The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, July 28, 1902, Image 2

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    The Twict-i-Wfrk
Roseburg Plaindealer
Published Mondavi and Thursdays.
PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING CO.
AV. C. Conner, Editor and Tublishcr
Feed Wright, City Editor, Solicitor.
T. ti. Krm. Foreman
Twice-a-Teek PLaindealer. vtr year, $1.50
Entered at the Tost Office in Roseburg,
Ore., as eecond class mail matter.
Advertising Rates on Application.
Jl'I.V 2S. KHVJ.
The llosebnrf Board of Trade anJ
citizens at their recent meeting ami
reception to the distinguished rail
road men of the Harriman lines,
pledged themselves to famish .50,000
or 100,000 pamphlets descriptive of
Donglas coonty. The next thing in
line now is to get on, a noat, well
written, illustrated paniplilet that will
advertise and be a credit to the whole
county. The recent pamphlet is
sued was a very creditable one and
dealt impartially with all the county.
It would not be a bad idea to . re-issue
this pamphlet with a few revis
ions and a more artistic cover. It
contains abont all that is of interest
relative to Douglas county, its towns,
climate, resources, opportunities for
homeseekers and investors and was
nicely illnstrated.
Henry Watterson, the great South
erner and Kentucky Editor, in an in
terview at Ashland said: " If I were a
young man I would come to Oregon
to live, I cannot pee how any young
man with any 6ense at all can fail to
get rich in five years in this country
I predict that within 10 years there
will be 30,000,000 people west of the
Kocky mountains. The Isthmian ca
nal will revolutionize the country
The Pacific ocean will soon become
what the Atlantic is now and the
Alanfic will be relegated to the tear '
According to official figures, pro
mulgated by Secretary Root, the re
ceipts in the Philippines since Amer
ican occupation, have been greater
by $S,loS-200 than the expenditures
for the governmental purposes in tbe
blands. This of course does not in
elude military operations.
In a recent speech in Massachusettts
Bryan, declared harmony is impossi
able in the Democratic party. The
Nebraska leader cannot forgive the
faction of his party which, under the
leadership of David B. Hill and
Orover Cleveland, deserted mm in
the hour of need.
"It suits the Democracy this year
to assume that all trusts are Kepubli
can institutions," but ex-Senator
James Smith noted a solid fact when
he said : 45 Let os Democrats get rid
of our elock in the trusts lief ore we
attack them.''
A subscriber to the weekly, owing
thirteen years subscription, has had
the paper marked "refused"' without
jquidaung- These days are icy
cold compare J with the future of
6uch people, says th Albany Demo
crat.
The announcement that the Presi
dent is preparing to secure legisla
tion which will permit of federal su
pervision of the trusts, has robbed
the democrats of their last campaign
issue. It is not surprising that they
are trying to discredit it.
One hundred immigrants will come
to Oregon in the next five years
where one came tbe last ove years.
That means more people to pay tax
ep, more wealth and intelligence
brought into the state.
A remarkable instance of the spon
laneous expression of admiration oc
curred last week when the Presi
dent's name was cheered at tbe Mis
aouri state damocra'ic convention.
It's time to begin shaping np some
of your slock for exhibition at the
coming state and district fairs. With
out your aid such exbibitionswill not
amount to much.
The Harriman lines will do their
part in developing the great state,
but the co-operation of the citizens
of the state is necessary to achieve
the fullest results.
The successful queen of the Elk's
carnival in Portland will be present
ed with ?."00 in gold. The contest
therefore will be one, not for blood
or popularity but for pold..
The Oregon Press Association will
meet at Newport, Aug. 14th to 17th.
Th9 webfoot editors expect to have a
royal time this season at the favorite
seaside resort
Jeffries ought to have been
ashamHl of himself to pitch into a
msn fifteen years older and forty
pounds lighter than himself.
Thomas P. Hawley, of Carson, Nev,
has hnnouoced his candidacy for
United States Senator to succeed
Senator Jonec.
Binding of wheat has been legun.
The crop is a line one, the quality
first class.
Porto Rico's contentment and
prosperity are a sample of what fol
lows the flag.
This in the time of tba jear wLen
tbe coldea graia is be and to be
pbocked.
COUNTY BRIDGE WORK.
Yaporings of the Rcicw and its
Correspondent.
A FEW SOLID FACTS PRESENTED
Work of the Present County Board
as Compared w ith that of the
Union Economists.
In the lh.sebur..; Ilevi.-w of.lnlv L'l-t.
ipinred an article under the head f '
"Bridfie Repairs Needed." over the si--i
nature ol J. M. Robinson, l.lkten. Or.
.i T m p..i.;.,. : ... i'in.,n 1 1,.., 1
in which the 1Yvii.i:.ii:i: and the cum-
tv enrt was shari.lv criticised, the for-!
mer for its comment mi the Millwood
bridge di-aster and the latter lor an al
leged neglect iu the improvement oi the
county s loads an. I In i.Igcs. It lia lecii
Kserted all aioti-r since Mr. h'..hii:son
as defeated for eoiiiitv ( imisi..n.-r
two war-- a-ro that he has. ha. I a ureal
leal to say alM. ut county improvements
and has lieeii profuse in hi cl itici-tns i.i
the cot. ntv court, ir.siiiuaiitc' that the
oters made a threat mistake iu tin tiinj
him down at the polls, tlm barring the
"right man" from serving in the ""right
place." However, Mr. llol.insoii' par-j
ty, the Democrats, and the dear p-cuple j
were afforded an opportunity to rectify!
this inexeuseable mistake or blunder v '.'
in failing to elect him a member of the
countv hoard two vears ago. in the con
vention and chvt ion last spring, but it
scelii thev neglected .1 go! leu ..pmi ut
ility t.t do so, and accordingly, in hi-
own estimation, the "'right man" i; sti.1
in the 'Toiig place "
The attempt of Mr. Kobiie- u and our
very narrow-gtiaged, partisan iieighixr.
