen. Boi:h believed tU-d . Lincoln ae responsible for tie loss of a treat cause, and Griiteaa'a brain was filled with a pirsjnal Ti?vaoc8, tinfTeli oa bow waa thia wicaedceee." Ti;i r was do re verge to satisfy, no priva't gtnige to sqiare nothinj hot the act ing cnt of t Lie afsasrin'a evil priociple And yet. we are glibly told by tbe wise noc-cbuTb f oiog eieroect, that it is no matter, a bat a man believes. That;! only matters what be dof s. That is a very popular belief, and it u u inia chievoo ae it ia popular. For chow me what a man believes, and I will ehow yoa what be does. Bid principles lead to wicked lives. Tber bare tbe same re lation to one another, as cause and effect. And we know that behind thia criminal, are other, lera gr.lty oclr, in that the did sot fire tbe fateful ballet. The have held mee'ins, aad maoe lrcan diary spflcche, which hav fired blo- of aiaty vkioas p- rona and in cited l hern to mnrder. Papers have teen prinled anl ci:cait ed, fillfd wiiU the earns itt-tr vroi;efn' eptrit. and cart-onis'a have pro;1cre.1 picttres, thar, stuck go on ihe waila o' their hoaae, hava errac4td ih y nog the ignorant and tie i.J-a'anced, t think of men in aalborit, a c-ntemp: ible, petf. selfish tyrant. It ia from, the ranks of children thns brought op. that a erjfiicient tioinber of nDbviaoced cranks are recruite-i, t j Ai the work o tbe ruffians who hcun-t them on. Sn:b mtecreants aa Herr Msst, and the Goldman woman, tiever risk their ekina. They are wholly mercenary. Most pro fesses anarchy to advertise bis saloon, and the Goldman woman to rr.ake money. JnEt DiW. bfr hate goes cnt to Krapot kin, beraase he can rake in a few more uuitars to-tu '. do muco ty way oi introduction. We shall further din tbs snbjec, under tbe following besls, viz: The locentive, Tbe Deed, The is an, ids iif meoy. L Tbe Incentive Tbe noderlyinz in- eentirs in tbieca, was the anarchistic literature which the aseawia bad rrad, and the Inrid 1--tures tht.t fired his little coal. Let as look this matter in tbe f-oe. Every hnsnaa being in a Corietiaa e jtn mnni'.y. Cads bimaeif a mere her of. two societies, into which he came, by co act of bis own. lie was born into tbe fam- ily, and he was born into tbe state. It is hardly necessary in this place to prove that the - family and tbe chnrcb are divine institutions. Bat it may be well to point out, that the state also has s : claim to divine eppointmect. It is a neceesarv seonence and corollarv aripii s oot cf oar environment. It is, in fact, merely a larger family, of human beings, associated tcgetber for the purpose of government. Government effort peacs and ordr soiobg men, and matt, , therefore, meet with the approval of that being, who it not a God of coofuaina. ; bat a God of paace. The national f pint tbs longiog after s'ateboxl, the desire to - stand forth in the world, as an independ ent ttlf governing commonwealth were all marked eleaieLt', in the mental and moral eqoipmrM oi God's ancient pec- nd these I eumt more and mo't prr minent as tbe pi it rf idolatry waa . driven oat of them hv '! stern r!isciplin of fef eat and captivity. Our L-wd him self ehrank wi'b horror from tbe thonght of tUe !ettractioo of the rapital city of bit tation. The Stat p ef w a h tU raorHl and pereona! churacte. and it ia the atate so conctivfd, whoe rppota'.ijo and power ebon'ul be extended, whose welfare and bappiceea af-onM be furthered, wb-se glow ard bor or ehoa'd be dear to the hearts rf Ms fon. Tbere is aChtistian patriotism which uuiw kuu rcer me 'aii as ise mow er of order, the viadictor of riirht, the champion of jis'ice, the refoge of the op pressed and tbe guardian of the highest interests of humanity. Bnt all thia, an archy cannot abide. Existing as it does as an snery and dangerous cancer on the body politic, it woild destroy morality, the family, the cl.orcb, the nation, and all that oar fathers fongbt for, on thin, and oa the other eid of the Atlantic. Here i a specimen quotation from one of their Siebrand papers. . - 'The greut e-m-ces ol moral depravity are caDital, re gion, 's'ice, government and it ia tbe doty of all lovers of frnedoo to extirpate ti ee eourcea of eii. By throwing overtord law, religion