WiiWrU.
ROCKING
CHAIRS
iu a rocker.
1
WM -
full of worth. V.wh even
ing you can realize :i div
idend from an iuvcsimeut
We have them that arc
comfortable and not expensive. Cob
bler seat rockers as: low as ::. Xuise
or sewing rockers $1.25 and up.
In .':u .-t nil tin rioh new lotti-rn. .1 a.i !
its in your intereM to buy now u helher y..u h:;-.i-i:.r
' 111 Stuvt-e jiinl Kuti-jr's will .iiy iliai y.;i o:;i- .
We will sin- ymi ii.i!iin. Stii-li ba. ls-eii tin- i-.-i.i- ii! In
hiv'li eloet : f 12 buy. .j.ukI i.l.itn No. S v'.-.k mmi-. i'!
buys iT'Hi.1 jihiin N. 7 t'ook Stove : if U titk.-.
i-iiimtry tor tin- riiv: :..V1 "iH-.t 1 ";ik ;i-Mi-u
mention fur want oi .iii.-e. Wril.' ! ir r.iUil. u.-.
The Twice-a-Vcek
R(vseburg Plaindealer
Published Xlon Jnv and Thurt,iiys.
PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING CO.
U C.Coxner, Editor and PuUisher
Fmu Weight, City Editor, Solicitor.
A cot st J. Kkantz, Foreman
!!. C. Baktkcm, Traveiiug Solicitor.
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Entered at the Post Office in Eoeeburg.
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Advertising Rates on Application.
APRIL 7, W.
STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET.
CONGRESSMAN, HEST DISTRICT
Tlnw. H. Tongue Wahiupta
LTilEME JCHGE.
S. s. Bcn Lse County
GOVtKNOK
W. J. Furnish
SECRETARY OF STATE.
F. I. Duubtr
TRKASCKER.
Clia. Moore
ATTORSEY OENEKAL.
A. K Crawiord
.fain til: 8
....Cl.its-.il
K'.ama'.h
..loi;g'i(.
611'EKIMENI EXT PLBUC INSTRUCTION
J. H. Ackeriuan Mu'uriomii!i
STATE PK1NTEK.
J. K. Whitney Linn
COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE.
Ooac and JcrK)n.
J. H. Holrouph K'tbi.ri:
FOR KEl'RESESTATIVEi.
Ir B. Bidi;e... Ri-i Hc
Flank U. Koser. - jarviiner
FOR SHERIFF.
E. L. FaiTotl .". Koiehurs
FJ& CLERK.
David K. Shauibroik iaina terry
FOR THEAsLkiJii.
tteiirRe W. I"iaixK k Kcllopg
FOR COCMY JI DJE.
H. D. TuoiupMin. scolburg
FOR IXMM1S-I0NER5.
A. K. Ntctuil (iimt year term) A .alca
i.C Young (two year term,. Oakland
FOR ASSESSOR
G. W. tsuley Youcalia
FOR eCRVEYOa.
Cha. E. Kobert . . Ctuyouwile
FJR CORONER.
Er. J.C. Twiichell Rotebur;
Roteburg Precinct Officers.
J. A. Pueheuan .
H. C. S.ixuui
Justice oTthe Pea -
....... Cvu la jle
THESE WILL WIN.
The following brief notice of the
republican cou Jidates for county of
fices is all tbat is needed at the pres
ent time. All citizens know I hem.
and nil will agree that a better or
more popular list of natuea for the
Tsrioas posit ion 9 would be hard to
collect together on one ticke:.
m. n. thomi-sox.
M D Tboaipsoa, of ScAtburg,
tb repnblicia nouiiaea for the
judgeship has been one of the coun
ty 'i reliable and active business men
for many years. He has already
filled the olHce of co'iuty judge part
of a term as success -r to Jjs. Lyora,
resigoe I, anl he has fallv demou
t rated the fact that there is no m m
iu the county who is better fitted by
education, experience and natural
ability for the otiiee than he, and he
has the moral coorage to bland by
the right auJ do his daty reganlle-g
of the result. When confronts! by
the upcribive proposition of making
extensive improvements to the coun
ty's bridges which the tieuiocrats had
s owed io rot down iu order to make
a r putatiou for "economy," aud
whi -h caused the democratic judge
to sign rath -r than meet this re
qnireoient fairly aud squarely, Judge
Thompson very rroperly provided
cinnty inndsj i l ciously and prompt
ly convert I our menacing public
.highways into i-af and passible
thoroa hfar s. A-j cotnmissioner.
snil Int a rb irtiian of the count v j
court he has taken a prominent part
in tin management of coon v
affairs, ana, s is eu Known, nas in
all official ict-ihown that care auJ
cooomy which the necessities of the i ua ias Leretofure honored TLe o- ' 1 ,lu,lw reh,,er' is 8 br,ef eoma
case required. Iu brief, he b p .y n j ,v objection to him that can be offer- I ry of ,,J,, ,1,u",rit,ic PHrtV far which
s safe au t reiiab.c busiue-s no.u. ,
whose judicious atsistanci iu th- J
Ciauagement o' (ouuty Lusmess has
greatly enhanced the counties inter
ests and given its citizens some bene
fits for tbeir tax money. Hence, it is
bopettba'bi, ea'e and economical
method duria the pat. few year
will be continue 1 during the fo-ir
years to come.
tIAVIU B SUAXDliOOt.