the Review, to saddle the blame for the
leplorable condition of a few remaining
county bridges iiou the present county
board and the Republican party w ill
prove a tlat failure, Kvaitse it is a well
known fact that during the administra
tion nf the present Republican county
board no lalor or expense hes been spar
ed to ferret out and rebuild or substan
tially improve as fast as i-ihle the
mmv liridg- s which were allowed to dt-
cav and lieeome unsafe throu:li the ne
glect and indifference of a loated '"ec
nomic"' union administration, during
which time a deaf ear vva tunn-I to
nearly all appeals for county improve-'
ments. In fact, the very bridge which
recently collapsed with Jiaster..i;s re
sults, was reiN.ned in a danger, .us con
dition t Judge Lyon during his ir.cutn
leiiey, but instead of rei.la.-ing its tim-l-r
it apiars that it wa inclosed, cov
ered and otherv. ise improved, however,
in a manner to only- increase its we.ght
and danger of collapsing, while it wa
generally snp.s,..l tin- ftructure had
leeii sulwtantially repaired, the dry p.-t
working on its limbers Laving unf..rtr.-
natelv, not leeii dis,-overed at that tin..'.
Il w ill further reinemb- re I that
the Demociatic or itn.nn judge r.-.,iii:ig
the deplorable condition ..f the .:i i:ty's
bridges and eeing the absolute necessi
ty for their immediate improvement at a
great txi'iise to the taxpayer-. ome jo
bridges standing Condemned at t ! i- time,
resigned Li .:R,v rather than I 1 1 1 1 1
this obligation to the taxpayer- mil in
cur t!li Unavoidable eX-elise to the
county, and nos.H.iier wa he sii. :',. l.-d
by a Republican judge when the eollaps.
of t lie Kat t"n:i"pta bridge wa-announced
the blame and r si-ni'-ibiiit v for
which as well as tiie late unfortunate
Millwood di-asier, a few lis.-oii. c: ted
individuals would lay at the Lands of
the present count v K.arl. which has
been vigorously pushing county im
provements repairing old and Lui! d'.ng
new bridgi-s-ever since assuming charge' yf
conutv affairs two vears ego it imi.rov,-
ments ln-ing more extensive and general
throughout the cunty during this brief
Ieri"Kl of time, than that made during a
corresi"ndins jerioI in tiie his
tory of the county. In snpi.rt .f this
statement we desire to call attention to
the following list of substantial imj.p.ve-
ments made at the or.l r of tiie resent
countv court during the past two vears:
XEW PRfIX.ES Ht lLT.
One bridge, covered, Days ("p-'k.
One bridge, open, Days Cp-ek.
One bridge. ojen, tlendale.
Two bridges, coverel, L'anyonviile.
One bridge, covered, Myrtle Creek.
Two bridges, one covered, Roseburg.
Two bridges, covered, at Little River
One bridge, covered, Old Oakland
One bridge, covered, I-cona.
HHIIX.ER BEPAIRED AT I.AROK EXPENSE.
Two bridges on Calapooia creek.
The Winston bridge across the South
I'mpqua.
The Shambrxik bridge at L'miua
Ferry.
Also numerous small bridges in dii
lerent parts of the county.
These bridges cost from SJQ. to
f2,.V)0.0i leach.
Other substantial repairs and improve
mcntB have long t-ince leen ordered and
will be made as rapidiy as the county
bridge builder with a conij.etcnt lone
of men can secure material and exe ute
the work.
Second Annual encampment.
Sc'cond Annual Iliii'iimplnenl of Pion
eers, Veterans, Native Sons and 1 laugh
ters will lie held at Olalla, Oregon. S. j.t .
3,4,.',, 1'KfJ.
liarlN-cue, fn-e dinner for cvcryb'h
first day ; Music, Hngs and speaU'n.!;
everyday; a grand aggregation of field
sports from Ktart to finish; abundance
of wom1, water and excellent camp
grounds free for all : no saloons or panics
of chance allowed on the grounds. I'.very
one cordially invited to attend and have
a general (rood time. Committkk.
To Solicit Funds for Pamphlet.
The Douglaw County J' ;;il of Trade
has apj-Kiinted I). S, K. Ruick and C. S.
Jakeon, to visit the tow iih of the county
f r the purpose of gathering data and se
curing funds to puhlish IDO.flOO pamph
lets show ing the resources; of Ijouglas
countv. These gentlemen will be
pleased to meet with the citiens
o.' the tvunty at the towns in the
near future for the a!ove purpose.
F. W. U'ooi.i.kv, I'rcsident.
Bargains in Wheels.
W'e have in stock several second baud
bicyclcH which we w ill sell at very low
prices or trade for wood.
it A. '. MAKrr.M C.
IIANUINC1 BEH FOR JOSEPHINE
September loth is the the Date Set
for (iihson's Execution at
Grants Pass
Wednesday niornin;, in t ho circuit
court of Josephine county, .ludu'i II. K.
Ilanna pronounced capital punish-
incut on .1. iihsi.M. who was convicted
last Satutday of murder in I In lirst de
cree f..r shooting John Sehiih:icIielor,
April lih last. The j(il;jr set Friday,
Seplrmh.'r llUli. a- the day mi winch
iilwim will hatii: for the crime.
Attne tune oi ins sememe, w ncu
a - U d u he had anythiu-to say, i.loii
"'l'1""1 '" ,,1, nejrative. and when the
iieani i-eiiaitv wa; iiroiiounceii lie simw-
no percept i
1 no peiveptihle eni.it mil. an. I walk
1 !