acd authority, mankind retain poaserfion ol the moral principle whic'i have been taken away firm tb-m. Down wi'b morality .t becomes oor duty to be hn toral." bach i1-the Glth which is (oared into tbe e.rs of the workicg man, and these doctrifl' a are berit g fruit af er their . kind. Hbonll tmb law lens principle become onivereal, thia 'a-r earth would become a l;cl ud ihe United Sta te a ho lanOTnouium. livery man WOUW d wt)8 was nrnt in Ii sown eyt-s. That principal pat in'o practice ia an- srehv. It mesn, "Xorrstrzint to ne - eion, no limit 'o vicp, no line dividing right fror wiorr. At arcf y is' n -.t ;: lrr.iti'ni bnt viiju lawles sntl deJ- Tlie inner workinirs of :! Raiai ie j.?o to take the Pr aident'a life, are of a piece with 1' is tcchinir. Loi Cxolc-jo-t is mt :!y the (ol of a lodge of ac- arch.st-i The oatrjge in Chicago a lew years cto, ehot d lti-ir troel and iinn- iten,iis rliamc't-r, ana ttieir insane uehiri to de-lr.'V u.u--ci-i:t lives. 0..o 1 tl.'-m who was hanged on la at o. ci on, pal i.ieu t.is mcce oy raying be i;n Jerctood that iii America, a taan luiu. !o as be pleased. It vleauel him oihr.w 'iintf amort un oniers oi li-i la. T .at ki; d c I amurtinent u-uLt iMV-rt i-U ;ct lor I lai, hut it was un heaithy fur i!ie police, and the au hor- itiiHi ont an end to it. so far aa be was An- ' en cernt-'l in a vorv euec.uai way. .- .1- i arthists lean.ed a lenn that dav, but the fees r bl,.h Tooro are variaus waya of lt-aniintf wiai.jrn S me learn it at the etd of a coll coarea, and s w.e only ut me end ol a rops. tue United S.ales In lxcoiiiint( Hie roiuoi tba crP-ested, b, onliapiiy, gathered loto lU bJ oui a Jai;sirii t-iaas, woo a torn, like Vr d-atlly viper, sad t! oa who iioar.s'i them. The taurd r of t:i rreeidunt dses rut adnit of explauafoi. by the CJiuuun laws of i eydK.ly. Meu teccgnizs the baiuan i upa ef which exucraiea a tyrant. They understand the na'.e. -v.;k :.. ,..,r nn luu tn av th en- i,L' w .i.i mi?, ma-wl w h.-ii the i tyrant f!ia; no won ler, when, in on seltled states, the h-.t oi i arli.-ai.6hip I et.'ls io SEastiuatiou. But that, under a free govern riieut, In an era of good fee in:, and amid scenes c .nee rated t the od lollowahip of oi itieD, a ho to i d Uave i nstined a spirit SeDtiifch enmjh, to coiai thither, seek iag li e life of the choetn ruler of the nitiou? . II. T!k Heed I: ii oie of the mo.u daelaidl) li.iJ iibreasonable tbe world bsaevErFOcn. It hs aaiitteu the heart of the American nation with a sorrow too deep for ntteracce. The blow wat not airued at P.-esident ."Jciiit.ley as a pti-vat-s member of sxciety. hat aa the hund awi ie-tTwiitMTc rf iha nation. l!i also a menace to oor fai'h aud o:ir n.i ri its, a crime against tbe most hih G 1. I'. hB widaweit a ein'le and ljvn wife and lunged tiirf n.tti jn n t ui.rrv.i. L. cr:-r.e ot pe dv. it f iii.'u; : HI. Tte Matt A w.i e-.i ol Jo ;h o Ar.mat tiea ' II- 'rri ma-, md a i'let.-' In f)iii', r, t .iv. it wr I :it d the life:-O' itie li; , iO has won the l.ej r.s -! 'tie A ur icau ppij e. For Pre idetit MiKiJiley a rej--ti;iative of :! e - t lyre -f man o! e, ut-.ie has pr.:.--d. In tit- I ur i' i t-touttrj'a p-'il, I e p'C'l r.i-n: t !.er d:et. ea , . cd served la the F "1,-r ai a'U.y. Aa tyve-lO- of Obi", U -er.alor, atd Pferidtxt, his voice -ver tht of wL-di oi. As President, hia uidu-ti baud steered t e thip o( sta-i-, through i.ise if ! s .rest ritical periixii iti Liscouti'ty'a h s"-ry Hii ree;t v.S't ti the ei.tii a&d Weal as a verratiie : rum pi. a! t t . W'tto i.lor-e slri.cK Jjn bi dr-vu ed ai'e, ttie na il.., i'l.out regard to sect or party -.iiarei 1 i- i iie:y, t d dued in heart :eli gratitade, whea the tscger was pjst Pre-it-Lt McK.:n!-y waa a man of vim jodgt-tn! not :nn.