.The popular sotl worthy subj-ct of
this sketch is a sturdy native sou of
tbie county, having beeu raised ou
the banks of the Uinpqna ia the vi- J
yigjty gf tb pioneer ferry bearb
ft
THE HOUSE
FURNISHERS
i
furniture ;!.-' ti-:".
CHAIRS
We
iiave
i-1 1 v k
Vi'U e
war.:.
of chairs as ours
an certainly liu 1
t ...
v. ....
ii'i
tLe name of our m-'je.-'.io tiv.;.
Mr. 8hniuliio!c li:i.- .-erve i one tertn
as county clerk ami so c. tipetet::.
obligitif; and tboro'.iohiv ;:itifai.tory
had been his service-; iri this i :ip:iei?y
that be wis reuomiuatt il for this
siliun by accl?.w&t:o:i :u the reoeiit
re;ablicau county iv'jti:i jn. W'liO'i
the lute Spanish war '0:10 Mr
Shauibrook vvs one i'f ihe en
list as hu Orooa v-.iai.t-;or ;-.t, I f-vv
members of the S-vou. I Ocu mi le
tnruel home afier that b ,- a-..!
eveutf.ll year's can;;.:! i'i the l'L'.i
ppines with ii profiler or m ": cre.i
'table rejor-1 thiut he. Asi' .I. r si-r
eant. particilirly expo-ed to the
leadly Jlour bj'.le's. h p'.autea
1J nh-ry oa the biet-voi ks of tie
nemy in more than 01. e ti.'rce en
agetueot, aLd Wiis one f the fan -tuost
in the fray at Molt-h . Lexe
-o tuat.y .four trave Ore'.jii boys
eli.
He is a worthy and co.pefeut r.
;ive eon, of g jj.l habits tud . seeilcat
;uoral ebaracUr ao l dv.-erv -': y p i
llar with every one. II-', Li-- I -'.'.;
:iooireJ auJ j:istly reward, i .' r Li
ability. h.iaety a;a.l hi- n ri f . 1 : : i : -
tetjtioQ to ohi.'iKi dii y. ro
iuti poiniiar a l.'iati ivh n
5 fiTtTOttei;. u 1 - wiiti
,r: i i-
k.'ly t..
t -.)'.;.'
:n.i-
ltHtii.n on '.is j hr
I--
frieu 1 hav now
iitiu c.i'i k of tb .
d- e;
I 11'
'.I V.
"erui h ii 1 re ''j-i.e.;
vitu .-boats of j -v i.
i Jq atid bj iprefiaii r -
'y-
E I P::l;.'TT.
ll L 1'arroM. the ropni'lii in t
.iee for fheri rT as w. i- a? the ; :
.acuoibeut is a:i':h'.T -utr ly :
.iDofo.i!I)i.i.v. t wLo;n
.'eel pro'.! ! hi - pi- ;-r- i :
UlS parents ".I- fo'ii.le 1 e:ii-''.-
most estfeui'- l an ! L I .to
of the couuty a:id L .ve ii :;f
)art tow iii it th uphiii'! ii oi
: 1M
e " t
i
thi
C'io.i of the s aro. Ly ii 1 irif
.id energy H L I'.irrolt a . i .
'is brother, bnii r.p a llotiri.-iiii.j.
iierchji'jtiJe b l-iu - iu lb: ;:
:rovei hiic-e!f a il; r .-s-l,i;. i. .!..
isat, 8af- aait ou-ervrf-v iu-iie:
man. Ife ha- a'r-vly -t iie--
onufy i;i the c tuac;'.'. ;f -i. i.t ose'
'erui wiiL't it a il i a 1 1 I;:- ; :'ic-
i!arly i-Laracteriz d Li
.dote arnl stnd a! ten! jut
thee, and bis -iib'b 1 cy
"f the f ;i- inv.
uis territory ever efi'
.- 11 ;
rive
the
the
ic r
HI
nrrri:
his viij
h ii.i-,
c ue as hu
p'.-itive'y
-trice. bns 'iliri
t
of hie oH'im wiiii ihi s:k;i
woal.'l his owu an 1 vu::l
permit of.ii petty
suk of which u)
jraftiri''. as a re-
iii iv ios a
fev
for
vote-, but will rfc- vo two
every one lost on t!i:s aivori.i II -is
a gentleman of ei'iUL'aiioi). pood
babitH. -yc-l ent niorti cha -c;er and
j oeserediy popular wi-li the citizens
of the c jurity. K;s ci r;h: .11 I h ri
orabie cLarac.er, as 1 his rl.ti
honesty, ;idd --l 'O hi- i-tu -y aint iii
dastrv, are virtues which Ci r:iii'ied
have ina le Liru the bestsheri;;' Dt:-;- j
las t-onuty ever had. LI is ItUf but
most ejeuipjaty niiii-iid life has wt.ti
for him the bihe-t es-eeni fall 1 i'.j i- :
tiJeuce of the public. nuJ his tii.iijy
friends wiii tnke pri-le and pleasure
m re eleciiiiif Liuj.