,,iKk x"hU
iiiiitlv. Throughout
the trail he had entirely h.-t that iudif.
fetint deincaiior w hi.h w as so n. .ticca-
bleat the former tr'al. Several times
during its progress he exclaimed : "My
i io.1. no one know s w hat fal-e swearing
has lieeii done against me." and would
cry and moan and fall 'Hi the lloor. Af
ter sentence had been passed he remark
ed that I.e wa glad it w a over w it h. as
he would rather hang than go through
the ordeal of an.'tln i" trial.
As there was no motion made for a
new trial w ithin the statutory time oi
l'l hours, liotie will U" made, but an ap
jva.l will be taiieti to the supreme court,
on .jite-t i. 'tis of the advisib'nity of testi
mony, and also in regard to the instruc
tions of the court with errors occurring
luring the tiial and duly cxcepte.1 to by
the defendant.
Uets Nine Years.
John a ier. the feliow who induced
l.ula Smith, a H-year-o!d girl to leave
her guardian and wLo was tried at the
recent term of circuit court, wa seii
ten. ed by Judge ! Iduua slue-'.ay to
serve a term of nine vears in the state
vi:itentiary. Judge V. C Hale dt--feiijed
Xavierand wii! appe.d the a-c
to the supreme court. The details of
the affair are to dirty to occupy the col
umns of this paper. Suilice to say it is
better for the protection of innocent
x o.iiig girls that tieii l- of aviers like
are kept secure lx hind prison birs
Grants I'ass Observer.
N heat Market Prospects.
New wheat ba opcn.sl at cents in
the Portland markets with tie' old rp.p
ptofed at b". Tiiis l.M.ks like a tirm
price !- cent i,.r the valley product
t'too prosiK-. ts a bright and the vicM
:i the whole, v. ' ln-tt-T than in the
past two M-;w,n. w:::. . c. tv no to the
i'.- ial sta;.. laid. The i ;.. . ., n cereal
lid not winter as well as u-na! and
-pring grain gives letter promise.
There are a few i-olalisl ca-e- where the
re, ftit higli n in-l-caused In aw grain to
Irooji but no gteat ainount ofdatnag'
re-c.ltet.
Catarrh of the BlsJJ.r
Is very comm .n in ls.th -i-si-. an 1 can
. ur.-l with S. P.. t'atarrh 'ure. which
ivs all irritable conditions ..f tie-
bladder, w Lich cans, s trisiiieut initiation
y w hich in time yotil. s,. .-..ntrol iin-l
inability to retain. In rhii Ireti it .ur-
nightly wettiiig --I' l-ed. l or s.ii,
dru .'gi-t-. Hook on 'a'arrh fr. c
dres- Mnith P.ros.. l"re-:io. C'al.
bv all
. Ad-
A (jo 3d Bargain.
1 now have .i farm in line order 1
hoiis,. new ) and 1 am all necessary out
l.'iiMing- with farming ina. hincrv from
; hra-b.-r .low n. This farm is for alc .!
reasonable term., an-i cheap. i.ine nine
from church and School In. !i-c. lor
further information inquire of or address
W. R. Wn t.s. oiall.i. Ur.
Need .More Help.
Often tie" oer-taxcl organs of diges
tion crv out tor help bv Ivsi.epsia s
pains, Nausea, Iiivim-ss. Hen, Jar he-1,
liver coin plaints, l.w, ! disorders. Such
trouLl. - ail f. r prompt ;;se..f Ir. Kinir'.
Nevv Life liii-. They are gentle,
thorough . -Mid cuaraiito-d t' cure. 2V
at A. C. Marster's drug store.
City Treasurer's Notice
Notice is hereby given to a'l parlies
holding city warrant-en lor-ed prior to
ct. .'!, PM. are requested to iresvnt
the sanic at the city treasurer's olti.-f for
payment as interest will o-asp therein
after the date of this notice.
Haled July It;, Pr.
IIaURY '. M.'K ( U,
(,'il v Treasurer
Card of Thanks.
We hereby desire to cs pres-our heart
felt thanks to the kind friend? and
nei'hlKirs for their many kind a ts in
aiding and comforting us in our late
and sad lx-reav cment in the loss of our
lieloved mother. These acts and ex
prtssioiis. of sympatliy will ever Ih
cherished ill our memories.
W. T. Wmoiir and others.
Milk, .Milk, Milk.
J lie i ta.l.lis ai v will lunnsli von
liottle.l milk from July l.'i. p.H2, at five
cents per ipiait and in addition to this
bllltrJ inilk free.
Weelainith.it under our new process
of aerating, purifying and lnitllinj
'which should h- the east? with all milk
consumed) you get from twenty-five to
fifty icr cent more value for less money
than any other jnilk delivery in the city
affords. The milk delivered is in jiiali-
ly A 1 and guaranteed to give you entire
satisfaction. Ah published on our for
mer rate cards I allow one week's trial
free of charge unless entirely satisfao
torv. If von think tint alove i over
draw n, why not give it a trial that we
may demonstrate. Why not seiid
your money where your dollars go the
farthest, and patronize a eniiiineiit
business? all.
Saves a Woman's Life.
Tohave iven up would Lave meant
death for Mrs. Iis Crapp, of JlorcLester
Mass. For years, she Lad endured un
told misery from a severe hint; trouble
and obtlinatc cough. "Often," (die
writes, "I could scarcely breath and
sometimes could not f-peak. All doc
tors and remedies failed till I used Ir.
Kind's .New Iiiseovery for Consumption
and was completely cured." Sufferers
from Coughs, Colds, Throat and I.uiijr
Trouble need thii grnd remedy, for it
never di-appoinl s
Curei.s guaranteed
by A (' Marsterw l'rice .Vic and fl.OO
Trial iot t !- fifc.i.
JEFFRIES THE VICTOR.
Knocked Out Fitsimmons
the Eighth Round.
in
AFTER A TERRINC
CONTEST. I '
Fitz had the Best of the I ltit Unill
the .Moment of Defeat Came.