-trioas or Uigh'.y. Dto:;esty haa never ten coi)ii-ted a i:a hia iai.e. Ilia family virtaes sbo-e 'Mia:caoal. It was t ess whic'i en hrir.ed hiu ia t'te hearts of his tel:ow roin'rrmen, ard as we think of ttist funeral toly inCactoD, we rann-t m IrMo from sjyinj, aa ae lxk in hia grve, Bleed are tbe dead that die in the L.fd." We a 1 aixirei h e spirit, when, in the excitement that followed the Maine dia-rt-r, BLd thrte fourths of tbs reople wee de ermiatd to have a war witj ijio. When ureJ to declare war, as a i-e po'itic.l trove, Lc sail, with pallid f;ce, hia lips ;u vering wua emotion. "Gent'.tmec, ia.v. S3 1 love my friends, ! nch ae inve the Republican party, I aid fotgi all rh-incesof my re-eluciioa, indeni my ca eer politically, rather than sailer this ountry to engage io un-j-i't war, i;h aty nation oa ea'tb." Thai it vii that ihe man and the pin id triumphed over the polit ciu and tbe p-uhiciasa. Ia the tiea: La-e of hie life, in h a 'en der dnvuoa to an ttvilid wi'e, in bit -luitiuts and cjortisy co all ocrai ni in h:s political oiprent4, in hia firm d ' i ion o' '.rutb and principle a a p'i- a'e avt a, tin a.- t-ome a mviei fo- f luj.t-.ion of h a cai.g coantry (ieo. Tt.e p'iii' n h- t ok io :he di'Jjjitiee aith Chios, cd to (tie n.ol:fica'ioo of t-rn.s, whi h pr vea'.eJ the partition ol that u:.bjp,.y coon ry, aud mide to 1 ble a ee't'e:uint wi'hoa' war. The cotn riiente of she European press upon hia peech at the Ex.o ition ho that in h'aropeaa cp'.nioD, be was the grUrt factor fjr tbe p-acs of tbe world. Ia bw unswerving coo cieatiotsneea, be mnch resembled oar o ber martyred President, wco said, darinz the darteet hoars of the Civil war, bNi speakiog of elavery. ' I trmbls wen I thii.k tbat God ia jit." Multitades at tome and abroad were, during these acxioaa hours since the as taeta'ion, eagerly wailing fur hia f-int-t whisper. With bj'el breath, tn calior.s were lit-?eniua- I-t a last w.fV from Pretidect McK.ln!e'a lip. A'did the stilinecsof that room, he sa:.i, "'io- d bye ail, good t.ye. It is God' way. Hia ill be done." This was hie Ue' address toman. And having del. v- red it 'be tarns and ed Jrt s-s himself t h:a God, "Neater my God to Thee, nearer to The E'en though it b-s a crota, that rauetu me."" And alt the wsrid haa beard the woida which conveyed tbe dying confes sion of hia fail):. 6b let as, like him. dedicsle cartelvea anew to oar hemes, to car country and to oar God. Well did tbe Peulrriit say, "Mark the perfect man, and heboid the npriht, for tbe ecd of that man ia peace." His is the martyr's crown, Lia ia the real xitior. of the bymr, "Nearer my G -d to Thee," hia ia toe. "Weil done envi and faiildol aervan', tho'i htt bf-en faithful over a few thing-, 1 w ill make thee ruler over ma ny thingf.'' IV. The Remedy, And tbia natural ly divides Vaiif Into two p r's," tbs hu man anil the d.vine. . F.'oui tb human poiut of view, the pio le a d annrcby involves effairtive ikelieg not o-ily with tte criminal ele ment and with !hen who dilee'ly ' incite lo nim-, hi' aitb Muf more dngeroas cl4 o! nnbalann-d n,in !s, (rr,rn whose rr-idit atsi.-in- ' Qinf . . W ep i o' n-L? h v orll be!tr: by shirting our eyeH to i a n.ier:es.- I'r at this aioment, w- i?r- tie patrlo'', we shall have Iru1 8"ariAiinge i-f ,firt. Thre U a way nut if this litiyirth. Ii is for oa to discover xt. Let ut bring lo it all the wis. loin , roarage aud firmcees of s nnited nation. Ana-cfjism mast be made a crime, anr), as far aa oaaible, anarchteta must he kept oat of the conn try. As for the unhappy aeaio, tbia ia not the place to think . of revenge. Tbe victim of bit on debased mind aball hays a fair trial, und-r tbe process of law. Lynnh law onlv increase the wrong, it eeeks to rec'ify. M.wnwhile, what is to be dune? Home speak ol the plan ol deporting ail anarchists ' to some lonely island, where thy can have an excellent opportunity of putting their principles into practice, where, it is ex pected they will eat each other on, like so many Kilkenny rata. Wei!, that would lie giving them a dose of thtir oarj medirinp, and ah'o a practical applica tion r.f Pope's epigram, "That mercy I to others f-how, that mercy show lo me." It iaa law of Nature, re wi;ll as aprinci p'e of scrip, that, "With what measure we mrte, it shall be orraured to na again." Certainly, romehi.ir or. other, anarcbiete ttmd bs taagbt (hut, "every transgression and disobedii ncs eh-all rr retre its dne recutrpenia of reward." Ttiiacowhr.llv atsaa-intion wi'l tMrtainly rcfult In ac'hn-by Co greM of some kind, looking to the mpptet.sioo of Ao- a ciiita bouse.iee, whlcu bave Jor-yea's S een a menace. The Buffalo traced