OtUlioK W I 1 MMIi K.
George W Di.uiuicn. .oiiieiimej
culled the "havsee-i' cum.lv irmmur.
er from the fact that siuw Lm rettre-
ment as a school teacher h- has been
successfully enwa?ed in farming, jg
l,a.ai!l-,,.Um,k..nl (U
HUVIU lUl-y-IUH 111 -7 I , 1 1 '
ty for an itilroluc(ion " through our
colamo?. It's o:i! v ue.'e iry t-i siy
that owing to Lis nuquestio'ied -i i 1
nuijiestiouabie houety, popilanty
nd liiii ktriflnA in tliuurA of
! cmfy luouy ftre a strong sign that
,!. wi:l be nio elected to t lie ,,ii;,
1 u tr.t ti.i. .H i. 1.:- ii.ir.i t,..
aoJ lLe foollBh u..Uo;i lL it
uo tuau !
should hold an oflic but twice pre
vails wiib some. Yet un reflection
this objection will be f-er. to a
very feei je one. ine f(-.t; nf ..1 n;nu
ner in which be has a t ib d to bis
dntiefi is wi utisuswet nl-ie hi ir.nuieut
iu favor of b is re-elcCiioL. ,"A pub
lic ollicial who has be"u tried aui
not found waiting, is d -serving we'l
of the popln Le ,.i; fi.illifuliy
served." Ibis old iuux.in i esiju-
ciHy applicable to the . nicer mi
whose honetty aud vigiiaucd the
tfty cf tlis couaty money thicflv
K. .1 .-, f.-. ,j , nlxi --'fr , m-f
all stolid considerable
time on a chair. Why not
ore that inst fits. With such a
to select from
the kind you
I iVn ymi i .in n'.i 'i!y ir where
I :;eu -i i' "1 'ii'i' . 1 N :i ml u;iie-.
i VI l-uv i-.i :i- steel l!ittit:e with
...I yU.Ui N.i. s t'o-'U Sl.iM-. 7.-"
1 -! iiuni eli:ii:' intlii-
dl I llama: n whiili wci'au l
di'pOlids.
Uenci'. wheu such a man
is found, f.00 1 bn-iuess seu-e tells tis
to keep bitu and take uo risks.
loR I I'MMiSSlONEHS.
A K Nichols of Sooth Douglas and
J 11 Your., representing the noith
u u portiou of the couuty are both
uieiuber.- of substantial and well
kr.owu pijueer families of this coun
ty, and are euilenieu of far wore
tiiHii ordiuaiy business ability aud
jude-eiiietit. They have both served
the couuty iu the capacity of the of
lices for which they ate candidate.-,
t'cii.the present incumbents and
;Ly Lave most acceptable filled
I e r lepective positions. They are
b.'t ii Weil iuforrued and their Iodj;
fcnideuee a:id thorough kuowledjje
.f ttie needs of the couuty are quali
:icui ins which will greatly add to
'heir useful aer iu the offices for
which the couven-iou seleciel them.
Mr. Nii-hois resides at A.alea aud
; Mr. Yutiiif,r's ht me is at "aklaud.
i I.. . -TALEY
Vii" -t.ial and competent caudi
Ue f..r A--e-Si.t. ( V Sfa'.ey. is a
' Vii y et-eined cilizen of Yoncalla.
' 1;. i i- a ui.vi ti-e sterling worth
-.. '.i excel ieTit b'i-itiess i uali ticat ions
tee i-n .-vl by all. lie has had
j'.ri ie: i-'lie e ""ri-'i.ce in the office
. w uiCii hi' -.s: oes and i- oolite-
, . iy ii..t a ti ic-. His eh.vti n.
; : 'j .. 1. 1." by an overwhelming
1::;. i:,- li:- co'Uity that thi -
nil iinp.-ttaii- otiiee wil! have here---fier
iii tLe t'-ciiraie atid careful at
1 -ei:iioii that the tuoyt critical rout I
de-iie.
1 ::a-. l i....;.t.-.
"-.'1.:-.- 1". Koberts. of L'auj onville.
; I.-. ::e for county surveyor, l-
, 1 V.'!; .. ! K-v 1 S'l 1 HC I'lipliVUrl I.
Ci c!li .-11 veyor. 111 wh"-e coiupe
b--i.l- the citizens of the county
en -;feiy pi ce their busiuess. For
; : 1 i'H-i twii y-ar- h his very ac
. ' ably fide t tde pusitiou f deputy
the c-'iM:ty t-h tk's otliceaud has
; t .vi'l: Liii--eif a oiin mau of
i j i.e i u! ;li!y as well hi tei;ig pos-
- - 1 n lu-.ipi exemplary i-haractr
1 ts -life :o predict thai he will iuel
. .! L i.!i !e opt.ii-iti mi for th-i oliice of
- ui'.y.jr iu 1 he June election.