Jeff Badly Punished
S.v 1 it v( is o, ( ' w ,.
lihtim-a battle . .f , i...
. July "'.". Alter
M rounds, fraught
with brilliant and courageous work,
P-ibei t 1" il.i-iiiimoii- tonight ioi feitcl hi-
last claim iiioii the heaw -weight cham-
pioiiship. I fe l.ie kc 1 to thetloor
by James Jeffries, and counted out after
he had so badly punished the champion
thai it v as a ton -gone l oiiclu-ion among
t he s.ei tatoie- tlat the Cornishmau
mn-tuiu. I '. 1 . -. . 1 i 1 1 fioiiia numU-rof
gashes, iiipai.ntlv weakening, and
clearl v unable cope w it h I'ltsimmons.
superior ski!!. .billies delivered two
lu. l.y puiu 1 -. a- ritsimiiimis pau-.-d
in the light o sp, .,!; t hiiM--.u ing he
Wa- I.Ii.k ke.l ollt-.it.d tllllled the tide.
l'it.-imiiiotis tried to i i e fioiu the mat
but sank down again in helplessness,
and heard bin self counted out where
but a moment bcim,. he had apparently
all the lietter of it.
"1 will never light again," said the
battle-scarred veteran of the ring when
he had sutlicicnlly recovered to talk.
"The light w a- fairlv won. and'toil.e
l-t Inail be..!i. tiie l.iiir.l-,' '
V.. ii
alive."
I'onsidel
what I
re
, 1
II:
. l.l lljel oil- loan
relc.in. "and I
to have vi.-ii
aid .Icftri".
Hi V self 1
did!"
I i&lu By RounJs.
Round 1 ii.ey came quickly to tic
center. Ijotii feinting rapidly. .! ffrie
followed I'.ob around, feinting with the
left and looking lor an - ning. I it,
was the tirst to 1,-a 1. He -en! a short
right jab to the fa. , and aiio'lerotie
later. .Ictf eroii, hid and ru-h.-d. but
Fit f-ide-te,.;,-l. Jeff lolce.i his l,.,n
into a corner. i..it misse l a left swing.
Then I "it-i:i;ti.oii tr!:-l f..r tie- fac.
landing light:;.. When t he g- ng .ici. I
(sl Jeff v, a- on the a.g:. s-ive The
champion' n w a-i le--. ling -light !y.
Round - Jeffrie- went after 1 it-im-m..as.
trying a left e-r t' e Lead an !
falling -holt. I'itl-i-.ke ground i fo.-e
J.-tl's left. 1.'.,: finally tried a i.-ft f..r t' c
head. Jell' s ..nt ag.nll-l the r"! s
v it h a !:'! on the )--!y. lit put two
le
..k
II tl
I.i
and g-1 o.;t the
ti.- round .left wa-
'111 lo-.k l.l.ltt'tS
aine up forcing
:: - i;.. .si hi::,
i J. ;; j u-h.sl ;t.'
I . - ' p' ile I -v it'ii a
. I.:.,--! !..:;, .w.si.
way. At tic- c!
Solllrwi.at W
Cooiy.
Round
ttr.
matters. Hi - hi.
.1 little. I II t he . i
ba. k. Jett's i !.. 1
left hook, aiai t
The chami.io.i i u
. i
sw iugiag a e-.t
bl.- k.sl. hut the
in ti.e -to:,:. i. h.
m l right. T
!ct C.ltlgh' 1
V I re
hard
t ti.
n.i. j.,1.1..-1 ., !,
t W !'
Jeff l.-ok. I vi
.1. f: '
; th.
f.-.c
W .s
i the
v.r.-d v.;!,
routm.
R.ciui l-.I.
..ga
d.
I le w as v ry u
l it's I. ft ' ...!
1
r o
1 :t
b .i,
:ht
ft !:
- :t .!. !;.- 1: ad
1 started hi --!.
:i the h. ',. but
1.-. i..- -or th-l.-ly.
ft i..r the 1-sly
o on the fa. e.
ope" ati l p'tt a
. Kiev fought
- la. e w il h 'elt
! !v and wa-
k with a lei"
let! got ;iU.c.
!i'-r
1 :v
me in wit!
head and .mother fo
ti,
Rof.tl-I ." Jeff s.-!i!
but mi cd and got
Jeff f..r.-,sl J ,; t.. the
left OH ti.e i'.lCe twi
rat'in. v. t it ce.tt i ig .1.
I!
;ali. .1
o'w.i- h!--P
tir.sl.
Round "i Jeff rit-i.e !, l ilt ti.ewiley
ret I.e.i i bl.- ki-l ev.TV b.-.w .I'l l got "Ut
fthe way. Tle-y echang.sl lefts on
the hea l. Fitz U iug the tno-t damaging.
Fitz showed remarkab!" h-v. rne. in
P'-ttingaway fro-.'.i the rn-hes.
Round, 7 .b tiriis j.ut two 1. rriti.
swings on the l-.lv. an I ..tie on tin-
.-ad. Fit j:ib!-l him thr.-,- times-on
the mottth and force.! him t- tiie nil.-'.
feff ( am.- ha.-k lik" an enrag d bull, and
rush.-d the smaller man to the ropes
putting a left on th. Irrly and aright
.vr tin- h.-ait.
Round s. They went at it. Fit put
ting a h-ft on the face and t - k one on
the head. They came together and
clinched. As 1 iu .tci. I) back he
smiled and sj.ke to Jeff. IVfoie he
could g. t out of reach, Jell" ijuickly
hooked Li- left on the jaw and Fit went
dow u and out.
Jeffrie- Lad Lis n.,.,. broken and alo
several bad ga-Lc cut in Lis fa.-e in the
light, while Fit got off with a badly
brtli-ed left side and badly bruis.il
hands.
Good Paying Depository.