cnn to extirpiio:i of thia foal blot npon Ir ivlliza'ion. Ac Aden ic reverence for j fne speech mu t t;o 'onger clrse our eva or tie on. h-rtp, in dealirs with preachers f th F.rpa Goldman type. Thsi mnrderiT nf Eutoptan rulers' have gone from this country to commit t eir foul deeds 8ud-co hicfc has bten dou. , ui now, iue manor nan oeen iirooglit - borne to o, and tte resolve ol the pt loo I will tin to ipe this foul blot i ll the map of tliH United KiatM. And yet, it moat be cocfeeaed, that all the human remedies that havt) been pro posed, are insufficient, and so we tarn to diecuEa the remedy, from ita Spiritual gide. For comfort in tbia matter, we have I to iurn away f-uin ttto wiad-.-mof nian to mat WU1CU H r Vt-a.ea hi jo:ui vm iol. It la He and II alone, wb j practically forbidd ua to be boe!bas abjul any mu. i A nobi Roman, to tbe time o! tbe Td- nic wara, received an honorable recogni- tioa fruin the Senats. becaoce he had U3, ia the darkest limes, diapaired ol the republic; and in a still b'gber dn gret, to J oa tbe Savior oi man. lis l-ns not despaired of any buuiau beifg. He ia able to arouaothe weak, infatuated iouI ti a eensa of iia uoe-l ftiere ia the woaian o! ba-naria, a -1.,. ii.li creat'ire, living iu coubci ma iu. vcl fali ol spe cioca reliij ju-, Dotl t,ot awake ia her a tbirrt f jr tue l.v'ia aa'er, and a.i'.iely lae eravtnc tdua exoiud. II did the eamo to Z icc'.eua (tie pubheau, and wect i.h the uiot bopelea character, the man w uo bad learned to aay ia hi hiart. There u to U jd." the Lord 18 not helplecs. Chriet enters into him with the overwhe'uiiog ronvictiop, that there ia a God, aud his baar: retaica to its Maier again, ae that of a little child. Let a -i learn to look at evil, not aa an a x'iJeuf, which is found on the auifaco of thiaa It is d-pr, it 14 a dueaae of the her at-J oaly a bearlcire cau react, it, and extirpaitt) Ihe evil. Men w tio are inrapabl ol condaolitifa a philotophiil icq ii-y aa to tho orlgio of evil, uiay yel exauiino fjeir own hears and ray, iu the worila of our lex'., ' How aa thia aitkelet." S stn.es it wiil do tie aou'. goi. to ul the tj.ie of its sin. We are uot lo cover ii up orex;ueit. We bear bundreda of ex cue n toJay, wrbich are mere clo.te of bypoTNy, about not attending cbnrcti or prayer-meting or otlier religious gatheriu. The excuaea given woa'dap p.y e joaliy well to ecanee an i pUcea of questionable propria.", ut tbe appl.ca iuo ia not ma te. Some day, wheu the soul glands naked before Gxl, the tltmay excasa mill not be repeated. Therefore dJ not excase your Bin CO, or cover op your tracks today, for lie sore sooner or later, your ia aid fiat yoa oa:, and if ya coufrne your sins, God ia faiUiiat and j i-1 ti forgive. No man evar camo to bitn wi h a tirokeo heart, who a as not sect aaiy with his apirit rejoicing: in God hia Sv'-or And what, after all, in the cure for all domestic trouble, all secret pain, all arcngdoicg'T Tt-e one crre ia the eroas ofCurUt. The formal of tbe prescrip tion ie Ite blood of Jeaat Chrut hia Sjn ciean6e!h as from ail sin." Yon may veneer yoortelf with a cloak of pro Lnbiuii, bat tae ouly way to get iubt out want' y ii to get right inwardly. Tbe cniy way ia hay cl an haada ia to have a pare heart The only way to be holy ia to have the Holy hpirit. Preach to a mm edacatioo, change of circamstancea and sano'iodingf , or aflv oi earth's paraceaa, and he may need these, bat the oniy radical core for all the evils of sotie'.y is a charge of heart in the individual. And it is one tf the greatest difficulties in dealing with evil, that it perpetuate i're.f. The children of Korah died ny, in that great act of God's vengear.cw. Though the sua dies, tba prrgeny live. It is a herculean task to kiil sin. Yoa may think yoa have killed it. bat oat it crops in another place. Yoa close the lrout door of the saloon, the back door opens. As often as Hercules struck off a head ol tbe Ler man Ujdra, two cew ones grew in iu p'ace. L fe tbas viewed is a terrible roLfiict. Often tbe enemy seems to come ia at oir gates. We need tbe s'lirld acd tbe buckler of tbe Almighty. Tbe evil lives cc. Cain tUll lives in his descendants. JaJai Iecariot alto is very noacrj alive. The ctgregaiion laogha shea the Foreign m ail jnary icl'a bow, ia daikeet Africa it it paeiUa tj tempt ao Hio ater to Ml hia itlt.e lfod for silver. alacy. Jast aibalh detecrated the sarred day, and yet I preeuo.e, yoa de iie anarcbiate. If yoa wr- hv.ag with out God's law aa vooe role of condnrt, yoa are n anar.