I ii C TMli HELI..
Dr. .1 C Twitcheil, the well known
l.'o-einir ph-ic;au, was renoiuinat- i
1 f ir th odL-e ir corouer simuly
fi.im ihefttCt that he has, during his!
iir-t term iu thisofiice. proven hiiu
if a un ft worthy aud etTicieut offi
i d, cuurcieritiiius and careful in all
f.is i.'ive-nHtititis as well as hi.s ver
Lets, atid tDee fHctts which are 60
i ivtll know!! will re-elect
1 Sae luaj-jrity.
him by a
It i! y bco:nes the local democrat
organ to talk of republican boss rule
an i corruption, when the fact is to
treni-raily acknowledge that the dein-
crau'c party is a one man party, hav -
j 'Dg darinur th" past pix jears been
iio--ea auii uomttieerea over in a
inost despotic manner by that prince
of political d"tnagognes, Wui. J.
Cryjn, wh js chief advisor and co
worker has been that notorious cor
ruptiouibt, 13oss Croker, of New
Yoik. The democrat party from i : s
national down to precinct organiza
tions is a boss lid. leu and houdling
P'lrty, its record aud history, even in
this couuty henring out fully the
" Py of
I l r&k0 Vroa of bari timesi !
, Progressive, and disloyal to Ameri-
' (ii II HI l CSt S Bfld J I.St 1 tUtlOUS. It
i tiev.-r originates anything, but shiues
! by .borrowed light. The noil which
i b iiioi-i.'-y has cultivated in the past
t imn j ie.ded nothiug but hard limes
! and bitterness. It baa no love of
country huh uoius tue vanaut ueens
of our soldiers and s-iilors at naught.
I'belvtew asks your endorsement
and support, at the same time bitter
ly d riding the republican party
which on numerous occasions has sav
ed our glorious country from sinking
! into utter raio through deruoeratio
I folly and mismanagement. Don't
' lot r.ii uiituuniuil iiiu tiiiritrrt; nAtiluni-
porary pull the wool over your ejej.j
.rrra
The Salem Democrat has been
stfirtod at tbe Capitol. It is consid-
l iable of a weakling and will Hild
another mound to the Saletu news-
psper boueyard after tUe election. U '
0Yer,
WilliHin .1 Hi im fiuuiil lime to toll 1
a htory or two whilH he whs hi lunch
eon iu tti Hooho restmiiaut at th
Capital th otliBi-d&y. "Awhile ngo"
he pnul, "I went with a party of
fii mis to vihilthe Xt ln ii-la Htiitf
hp1uiii f.ir tln insane. I Ih'Chiih'
"lHihii'.l from my party ami wiuul
li il ; l;l till-ll HOIIM" of till? lOUlll-i
lulu-. Aii iiiiiiiitn iipi iiim-li..,l mi-,
.ml, M-eking- to ht fnen.iK. sai-l:
WliHl n yon in lu in fui f. !(
Hisn I lifht'M' in i In ft ami nu
imiiril c-ciii!iL'i of f-il vnr at (lie raiio
of 1 lo 1.' I i"p!iiJ. I liiiikinj; to tin
facetious. 'Hull!" Mtiil I lit.. iiMiiau
moving off in ilisnsi. 'ym uin't
crazy: you'ro jiint a plain ,luin fool.''
It was a gract'ful act on tlip purt of
ill republicans in lecogiiizin il4.
railroml hoys ly ivin ihi'ir 'stff-m-iti
rnpiv-ifti tat ivf ,J. M 1Ihiik1hH.:Ii.
h prominent plnc m ih tickft.
Mr. IlHtiplroiif;h will i,,.r only innk
aa ah!n r'prN-utative of iho rail
roail euiployca lnit of the people
Ktuierally.
The efforts if the Heview to create
iliscont auiotur the loiij:lim count j
republicans are useless. The repuh-
licans Lave Lothiu to .juaiiel over.
siuoe their differences were all fairly !
ami am cably i-etileil iu their county!
convent k-u.
1 lie Lute county Dem.i,tHts tip
proptiated almost bodily the ISepuh
licau slate plai form aud adopted it
as their county platform. Wonder if
the Douglas county democrat won't
do likewise It should have been
copyrighted.
It has generally Inn-n prejie'ed
that we would have very little good
weather outtl aft"r the county and
slate Democratic p-mvi'iitioiis.
Senator K. A. B-Hith is nai l to have 1
been au exeeileut pre-i Iti g otlicer at 1
the llepublican slate convention hell
iu 1'ortland last e-k.
kcal tislaic Bargains.
AL-rii-iiiiiira!. Fruit. Mineral. Tin.U-r.
Mock and Colony l.an l- in lare an I
-mail tra- t-. Ke-idi iu e and P.a-iiie--I'roperty
tor sale. A ! lr. --.