I..intable Sav nigs aud l.oan Associa
tion of Portland, 'has. Fi. I.add, presi
dent: T. 15. Wilcox, vice-president, pays
about Pi ir cent on leW'sits. Address
M. F. 1 1 AN VII K,
Alp Roseburg. re.
Bargains in Wheels.
We have in sI.k k s.-veial second hand
bicycles w hich w e w ill sell at very low
prices or will trade for wood.
t f A . ( '. M viisi i. its ,v. ( '.
$ioo Reward $ioo.
Tin' readers of this paper will Im'
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that siciice has lieeii
able to cure in sill its Mages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure know n to the medical
fraternity. ( atarrh Ix-iup n constitu
tional disease, reipiireH :i ('oust itul ioiml
treatinent. 1 lall'sCatarrh (!ttre is taken
infernally, act i up directly iion the
li.sl ami mucous stirlaces ol the svstem
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and givinp the patient
Htreiigth by buildni); us the constitution
and assisting nature in doiin. its work
i ......
l ne proprietors nave so rnncn i a it li m
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimoni
als.
Address F. .1. Chkntv .vCo.,
Toledo, O.
SoM by Ilrtigi.isls, 7"c.
Hulls Family Fills, are the best.
lial nave the gein lenieii who were
ko sure that a large standing army was
to he used to intimidate 1 lift people to
sav of Secretary lioot'n order iclm-ine
ti" .l(..i ,.f .' .,an.liiiLr uunv in,,
, tliali III, IKHI, leaving its cnliie t rt'llth
'j,4'j7 men'.',
DEALS UNION HARD BLOW.
Union Men Must Not Attempt to Dis
suade Their Fellows From
Working.
P.i:ki.Rsm i:.. W. Va., Julv L'l.
"i1"'1 Elates Mslricl .ludtre Jackson (
day hainle.l Mown a ili i isi.iii in tin
ises
ol several si like lea-lers, Ullollli
ers, w lioilic accuse.!
of violating his .injunction restraining
them from in any w ay interfering il h the
Working of the an I hracite luinei in t he
Pennsylvania and vVo-t Virginia strike
.li-liict-. Ilaggetly vv.1- s.-nteiiicd to '.in
d.lVs' im pi i-uii mi'iit and Morgan. Rice,
Wilson, P.lakeley, liacn and l.askavich
tol.n.laV -. The others W il! be selltel I
later, but it i- Udicvcd Mother .loi.e,
W ill gel otf V ill! a he.lVV line.
The decision is ol I tiie nio-t --.Veep.
iug ev. r handed down iu an injunction
case, and the miner- agl. . ti.at il is the
lllost elfe, live blow thai could be stlllck
agaili-t their cause. .I.el.-oii iihol.s
the righteoll-ne-s oi i 1 1 p 1 1 .e t io n - :itld
hue-it i-a mistaken id.-.i to -it p.-e !
it t he coin I - ..I t hi - i ii ! r abii-e t hi
ll! . I le says 1 1..- d. ie ... l.int - in 1 1 v ing
II
i i
to 1 1 1 . 1 ' 1 e n
If. ting gre.
employer-,
part was
denounced
nier- to .juil w oi k v.eie in- (
t damage an I : njui v tlir i
in. i I nat s H. i , ;, , lion on t he: r
ille.g.,1 and mali. ion-, lb-
I lie HI !el .III. e .1 ..l her
Jones ;S nil
mgr..,-, tii oi t !. -i-nti :i.. nt-
of tho-e W ho lielicve ill
anarchv. and maintain.-
inuni-m and
that the right
of t
i itieii to l.iU.r for nag. - that he
lied with is a right pf t. . t.-d bv
is s;,tl
law.
The
the d.
!.l,d.lut-. !,
. tel..!- t . pi.
pel li.lM. d to
Illot di-oi K'l W h i
Unpu'iish.-d. W oil!
to anarchv.
Mil.:! pal.ig..
wt-f.- !, .t.-.'i to
.! .lie- who-,- etior!
M..;her
f ui.i-.:i-
wii.
!' a .
dei hire 1. v.ereentiii !'.
I w oiuau .
If a Man Lie to ou
t r
.'ed I -e;
, Vl! v
Is e,;i .
oil-. 1
!-
! at
ti..eni.
r.t. i
ea i
I:'- A i i.i
I ln.ove'
;! i.
- ..f i:
c . .C;
". ' H's
A. f.
thirtv
l'.o.!s, fi.nis, l e
an 1 ski,; Frup'.i
and ( he.ij- -t .
R --burg. 1 1,. .
1- -t
-It's
MONEY' SAVERS
This Column Is HditeJ by our Mer
chants and Business People.
I'r i a n I'.r. a 1 l'r. -m ,.-,- at s ...
ver- i;.i. r . .
s' :.. t: .;.k '2'' . ;..! ..;
s,.:.!.s..i,'..
i.i.-.il t. v.'i s. ..
y. "i r- -k. 't. ..-a! -
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at I. I'. I'.rvai.'s
.1 ...
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w.
.. v - . -
t he T.t
.. .ro.t
-. !! f..
,-reat at;
and re;..
We ...
Wii! I n II
Unci,, c
i I.
i
i-
P.... b.,r
sii Wind- ,
at. 1 dy.-!.
I M t o '.l
Ilai-o.toi..
I-
iks.
I
J. !
lb
!.! aostr.ict I--4 s
'tive li- y : r .r L-r i
Voll W i! ! -. .'.;-!! -1
pi ice t '. . h. . - vk
s I lar i .v a
I - i:
Send v-ur i-.t!.s to
1-
clean.-1. pressed , r
oj j-i-'te Presbyterian !
1'"-:I," oi.lv ei.-ived
;.it.
'in the ina; si t. I l;i .j... ;,: Ri -ig, tt
II.ii le ss .hop. ; P.