-titft. I tell yoa it aball te no t telerab e for the beaiben io the jt ?ierutnt tfiau for Christian usito.-p. AVben yoa heard lbs gpel preached and sxo'.berrd roar conviction, yoa k!I God. No man live'.b to himself. II I cjold show joo wiKre itfioence be g op, bow it ope ate, or Low it ends, yoa wooidsay, "It is ao iwfal thiDg to live' or with Jacob, 'IIow dreadful ia thii place." Jf ae live merely to satisfy he 'aicies cf ;b world, or pratily ita mccdt, or f Low ita . methods, we aball fail and te diaappointed with (eauita. But if ae are co-workers with Christ, we shall find in relieving the world of its mercies, that the work is its own inapir a'i ), ha own reward. Toe gospel oi Chriet ia the only reait dy abich can effectaaliy cure the wo: Id ol aiarcby. Slay it have free course and be e'oriSed until tbe kingdom of tbia rld beco-n the kingdoms of the Lod aud both i: t ball hart or oJend in all God's lioly mountain. These words have te n sng;s'el by the tragedy so Isteiy enac d a. HofTalo, and wbxti culminat ei in the d:a-h of Presid nt Mctiulev. Hia was ths ornauient of a meek and (iui-t npirit. His first words after being atrutk were ''May God forgive him." How like tbe martyr Stephen, "Lord lay not thia sin to their charge." How like the Master himself, "Father forgive them for they know not what tbey do." Such wai the end of a noble life spent 'ntfcerviceo' his co'-n'ry and his God. His memory will long remain green i i hia conolryme.i'a hearts. It may be eailof biro, as wag said of anoth er, "He wa? liret in peace, first in war aud l'r-t in the hearts of bit country men," and we can uao tbe words of Scripture bo tbe occasion of tbe death of Abi. r, aad make them our own and say, "A r ritce acd a great man has fallen." Notice Three Things to Remember. , Firet, we are now sole agents for the Singer Sewing Machine, which is recog nized as the beat machine now ia use. We can furnish all kinds of attachments and repairs for same; we also have other cheajier machines. Second, we sell Charter Oak aud Standacd stoves and ranges. Buy no others until you first see crura and get prices. Third, we have tho most com pie to stock of furniture, beds, springs, mattresses, lounges, car Irts, ouches, chairs, rockers, matting, shades, ru;;s, tin ami granite ware thia side t'f Portland. . Write ua for copy of our new catalogue,. Rice &. Rice, the houwfarniehers. Plata Evidence. When yoa have tba right goods and tbe right prices, the public can easily ee it, and that is why we are continually making sales and g'tting In new goods. Last Sato rd ay was a very busy day with na, closing deals on one piano, two or gans, alo a typewriter, violin and other small goo Is. At present we bave some exceptionally Rood bargains la second bund pianvs and organs. One good up rifcht pi:inu, nearly new, $175, and or gans aa low as taV). T. K, Richardson. Call for' Sealed Bids. V " Kohur.', t. 7. 1901. Soiled hide will l recieved bv th rountv court to P (rate the L n R ferry for throe years. Goodind eiifli.-ient bonds will be reqn'red. Hum wi'l be received op to 1 :00 o'clock, Wed neMav, Npv. 8, 1901. M. 1. Thompson. County Jodge. A Warning to Trespaasers. All persons are berw by warned against bunting or trespassing upon my (arm In Garden Bottom, known aa the La Pblnte pin- e. The tre pass notices poo -ed nroi the premises will be enforcah and anv violators of ram w.ll ha nw. tutea to ICQ IDIl eZtQLt Of tbe Law. . - 010. : J. H Booth, METHOD! s T CONFLRCNCE CLOSED Appolnl ments Announced by Bbhop nallalieu. HiLUib'.jR , O.