1. K. Utii K, liiiM-lwri! Ore.
HON. A M.
. lb-,. A. M. Craw
t- ri.i-y .-r.t 1.1! iu :..
I'i'i. -.ware e.-niiiy. Ni
A. ii-lei. y in the -.lie.
Marvin :u.-i w a- lieet
i.
K-..irj
.iti r- an
V- rk 1.1 l-'VJ au
oiii.ty i. A -:.Oe
! .1 i:i lltiii
court of the -t.i-e o! N.-w N .jrk ti 1 -7s-.
1
j
!
j )
!,.
i.-isteiit r. i-iil-'i.-iin ami I.t the i-a-t
itlo'u';;y a. eh.iii mau of the oii-!.i- I
t.s
1 1- i- a eiit'i iiiaii of irre-r"ii.
Ja than ordinary ahiiity : a i'-to tut. ready
. a! a genial w !i. -J.. . ,11 ei,:leii,aii. T-
ii.-.-.iiiih ..r lija jt,;iI i-.i.iii.iritv wliere
a
"a Me- le-.il ir.i'.-rintv. Iii.. etion in
' -'- - ' " ' ' 1 a
V.'.V.WAV.V.V.V.V. aVaVaWaSWaSVaVaV. V.V.V.V.V.W ?
A Week at the Marveout Mine.
Mo-t .ea.anliy. we have .jH-nt the
lime ..i.'iii ii.ii the nutuml attraetioiis
and n-li'l r.-ouri-e- of the old mil -i
ii .iinie. where the Chine-e l.ilin"l
fortv vear aj... An-I im doiiht tlu-v re
eeived va-t aiiiouutM.f the pr-iou. met
al that found it- way to their native
land. The ernde i.i.'th.ls of the Chi-ia-.e
have Ins-h replaeeit by the newer
ways of tin- present owners, and ail
alotii thi. hi-torie st renin we see busy
pro.i-roii. tniiier. with neat cny lioine
and ti.-te,.ite surroim.liiic. At the 1'.
. we met S. W. W'i- proinineiit
1 s""l'.-rii Or.on fanner
lb- ia l'o-t-
nia.ter, al-o the owner of the line Hy
draulic mine, where he ha. lived for
t'ie pa-t 1 veil r .In. I U low the family
rei l.-iiee we miw ill work the "(.iriz
?ley'' and us wh saw the Trent boulders
tofM-d nlsmt like pel. hie? by the foree
of the water, we thouht of the in
genuity of man, who. in thi- way is
t resting iroiii earth the weret of hi"
liidden t ivaMire.
Fai ther up the rreek are hw utnl tin;
el.iini-of Pat O'She.i and 1 1. 1 'ver. At
hot h mine e ry one is bu-y tiiiliin
the water supply, which is not eXH'ited
to last lonji. Next is the placer claim
of Swunk and Sons, that we are inf.. rul
ed have paid unusually well this treason.
Near their claims are the homes of the
lilder Mr. Swank and wile and Maurice
Swank and wife formerly Miss Addie
l!ailev of ( 'anxoiix ille. Farther mi we
reach the I ! recti Mountain Mine, where
much improvement has lteetl liiinle dur
ing this season. .It is now owned by
II. Stanley iile, of Portland, and inuiia
V by his son A. I,. Hilo, wliitisat
present surveyinjr on the 'U'Vi-lopeineut
work and perf.s'tiii plans for iinprove
nienta to be made next season.
As we view the evidences of the hila.r
lone during the past forty years, we
can K'an-cly Imagine the vast sum of
jfold, that redches the marts of trade
troni this small mining camp.
Sitting in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
II. Dyer, we can scurccly renlue Hmt
the. CilliilKil-.'u of WAV' is .'oinir on
Tuus-Iay n.iiil did not bring out the
cmnty papers, we do not know yet who
I al'e stilndard bearers. et we do ktniw
that the ji Tilgcinoiit Mud wisdom if our
Oiuntv ( 'onvi iition here select e.l i.,ul
,.,,,,",., nun ami we are cimtent. We aiv
t,0 l,nnj o( p.silive and popular
democratic pwple, and wo honor them
or their loyalty tu thwr houttl cvinvic
i( 'in:liiilii i fin in pa'i-l.i
limis fir 1 -: t -i 1 1 public ) tii:ii its, i-iitn-r
to i'nriiiiiit ions nr iii'liv idimV.
W'v laviir a p.iliry hv the the state
j ;i ii l the t'liitcl Static I , i , 1 1 fliall fur
Mlier I'ncter ami support mir lih"-ries.
j anil weii ipiit llie l.i'iii-latuie to cntirt
Mn Ii hirtlii r mi asures a- may he fimiel
I iv i pi lienre luie--., ry I nliliiin ihii.
ri-nlt.
V .fi-iii:iiiil jin.i init npiiu the im
i iniiliate p:i-:ie liv ('uiinv n( the
I nili-.l -liile- hi the iiltHiiiiariiriiif hill,
j l;im ii as t lie 'runt hill, imw peiiiliii:
in l he Senate.