I. and J I... be
ing for I. Il v.-ti're i'r
sii.-- n
. Mi
ur window. Jose,i,-..n ,s
S kes an 1 t arr"l! . re r. p.ir. i to do
your phiinbirig and ret-aiung ..n hicrt
nofic.' all work i'j-to-..,tc ;n; 1 guaraii-
t'S-d. tf
Th 1.1:1:1 or w in w ho hesitate, i-
! -t. lo 1. ,t sitate. therefore, to ;il,e
advatitage of ..c.r ciiraiii-s-sa;,. ,, r;,i,.
m. r g".s!-. J .-ej.byon's
I '.r inf.. 1 niation c
neerning ti.'
iatioti. w rite ,
ag. i.' :.,r I.
R..n 1 ire belief -...
ti A. J. I'.n. hanati.
County. Ri -it. i I
Mar-t.r- p.
R.-e-
tf.
bur?. reg..ii.
We are in.: di-
and investigation
stant iate every . !,
.pulity and ue. I
soil's.
Weekly F.;:,o
l.im. Weekly i.
Chronicle ?1. ",
n -cr- . t i
n j'ti.
.' ..cr prices w ill sub
: of ,.ui . i st.-rli ng
l.l'e price'. J.'sej.h-
. r. tI.V. U'e. k!v t al
gomaii f Weekly
a vi. ir; leave v..ur
subscriptions ;it
Camions
R. k .V Ma-
tiotlerv St'Ue.
A IceW line of Coif ill - jll-t I' '
strong's I'.-g Furniture St.-re
lounges ;ni. I if v.iii c;, ii take a
them you w ill iind the tariff ha
ivci at
Is., bed
l..k :it
Id ef-
fee ted the price seriously.
I f you arc intending to take a t ri
you know that toucan get Utter
(hca.er trunks. aSisc-. telescopes
ca.es and band bags at Strotig:.
Furniture Store than any place in t.
. do
and
suit
big
iWll"
I or Abstia. Is ,
Im: full and cone
elt'ecliug I f n litl.
upstairs in the
woi k is gnaiaiite
.f Title. gl.,-.',ntecd t.
t copies of .ill record-
. .'.Ill on I I .III k I . Alley
Marks building. Ili
d collect, and prices
are
'easolia l-ie.
1. s ;"'1' l'""1 '
old ami reliable bre insurance companies
snow prepared to do a general lire in -
siirance business. Iiimiic with h im.
. . .1 11 n ,.-
(Jlhce at tiie lit lla.l. II.
Over -ItMlaercs of splendid piistuie to
. ,, ,. ,. 1 e, 1,1 .
let, near .Myrtle, reck. . lock tahcii
pasture oil very reasonable terms. I ,n -
piireof While'iV .Mcfoy eillu r al Mvr-
Ill' , M'CK Ol ' " I'.O-. ' '1- .-'il. ... I" i
Stearns ('henow.th have just ri'
ceived a cr load Mcl;oriuick Mowers,
RakeHand Riudcrs and till kinds of ex.
tras. Hay carriers, forks and pnllies, j
.1 .' 1. l..-:..l....-., l...... I. Il
Ihree kinds day rope, nc-t iiarvcsier
machine oil.
Don't complain about bad bread when
you can ird the best in the country at
Seiver's Rakery. 'ur brea I is no itnita
tion m'ter Koiiielsnly else, but a receipt
ofotirown. It takes the lead any place
wherever the Raker's art in known and
is appreciated. Sievern Rakery.
Stearns k C'hcnoweth of Oakland,
have received a car load of iron cladRush
ford wasoitM with outer tx'arinc blin k.
Fully warranlel Ruggies, Macks and
Cultivators. The llanmiel paint, the
iH-i-t and cheapet-t. Mixed paints, w hite
lead, oils, w indows, doorfi mid shingles,
On account of the irregular surveys (
many of the townships in the Roseburg
hind district, it is almost impossible to
locate section corners without a copy of
the tioveriiiiicul Purvey. Frank R. Alley,
Abstractor of this city, has a eompli ic
set of tracings of all Mtrveyed townships,
and will furnish blue prints of t-aiue,
hhowlujf nil vacant lands.
Jill r BAif&$
Monday afternoon we sold two fine instruments from the
Roseburg house. We are making special Reductions iu
order to make room for our next car which is now on the
waj'. One half of this lot we will drop oil at Cottage
Grove and the hclance we will bring to Ro.veburg. Watch
this space for the announcemeut of.ti.e ntw car.. When
you see Uncle Sam dancing to our music you will know
our new car has arrived
Our prices are such that the people see it is to their advantage to patronize
us. You will nua tiie
T. K. RICHARDSON MUSIC HOUSE 3
AT ROSKUIJRG Oil CoTTAGi: GRuVE.
INDIAN WAR
A b'.il ha- Lei-n pa--(sl Ly Congress to i'iision Indian War 'eter..t,- v. ho -. rv
a- i.ii-t. d nTen or othcer-thirty 'layf or more in any of tbe f..!i.. v:rg ';..,t,
v. ar-. Widow - of derail", w ho have not r-inarrifl. are i t.t tie-1 t -, a j -n ;
1. 1! ri !a and Oeorgia Mninole ls;7-i3ls
J. Kever Ri'.er of lilinoi- ;sg7
:;. sac and I n of Illinois I!!
i. sabiti Indian Iist'irlaiii--- Ksl;7
'. ( 'aviis,- War of Oregon Territory isi7-!"4s
... Ih 'rid a War- '
7. Texisar.d N w Mexico IM'H
s. I t..h Indian I i-turba:ici-s .-'
;. Califoriiia Indian Ii-tnrl-a':ce . . . i v"1-i.".l'
10. regoii and Washington Territory War- . . . 1 -v.", J J .-,,,
1 1. ... der to pr .p. rly pre;. ar.- applications, fit! J name and -.-n ice o: i.i . r i.