-i. 1. Tbe 4 j;b tea-ioo of tbe Oregon Cot.ferenci of the Mtthc d.et Episcopal Cbmch c'ood here ye -terday afternoon after an ioieravtiog aud pro&tabla sesaion of sis day. Following are the appoUitmenla an uouoced by liiabop Mallalicu, of Boston, at tho cl mo of the session : Eugene diatikt T. B. Ford. Treald irjg Elder ; Albany, W. C. Wire ; Broa na villc, W. II. Myers; Coquiile and Ban don, N. S. Holcomb; C'orvallie, F. L. Moore; Cott igi Grove, E. F. Zunmer man; Crcbweli, E. C. A 1 ford; Dalla-, ii. N. Rmndf; Draiu, James Moore; Eugene, B. F, Rowland ; Falls City, B. A. Bristol; Gardiner, W. W. Edinocd ao n ; Ualeey and Uarrtaburg, C. E. Craudall ; Iodependence, G. Horn ard Oaboru ; Jt ffereon, C. JI. Bryan; Jaoe- tia City, J. II. Kkidaiore; L"ba-joc, M P. D.xon; Mrahfiel(i, It C. L--e; Mjr rje, B. F. Peck; Myrtle Poii.t C. A. Iccxvell; Pr.ilcm-ttb, to be supplied; Slitdl, K. M Corner; Silelx IoJi,u Miwioo, E 11. Bryant; SpiiuQelJ, Edward (iilten-; To e 1, D. L. Fielda; WeLdlmg, J. O. Gregory. tiranU Pa .If-tric: D. L. Simnie'-viil-, I'rmidt'DC Eide-; A'lli..a, V fford i.i ; AaiiiauJ, j. i. au -el ; tivpa-ii. E li. KetchfSou; Catiionv.ll;', I.' t'. L mtueiman ; Cirtta' Puh.t, E. R. ijoc.-t'-rt; Deer Creek, to be aapplied; Fort Btdwell, W. B. Peppe'; Klamail , W. B Came; Glnudale, W. M Jordan; Gran a r-, J. W- McDooa!; Jack Moavi'de, M. McGregrj ; Klamath Fall, N.J, llarbet; Klatnath Indiaa M.mI r. A. M. Brisoin; Lakeview, D. L. Bhrtfe; Medford, W. B.Moore; 0.kland, T.J. Ferguson ; Pal-ley, J. B. Stock ; Il.ee hurg, A. S. Mdiliai. ; Tea Mile, C. B. U.-ee ; U il'iur, C M.Bre.; WilJeiV lie, W. F. Rogers. Portland dUtrict L. E. R:kwell. Pi raid ng Eider; Attoria, Harold Ober IViverton and Ames Chap.-l, II. L. H Clair; Ciaciaroaa, Dimascos, 8. W.Pot- te-; Cia'.akanie, J. K. ilawkias; C tone and Bridal Veil, M L Ilaidiofhem; ire ham, J. F. Nacgle; Montavilla, D. U. Stephena; Moatt Tab.r, S. E. M-min;er; Oiwer, A. C. Fairchill; To-tland Centenary, W. B. HoliEg-- Led; CeUral, W. T. Krr; Chines SLteion, C. A. Lewis; Portland carcair, to be BOpplied ; Clark, Alfred Thorcproo ; First Church, U. J. Talbotr, a-yataot, B. J. Uoadley ; Grace, J. E. T. Ulh rop; Patt, Andrew Monroe; St. Johu'e C. E. Clins; Sillwood, W.-J. Walts; fcanoysuW, II. B. Elwoithy ; Trinity, F. L. Young; University Park, C T. Mo Pherton; Wo-xlUan, Andrew Mosroe; RockaooJ and Plaaaatt Valley, llsnry M je ; W arreotoo and Cla'.sop, W. I. Fisber. Salem diatrict D. A. Watt era, Pretid ii g Elder ; Amity, S. L. Ie; Brwok, J. S aeeney ; C inby. R. E. Dui.lat.; Cor nelius, i.F. S. Clemo; -Ia7ton, T. L. Joaes; Dl ley, F. II. Caller; For e! Grove, F. L. Belkuap; Il.lhU.fo, U. VI Grannis; Lkfayette, A. F. Bche, L;n c 'in, C. A. Hojvl ; M. M.i.nri I ., II. T. AUintoo ; MatqaaT, F. C. Bail r; Ve haruj.G.F. Boond ; Nehalem and Pay 1 ei a a .. vyij, feraei i u man ; oeanerg, uiratu Gould; Njnh Y'ambil', D II. Luck; O-vginCity, W. G'iio; RaJe.o, First Cbarco.voho Parson; L-e!ie, R, 2. Black well ; S ivwrton, L. H. Prdttrs&a; Sheridan. C. R. Harden ; Tilimock, Ga briel Pykes; Turner. W. S. Gjrdoo; Viols, J. W. Ex-r , V'oodhuro, G. II. Burnett. W. P. D ew, profenta r Wiliimclte Uoi vereity. ' 1. 1. Driver, lec'u er W.llarcs te Uoi vereiiy. A. N. F eher, editor Pacific Christian Advocate. Roecburg High School News. The students of the Forehurg high school liave organized for the school year and electe-l the following otlicers: Beseie KUder, president ; Floyd Ramp, vice president; Kate Fullcrton, secreta ry ; Jerti; Kant, treasurer ; Tujs. Toau aeud, editor. It was decidel that the editor should have the high school news printed once a week in the local papers. Orange and black were chosen as class colors and pennant pins or badges with initials and class colors were ordered. Meetings wHll be held at the call of the preeident.. The boys also organiaed an athletic club to be known as the "Rose burg High School Athletic Association" and officers: were elected as follows: Hoy J Ramp, president; Win. Eurzell, vice president; Edward K. Moiris.'isoc. ; Thus. Townaend, treasurer ; rrol. L. R. T raver, manager; Floyd Bamp, captain. The track team has begun training for the high jump, broad jump, shot put, hurdle race, the dashea and other field events. . The monthly examinations will begin next Monday. -The ' school welcomes them w iUi fear and trembling. Quite a number of new etudonts are expected to enter within the next few weeks. Tho Principal and hia assistants are gfraig excellent satisfaction to all concerned. - E. Ditob.' MARRIED. STaNCI-lFFE WAT80N.