Thai we laviir the prupOM il aiin-i..-Iliellt
I'lllie stale e-IID-t it lit ii hi proviiliii
f.ii' t lie inil iai iT iiml relereinluiii, ami
n 11 1 1 ii-io I its a.lnplinii hy the i-ople
t t!ie i-tate.
We ile lare.iir approval of llie pritiei-
h- iil the primary law eimetefl hy the
l.i jjir-lature at the -.es-inii of l'.Mll, it u,l
we rtk tin- l.e'i-lattire lo exteinl thif
law mi that in it- main feature it mav
; !' '" priniiiiy i leelion iii all elec
! tinii piei im t- throughout the -t:ite
Ali'l we illllliei reeoiiiiiieinl the i-li'e'ioii
ol I uiteil St.ite Se nators I y popular
Vote.
ATTORNEY (iENUKAL.
,r
Crawford's Success
State Convention.
in the
1 Tin
I'm tlaiiil Telegram, of 'I'hursilay
' n.l :
J " lu ll the evi lllli M-.--1I-1I h;i-i,i1-i
led iiiiiuiiiat i"iis were ii) order ti-r Altur
j liey- ielier:il. Senator M-irter-. lit
I I 'mini. is. nominated A M. Ctawlord. of
i I loui;! t-. li. V. t arter, of .Itu kjn. nmiii-
: liilted A. S. llilllllli-illd. of Jmi k.-"11l, iltld
; eaeh n-eii-l in.iny -.s-otid-. Al'hutih
: .-eral others had U-eti in the tield
(rim to the Humiliation-, their name
; did not i;o l-for- the cmiveiition. The
; vote !!: Crawford 177. il.iiiiinouil.
' si. i-attei in j 0. Hammond the ih -j
(ea-.e-l liin-li.late. nioMil that the
I nomination In- ma-le imatiitiioii-."
i The ''faithful" are already easeai
i bhng in Itosebnrrf anJ are in coonl
, tatiou with the "powers that be"'
; th'3 riiir as to who ahall te vven a
' place on the ticket to Ih nouiioate.1
in the couuty democratic convention
; to w held in Kooeburx tomorrow,
1 lU'Mlky.
CRAWFORD.
m
at- "
n eiM-i ;
:i-i..ii las:
ii--in 1 11.it : i 1'T
. ..; i ti-.. .11 last e- k. :i- tp.r:i 111
i r. 1-.1M-I hi- i -:.-. t i nt Uuil"ii
II.- r.-.i-! i;h N. C. ao-1 M. W. a
r,li !iie Ii tbe "tiiiD-iiii
1.. t irejoi: ill s.l iiud
.--. ; -i 1 the ptai-tiiv I U iil MarH- J
!:' i. l' eoui.tv. win re lie 1- e:l
ki.--.li ae.d lii-'-.lv -i. el- Ill I".!
: . v 1- :i HT..-.I t Mi-- I i--ri Wa!-"
-!'.. y .-.j. --; .iaujt.t. r t!.e late Ja.
;i ui !.' iiy ' r.:-.-!!. .-i tiiis e.-uu!y. an-i J
t 1 -ii a":-. nt ! " m-ir-
ir. Cr..i. I i. -i !.. st V.n-liti- I I Ij
h'-n-In- l- :iit ii 1 a i-ry Im ratixe law
l u-iiie U'.tii II lieu lie i-ail.e o
tiii-i city to ri-io.-. tliai l.i-i wi'e liiilit
wil- w-ry UliiaVoralOe ( l:er l.e..ltll.S
l.i tt.ie l"';'. la- .!- ai ;--int. .t Iti .-ier J
ill V. I.atid ;!,,-. :.t t!,i- j.ia.,.. m
a; 1.1; !l ee! i .-f I,:- t.-rni .'.iiii" rv
- l.u-l lie- :
w a :.il
from 11
i...-t-ir in ti
l- '.iee of :.t. . In IS-fci (,
lueinla-r "f tlif ! ji-Iatiire j
t y and was a i-roiuinei.t
Id-Ill. -e
ion of ls.17.
I It i-.bv .: -l-eii an a. tive, eann t S
t. year- ha. -viv.-d tbe J-art v very
". 1 1 . ty !.e-i:Ll-a!i Central ('oiunm- a"
li.ihe i ha-.n-ter and j.-,- more N
-t- .'-. r. .in ii'.le 11.11 iim h-r. and with-
a
kii.-u hi.ii is lo -.tet'iii hint wliieh '
ever In- i- known, e-im-iallv anion-; 5
June is a--'.ired.
lion, and their li-.iitioii In invinl
till-, the Kline prii!.-t-. Yetwcfeil
ri.-.re than -er. i--nvii'.-e.l that the
ir.ni l -riu.-iple. --t fori !i in --nr own
rejii'.tilii-.in party, are the wit, .afot
and U--t. We willvi-it the Hov'em
tuiiiei next wt-k. and will write of then
lat.-r on. M-"llik
Auct'o" Sale.