Is- - nt ::.e. I f - d-lit-r 1-dead, then full nam.- of nid.c, in addition to ..;.; -viie.
Addre-, T. A. WimiIi. portion ' r g
r . :
J. II. r.l't 1IAN AN, Roseburg. Ore,
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
; N. ti.-e ii- hereby gic;i that tiie part-)
;.. r-i;i j. 1.1 r.-tofole eXitillg Under the,
, tirm i..,n.eof Kent V I'.ii.'.ge., ....ing I.e..
' itie-s in Roiiglas .s.v.nty. On gon, the
s," 1 i :ir! ti.-rsblo b.ivill'. In-ell c .Ii. t .ssl
: V. . U . K. tit and J". T. l.n lg. s. i
thi-day .h hy mutual ciiM-i.t. .
Ti.e si.! w. w. Kent sucee-uto ali in-
t.T. .1 - , f si i.l i ti t i:er-i.it, an 1 w ill
1 . t all s..i... ,pi,. .,,,1 j .ay a'.! i the Ka-
il ai' -;.i l liri.i. Ail j-r-.t.- ir.det-t-.
1 : :. i I t.riu wii! m..kc in.nndiate
p.iyi . j t to W, W. K. t.t.
I'a -si ..t I'r.i.u. Ot.go.,. ti.i- 'ti, d..y
..t J::iv. !tn-". W. W . KKN I".
j. r. r,i:iix;i;s.
1 . rioerelv d-.ii.g busini s- under the
i linn name . f Kent I'.ridg.-. Jl'KU
Notice for Publication.
fl ::.. s;,'.i 1 ,g. , j
1 k t'llr. . itycoa. J.:i 1 . t.'.'.
. N..'.. v .. I i-fs-;. ic-.on lirnt i:i ronttuianrf j
i .i.ti 1:. i-rov .f he rt ..( I'ougrt-s 1
J.i:;,-"".,:-. r.tit let 'An ct Uk ;.l.- ! ol J
1 .ra - - '.mil- i't tl:- tAT- t.I a.il.rf ii.. (f-eoi:. !
N. . -. i. xn 1 w-i.c'r-nTi TVrr :orr. i c.cnJ t
'!:. F i ;. !jiiIsi:. 11 ! ..f Aus'i'l
i l-.C. j
rtTEK Bt HKHART
. ' 1 n:. r. .M-y -.1 Ui).;-w. t of tTi
:i n l.a li.i- lt" Diel n lbi e.Ti. ri orn j
;.' i 11 N" ' t..r ih t-er. Iip lit- Sw
.1X1 ,.r. N',. S , S'. el lt...J
v.. ..i.h p : ii.iilli la: te 1 ft !
; n 1 xi.i n?.-r jf t Unit th4t (
1m i .T:-hl i mori-Tiuai.' for i!t.in- 1
; it-r .r fT. '.t' thn i t mzrwi ,nirl purr-, al
; t i t -! ;:& u Uir-.i iu mi4 ! Uttore I. 1
I li.msick I' s "sum iMt eii.-r. '. tvkiaad. J
i..m- .,i ..-j M..n.t-. ihr g':ti.l of ts?j.tc:i!r. J
1 f lie itairr- 3 wi'nisv l'i I, r A I'urrh, I
; I H . .a- r. v ,-..uua. J i; p.Tt. ra.-'. I. G-"oj- '
" h rv. K 1 a. .mr .-I ivrln l'r-ou. j
j Any :.-!! Krs)C. '.t:uicg t cr-ely tl
iv, .i.-s. r-.tisi ln.d. r- r-.1 -tr1 to j
! l'i' .r !n m ri 1 hi eft.-e mi .r lk-f..e' wiLl ."'th
1 .:(.! i-.!.,i"i.
Jir j. 1. uKiiH.t.9. utsisirr. 1
Notice for Publication.
fuilol ftnc I.MlJ l.v
Kc-b :rs. (in-"U. Iir, 2e. ls-g.
N.-oit i l.r.Tt.y r'en thkt la c.MBiIlne
.'h tho 1 rt.v i--.. .1 . el tbf ol otig r of
Jui.e .: eiit.iivl "An M fir Ihe ol
1: :til-r lan.ts in :be s:trel '.:(ern.. (..ref vn
Nev.i U R.hi!i(!en l:rit..rr." 'X!enJ
. ! t" a'. Hit pnti.c ImiiU t'.'.c by aetol AuguM
! " Ji'Elo Cifl t."RD
..( l:o. i.iipg c.t'.inty 01 loeifis. tt,otOref.'a,
bitsttn..ts t' iM lu tt.i ntTi-c ut fu..ru i'i
: -flit .N.. JTT.. fei tin i.ur.-he f 111? N1, SE'f.
5't.Vf(. N'.eK! ot-c. , tp s., K
mi hi 1"! o-'Vt iix.I to i hen :hl tfcf UuJ.iKht
i- 1... :e talual'le ler 11 (imurr et tioiie ttaaa
loi CoCil;tnri ptir. -. ku.1 lu -'.bh-h ft1.
i!i:n l-f..r ihf l.-u.tT uJ Kri-civet vt tUi
o!nrr uf Kestbuig.crrgou.
..ii Tlinr-lnv the l' th day of m i..U r wo Hr
iiue- vMio.'.-sfs: Be ri M. Mullen A J Bu-
!unHii. Jehu (tivrn kill 1 brl? 1 b"iu nil el
K '-ei inv crigon.
vu an. I all fpison. rlcimini; Jvcrw-ly the
"W.v .1.-. riU-,1 tali.! are r-iUsSl'l t tiie thMr
. .ainif iu Oc ufTu e u or lierv' said l'-th tlav cf
' 'etc Ir, l. .'. J. T. BKIDtiKs
J.-jp Kcfiiter.
Rcgistr.niou of Laud Title
In HieCireuit f.mrt ol the State of On-con,
fur ih, con my ft Uoii'la.