- In Roae burg, Monday, Sept, 30. 1901, Geo. E. Stanciifid and Mrs. Nettle J. Wataon. Only a few friends of the contracting parties were preeent on tbe occasion cf this wedding, bat tbe eyent was a happy one, end marked (be anion of two moet estimable people. Mr. Stand iff e has been long a resident of Roaeburg, at preaent following the vocation of carpen try ; Mrs. Watson ia the danghter of Mri. B. F Gilbert, of West Roaeburg, at whose home tbe ceremony was perform ed, Rev. Douirla official Ing. Mr. Gil bert acted as groomatnaa and Miai In man as briduamaid. After tbe ceremony refreshments ware served to thi friends present, who, with many others, Join- la wishing the newly married couple long life and prosperity. ' . ' DIED NOAH. Sear Ccqulllw City, Mondav, Sept. 30, 1901, Chas. Noah, aged about i!4 years.- , ;.. ;.: Deceased vaB reveroly injured- In a lodging camp at Johneon'a mill, above Cequill City, laat week, but was later re port ail as improving. JU was a to a of D. J. Noah," of Cimaa "valley, and a nephew ut "J. W.'N'i ih, of tula. city. lie leave a yruog wife, berddes many other i relatives, tu niouro bis uu'.huoly Jealb. ' ft j Alay Legally Vote. The sa t f the lei-ilature providing for tbe incorporation of Roaeburg, containa the foil iwlng ectioa defining the quail heat ions of voters: Sec. 13. No person is qati.fied 'o vote at an election nnler this Act who baa not been a resident of Ihe city for thirty days, and in the ward in which he offers to vote for ten days next preceding tnch election, and a ho does not possess the qualifications bf a legal voter in the state cf Oregon, and he eball haye been aeaeesod with taxable property aitliin the corporate limits of thia cor rx ration j 1 on or brf..ir tue first day of S-ptember next pr-te.lii g tu. b election, or shall! have paid for a city 1 cecee between the firat day of January in', preceding each elect ion. FOR MAYOR OF ROSEBURG. I hereby anuouuee that I have consented to become a candidate for the office of mayor of this city, in compli ance with the request of a number of citizen taxpayers. I have an interest in the pro gress and prosperity of our city iu common with all other' property owners here, and, if elected, I shall appreciate the honor bestowed and do all iu my power to aid iu giving Roseburg a commendable city government. E. V. Hoover, M. D. FOR CITY RECORDER. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for the office ol City Recorder, subject to the wishes of the legal voters at the City election to be held on October 7. 1901. V. C. London. FOR CITY RECORDER. I hereby annonnce myself a candidate for re-election to the office of city recorder of Roseburg, Oregon, subject to the decision of the voters at the election to be held Oct. 7, 1901. D. S. West. FOR CITY TREASURER. I hereby annonnce, myself as a candidate for the office of City Treasurer, subject to the wishes of the legal voters at the City election to be held on October 7, 1901.. Frank K. Alley. Fv0R CITY TREASURER. I hereby annr unce myself a caudidate for the office of city treasurer, subject to the wishes of the legal voters at the city election to be held on October 7, 1901. HARRY C. SLOCUM. FOR CITY TREASURER. I hereby anuouuee myself a candidate for the ollice of city treasurer, subject to the wishes of the" legal voters at the city election to be held on October 7, 1901. ROY McCLALLEN. FOR CITY TREASURER. I hereby announce myself a candidate fcr re-elect ion to the office cf city treasurer of Roseburg, Or., subject to the decision of the voters at the election to be held . Oct. 7, 1901. WE.COCHRAN. Found ; . The ot lv place t t up-'o-dat-a foot ear at the tight price. iSr n, ai Shoe Pahlos. We make and have on hand a . a big stock of. tbe finest con j.feetionery on Ui3 -market. Ice Cream and Summer Drinks "Served to taste r 1 The Wilbur School. 