I. the nude rsicued. will on the t'Jth
of April Pr.', at 1 ..M-wk p. in. sell at
public auction at Job IVnniiiir's place,
1 mile north of I jiokiu-! tihi.i. to the
hihe.t bidder, wiles iilinve fid, ninety
lays t iui" w it h approvnf i ote.on tbe fol
'owiiiji: Household furniture and one
cook stove aud ca.kiuj: utensil, and all
kitchen furniture, several dozen fruit
jar-, - brass kettle.. I colony of ln-eg.
1 new patient hive, I irritnlstonc, 2 cul
tivator, - sets wnik harness, I waiut. 1
carri.ij;e, 1 w iiu-hester rille and other
things to tiiiiiierous to inciition ; and I
w ill sell eit her at auction or private sale
J iroad driving or work horses, 1 2-yrar-old
colt, L'J l ead cattle, 4 head hogs, 150
raiii sacks. I. S. Mono an,
tip Looking (.ilass, Or.
Stray ed Notice.
Taken up by the undersigned at
Olalla, sixteen head of cattle mostly
two year-oldn, branded "T" on llie
right hip; t bead sU-ars and 7 bead of
hieiers. V. K. Wm.i.s, Olalla, Ore.
It is cstiiiiiitui that over twenty thou
sand pcoj.ic have roitie into Oregon and
Washington since the new hotjieseek
ers eicnrsion rates have lieen iu fnnv.
Wjiflliipg'on cliiiuis to have nsiviil
three-fourths of them tint that is doubt
ful. That proportion may have conn;
in throtiiih that state, but they have
scattered all along up and down tho
west const.
Nasal CaUirh miickly ylulda to trMi
ruei't by Ely's Craauu iialm, which U ayrea
ably aromatio. It is received through th
nontrila, olsanaea and heula th whola tut
faca ovar which it dilTiuea ltealf. prugglaU
aell Uie ftOo. air.a; Trial au by nuul ;q
cents. Test it and you are sura to con tin a
the treatment
Announeincnt.
To aoconuuoiluta laoae who are partial
to the use of atomisers in applying liquid!
into Uie nasal jassnges for caiarrhal tnr.
fiat, tbe proprietors prepare Cream lUro in
liquid form, which will be known aa Ely'e
liquid Cream Cnltn. Price Including tbe
sprayiag tuba is 75 cents. DniRgiauj et by
mall The Uqtild form embodiea the med.
touial (wrrU v( tha toha frari,Uwa.
High Grade
r
The right way to do business is toet it I;iiicstlv and the honest way to do hnsi
ncss is to represent your goods :is ti c y rc I) nt try to make the public believe
that you are selling a hih grudj j;i;iii when it bciij;s to the lowest grade. There
are people who are willing to bit- the cheapest "! -. but tlvey want to buy them right.
Our success for twelve years has been brought by selling our goods at the right price ac
cording to the grade of the goods. L'ld-.vig pianos have been sold in Roseburg from
SiSo.ooto $450.xj; Kiugsbuns, same grr.de, fr-m SiXz.t.) to 5 2 5.00. Xow something
is wrong either with the piano or them.in wli sells it. Our prices have always been
uniform and about the same to all, notwithstanding we have done nearly all the high
grade piano business that has ever been done iu tlii- part of tiic country with Chitkerings,
YYebcrs and Kimballs. llcsidcs this all our contracts and agreements arc backed
up by the Eiler Piano House which is today the leading house of the Pacific coast and
carries the largest assortment of the diifercut high grade piauos that was ever sold by
any one concern.
T. K. RICHARDSON MUSIC
The Wanderer' Return.
( Wrllu o lor the Rotcb lrj PuiKIilun by
Elbert Border Hermann. Washington, L). C,
Marrb V, VXii )
W here rc the frlcD-l I ucd to knew
The uuca I left a few aliort J- an an'
None to f riit me. tnnugli I liok in Tain
Not oue, t- tii't tue welcome home aeaiu ;
I i-Dil my way alone the TlKace -.reet,
Cio"iy traanios erery (ac I meet,
Cnttl at lail, I am compelled too.rn,
I aui a utraofter at the iorta!t ol my bocic-
w here r- the o'.-l pi uteri U-V
A a.l har-ly Killers ( loilnrt livtvl past.
Their h'Hix-a I find il home Oiey be Ux'.ay
Are barred, lecrte'l. anil b'.k-n in do ay:
A rul In !iiair t e k Ue (trave 5 aM pt
And uirn my face, wliere ahite ftooe- dot
The erasay ati a"1 , ami here my J -tiniey end,
I am at laai ;i rroii ruled, i-y aiy IrieBilt.