In the i..atfiT ( tli? application "It
II J W ll.soN
I" rxistt-r tiie title n the taint in Mild (
.iipltiulluu described . I
iilnit I
ilie frit. -1 ii. 111. 1 vt t tiHil of iuilivvei ... ...
lU.-trU'r iii'It'Ulliv-i't n
t .inarli r ut north ' '
1 . i .itimrtrr 01 .x:iiu una ,r imhi r
i ml eiKt halt at iitt(eat tiarttT of o
I ii-'n (line, iu lown-hlp :'4) nutl.. of
j nuij:-? wt'M . W. M , rimrlvn W. -lohu j
jr.. W.1..V.MM ITMAYCNTKRN:
i Ke iioiic, ihat on the J nu day of Juiv.A.
1 i. l'.i.' an appln n ion uaf til.il l.y ui.l II. I.
I H "'.. '," e irei t'.mn oi loii!aa count
I.ir initiHl fCsislmiinn ol the line In the land
Blivc d.-vrll.-.l. Now iinlcfs ..u an ar on
or llore Hie 27th day ol August .t Ii. ltaK, and
I how cause vh It y Mich application i all not In
j Rr:iiitf1. the "anif will Iru Uakeu s tNmf.is,! snl
j a decree will he ciiicred accord hue to the praver
j ' !.pl.cil mi ami y..u will b,- lorever barr-
.-l..
1st (Mill (lis
i '.niJ
I). K. Sli VMIIKiiDK.
(Ink,
JOHN If. SHI PK.
j II Applicant a Attorney.
w
VN'TF.n Immediately, 10,000
homes by eastern home-seek- j
ers wlm desire t purcli e di
nrt from owners, ranches '
farms, itnprovtHl and unimprovist lands, I
and city property. rite it yon ve ftiiy
thin to sell. Address,
TUtlS. H . CANTI.IN,
Bj.ll llwuco, Wimh
-IXSFRi: IN TIIE-
INSURANCE AT COST.
Head (lillce, McMinnvilh', Orrgou
Amt.of iiKsurancein force, 11,000,000.00
Net eai" " one year, ",ii2S,7S7.tH
isaviui its uienilH'r.s I vr., K0,.rifll.t'm
Number separate rinks, 22,;UKI
!s A. J. Buchanan,
IvVidiuru, Oro.'on, Ajt. (or I)ouilns C.
r
-J. A ,
dcsi matccs ann me nest instruments at the
PHNSIONi'
UNIVERSITY
EUGENE,
Hie first c-:;:cstcr. scs-:o;i
. . ..
i'iu uci i , i.i. i . u-ju
comprised in the rnivcr.sity.
T ' f prn t it r ifnr; .i 1 ,t.-
Literature, Ssieucc ani Art?.
gxnecnnK, I niversiiv Ac.vleniy. School of Music, School
of Medicine, School of La v.
Tuition free, exc-Miti: in srW.T .."--- rA;;
aud Music. (Incident 1 f,
ce
2.50 per year.)
per year.
Cost of
cr catalogue, address
REGISTRAR OF
i SIEVER'S BAKERY, "$
m
WF. ARK sTII.I. IN TIIF. I.i:.I
Fine Cream and
vv e cam" t" K'-s. iii-.rv t.. .;.iy.
a:;
t:ie ira te 1:1 tne tntun- a- 1:1 tiu- ..;-!.
Join in the pr"ce.isi-'ii f w. i! pi.-.i-.,;
tinually pas.-r.g in an ! ,n ,.f ,.,;r .(..;
THE BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. 5
$ J. SIEVERS, Proprietor 5
;y-vV.W.V.VV.V.V.'.V.V.V.V.".V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.W.
Drain Gardiner I
COOS BHY STAGE
C'ltritiiencing with Monday, .I.-.nu.trv- :1.
the fare from Irain t- Cs R.tv. I'..igg.ge all.
50 pounds. Traveiiiiii: men tre a'ih.we.1 T.'i p
have 300 pounds or more. All excess b.t-g-.igi.
lowance will be wade for round trip. IA1I.Y
For further information address
3
A CAR
Mitchell
ALL SIZES, JUST ARRIVED
oVTbrSnts l,f and M'" ??ies, Surrevs
ana Roail Waons on liaiul.
If you wish comfort, elegauee aud a
reasonable price, see us before buying
J. F.
arker
ROSKBURO.
L.C. Smith
..Guns..
SHOT GUNSEIPLES and PISTOLS
A COMPLETE LINE
S. K. SYKES, Hardware,
OlLLO zS
DAILY 3
INCREASING 3
Sometimes
Two
and even
Three
a Day
IT HELPS YOU
Vi K- .
tLed..;;
i-::r .11. d frt'li f.r
t rie. i; v.ti ea
at t:
Umpqua Bakery
Jr..m ti.e
!a vs
I KESH AND CLEAN
J i:ms k nimm
;r:.-:..r.
N. r.:. J
OF OREGOi
OREGON.
u,2-. ov.ivt, V,ind,r
"
j
iu.:; scr.co.5 auu Loi.eges are
( radii ate School. College of
" T t , t.
Col'e.cre of Science and En-
- .'.UiViU.
Student-Body tax
iiVlUg
' I CO. CO to ?2CX).CO
THE UNIVERSITY,
Eugene, Oregon
' itrji r a m
near Cass
MT!1 ..Fl:
Homemade Bread
,
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..g t y
.s
ROUTE 5
V:. wo w char ;.50 for
auce W i:h each in!! far., !
- . T
dud baggage when tLey
jets, i-r p.-.; sr.. I. ar. I no al
TA.F. J R. Sawyers, 5
Rroprietor, Prain, Oregon Jt
LOAD
Wagons
& Co.
ORHGOX
The only gun iu the
world guaranteed to
shoot Xitro powder
aud not get loose...