48tb tsab. Opens on September 23, 1901. R.Mra1ar trade work, teachers' clanes, latin, Uennan.rxH.kKecpliia. loutic. etc. For particular addrcaa the prluclpal, . , C. T. WHITTLESEY, augt Wilbur, Oregon 9 TOR . CATARRH ASP 1IKALIXQ C111K FOU GATARRt Ely's fcreatn Balm Eaay and plsaannt to vm Contains ao in )tirioaa uriif(. it in quieKly arnnriiad." illv-a Uelii.f at otiee. It Uoeiis aud t'leanacs uia raui I'uint. All.ira lnllainnialuin. COLD 'N HEAD Ilnala and I'rouicu the Membrane, Iteatorea tbt tMiii!" of Taata and KinnlU Laiya Siw, to) cnta H pruircisU w by mail j Trial 81m, 10 eenU by mail. aLY bKOmEUd, ( Wanwa SUwet, w Voxfc MIUBU... C JL t. l t S f v. .or at' m 1 General 'IB We are now doing business in the "Old Marks Corner" and present a full line of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes and Groceries, which are all up to the highest standard of g excellence and at prices to attract the closest buyers, either for cash or produce. To all our friends, while spending the day in town, we can assure a welcome at our store and offer all the conveniences it can give. Within the city, we can respond to orders by 'phone, and - attend to same promptly through our delivery. ir ka o rz) i- cr rr Phone67i J I. lU 1 VI VaJ uauammaaiaitiiiuiiuiaiiaimiiiuuiui ...FLINT'S SHOE 5T0RE... icc-cecocoooooco New Arrivals! Dress Goods, Waistings, Velvets,; Silks, Street Hats for Ladies La U riUSLiN, 16 yds. for $1.00. A verv large stock of SHOES. The very latest designs in Fall CLOTH I FG. Men's and Lcdies Underwear and Furnishings. In Let we carry everything you will find in a first class General Merchandise Store. 5 Our Prices: wir are a! h- to compete with any. N. SELIG, Myrtle Creek, ucxcocoooooocxaococxxx; ( THE 0 TYPEWRITER Price, $35.00 i Otiaranteajd to eual any t!01 inarhine grp - . l m aw - r W , Ik Chicag E: L. KING, GenU Agent, 21S Sausome St., San Francisco ' Velvet Grass F. VU. IwQAC U, r.ocal Hgt., Roseburg! Vetch Seed. ' gjrtg3 IATairaBa FACTS ABOUT PAINT True economy in paint is attained only when the best of material is used. j We carry the best grade paint on the market If first-class paint costs only one-fifth more thau apoor quality paint, and lasts just twice as long, it stands to reason that THE BEST IS .THE CHEAPEST. A full line of PAINTIISG SUPPLIESGUARANTEED PURE LINSEED OIL, PIONEER WHITE LEAD at lowest market prices A. G. MARSTERS & CO., Druggists : ROSEBURG, OREGON ft 32ZZZ THE NEW Merchandise Store 1 The New Fjrcrs Ou the Old Coivntucntiiof fill etaxV; are crowl ic U' ati'l we are cornliiel to . . . SACRIFICE . . - what remain of our ecyaEK rwT w xas to rake rv-rrn. It-is oar rule; to carry nothing ov-r from one -i.t to' tootha-r. Prefer to drop profits alb-ther. Almost doing that eow. Thee f. gures are on!v wiightly higher thai mtt. ijrri however are ep to regular statvlar i. V. orn-rti r Vi Tau, U 72 Ken f l". r Tana, i.T5 . jm - fit - auw Chi: trea t lac at Coat " ; Sm " liTJ New Arrivals!! W are not afraid to submit them to the ; nvjrt economical buyers. We fed. aitu- au-d as we are, with little expense, that j Branch : Casruivillc, Oregon ( You Can't Beat , It for beauty, eWxiioe f4 style, fine hoich, r .oif yet aavl all around excvfletK-, the ladies ar wf.o bave worn and tested our torus?" tffioe. For prom eadeor dress weir, or party !ipp-r. ot:r stock cmbraoea everything U at i fathkinaLlc fr ladies' and child rena' wear. Onr school eht- for children are w itboct a rival for durabil itv and coraiorU SIS SI IIS a-V ...... !r; Ja j . - - - ! Roseburg Bakery, Caai. BraraVBarcx, Ttnf. A Bakery from which cornea the meet wholesotneasd aV lie iocs M Bread. Pies, Cakes, etc A fall lit.e 'A Choice Cream and other Candies, STRICTLY PtSE. 'V4SVVwr-aSv'Vw4Vf' MRS. H. EASTON a is r re pa-red to wait nnoa dI n newcaVraer! aad frwrids with a full and eompUrte stock cf GROCERIES AU frwth and, of the very beet quality. Teas aad cofie are specialties. Your patrooaga , Kicitel. t , a-. r - a awu iiaxvai . FRESH BREAD FVa. Cakea aa Paatrr f a3 klw4 1 aw awiaa t ta iu cuy. Casdiea. Clear aad "la t ia Taned aaarrtaarst ai taa Sataa saavliy. I. J. NORHAN I A, OO to .. .. FJ. BARBER SHOP, For a Prompt and First-class fchare or Hair-cut. Compe tent Workmen, Clean Tow els, Toc-Is always ia shape. Baths in Connection. ) Ct. T lr. Ca t-uvr vu a-aa asm - - -- - ABAaAaaaaaAaaAaa.WA w favvvvrf fiTaTsysvi evavwsv IS... AT- Barker's Timothy, Red Clover, Orchard Grass, SnglishRyeGrass IVIcsquif e or We carry the best grade paint on the market zsxar ...i I