Oeer for Senator.
j - - 11 t.. A j-ril 4. It 1- ii"w .-.-nera.ly
i ui). ierrt'--l thai in--rwiiI tiiake a lij't.t
I for tie- '-'Silioii ! I'uited -tale- s.-tia.
t'-r ai -I n iiiie im otSeui! eoi-Uri-iatii-ii oi
tiie -t-'ry is to ! otitaitied. im-n lio
-tan-l lii-.-h in tin- i-oiit).leiiei' I lie tiov-erti'-r
-late fr--!y lliat it t" iaet. (
U'lu-il s.-keu to m the -ul-ie t by
Ttie Journal i-iirTi-s4iU-lit. tin- li-iv-ern.tr
itujisy fjid : "For ii- -n--i'iit I
I.t leu tiii .tv aiivt!iia " and
far a.-in- t- i-oui--riiil. ttitr tu.i'ti r w i'.l
ioul'tie re-t till llie -liiofc'- tin- Uit- '
lie Im- in Hue tlie.l-lireS
ari-l awav.
Shiprxd Venison.
l'i;i. April 4 IVpnty liain.- War-Ien
lil-im. of It-wlMir-j, his suninii-'l iu
h Ji iinr --in- pain.- law v iolal.tr )m:i i-inl.
I". A. iie!l. luliv-s "U farm near
!'aiii. Satii'-.l.iv. j.Ien-le.1 guilty to -lii--t:z
vetii-'Mi on; the t..-i-. and was
!iril $". Tin- vetsti-in had tt 11 bii!..l
a. ".u'itry" and a-- e-iit .ipun-l ly
I'orttand to au Fran.-t-v. miierv
pu kaws.- of nu!try" had l-evii iutvr-i--ile-l
by l!ieautli-tritir--. and tl.t. was
l.roiiht laek to tie u-l hi
aaiu-l the .liipir. ueU.
e idelli-e
Headquarters For Furnish.
r..im m. Ai-rtl It is -ai i on I
lth'.ru v tnat W. J F'irr.ih. the K
pnblieaii i ainlida'e I'T (iovertior is s-..u
cumins lo Portland and thai he will : the l-t sra-'.e
tn up beu-l-piartcr in the city and p-i'i'i-s t;:'.'
will remain ben- and it-rsouahv conduct ' V '"J- " T'"
....... . III. iildTTl i.Ve
ins iMiuiiign. Mr. l-urnisit h repute.1 . cU;iiery Mtch a- bi:i ,'u-r. harr
to l..e the liel orranier in the Suite and etc.. ail n.-arly i.-a f .r ;
hi result are exix-cted from lit c..n.l"ioiri-i 1s,!,i:i-v,.ii tin,,- .c i
stmt practice at be.-.d.,u.irters. j 1 I;:'-V V" l"v ' .t-'-i-
I. . . .,, 'U lore htivinc. N-'i... b.-t liuvii-h
It t said that Mr. tiirni-ti will i.. ,;lVers i .-.-.i ai-p! v. A-i ire.-
uiakc a stuinp-speakiug tour through! " " I- I.. M rnirw.
the Mate. ni-tl t .X"in iiie lor.j'.a t o.. Orv.
HONEST CYCLES AT
HONEST PRICES
"s-57 1 1 .
FRAME 22 inch; option 20, 24, 26 inch. SKAT V03T Direct ti ting
FINISH Black, with goll stripe; olive c;reen or maroou
SADDLEHnnt 76. CRANKS 6s Ramblerr GEAR ;7, Si or S4
TIRES The famous G. & J. Heavy-tread Detachable.
THERE IS NOT A LAME PLACE IN THE RAMBLER ANYWHERE
A. G. MARSTERS & CO.
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Goods
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Model 52. Price $35.
Mens Heavy Roadster
SrKCII'ICATIONS
Uniform Prices.
HOUSE.
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u a ill -In Lo o-uiill X
of Roseburg
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t.r ! 3.Uiwi..-:t fi;;ij C.rrr-pt.lrni Sulii t Q
1 SUES
EMPIRE-
LiVeriJ, Feed Bed safe fatlES
C. P. BaajsaaD, Prop.
5addle Mors. Single and
Double at a I hours
Transiri 5Tocx jen
very bf?" cre ... .
Rates always reasonable
; Central Committea .Meetiox.
A !it" ;i:i-of Uie Rltli.-an Central
' -rmitl f t IVuIa. CiHiuty. in bere
'- i-.'iled lo navt at the nS, 4 tin
e'-.-iruian iit U-iuir. 4fyo,4i... .hi
.i;::r i.ty. t'.ie I.th day of April pi, at
1 -til.s k P. lor the pcn-isrifi-jar..,
.ug i..r tiur oa:u;a";-n aaj trarii-i-i;i.-
-ucli .Kl r biisin.-.. a- may omie U
: r' the ujwtin,:. The aievling i-. in
p. u.int and ail the .--MiiiuitU-un-n are
r-piese-l to be pn-nt.
A. H. C'svwi.tay.
J. A.
lUcll WAV.
ss.vretar-.
Chairman.
Popular ti.l it !;
, sites 4 to s. !-.,..
' brand"..
ch:Mn-ns" .li.-.-.,
pn.-. at HiLU-
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THE POPULAR WHEEL
BICYCLES
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