The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, August 11, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt l I O00CX)0OXXXXXX00CXXX3C0O0000C000000C ..Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show.. Will be Here August 30, So Will We. RICE & RICE THE HOUSE FURNISHERS Come in and rest yourself while in town. Admis sion Free. Plenty chairs and stools. TRACEY LAST STAND. Body Nearly Striped of Clothing by Relic Seekers. Remains Taken to Salem. W-'- V GOOD GRANITE are is the most economical. iuot durable aud most sstisfactoiy mate rial for kitchen nee. It would be hard to find a larger assortment or a better quality of Granite Ware than we have, and we want yoo to Fee it. The good kind costs no more than thepoarkiud if you buy the good kind hf re. t r.-i. It's a Real Pleasure to get the uials for the family when yon hare a complete set of necessary utensils with a new stylo Standard Range to cook npon. We Furnish Kitchens throughout, and can nave voir time and money, and many steps 'when yon want anything in the way of kitchen enpi lies. We are prepared for you all. Largest Selection of Furniture in South-western Oregon. Come and see us and buy where your S5 go farthest. Wholesale and Retail. RICE & RICE 'ooooocooo(xx(X)ooooaocoooooooooooeooooocsooooooco The Twice-a-Teck Roseburg Plaindealer Published Mondays and Thursdays. PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING T. lirrn. Foreman pain in the retriou of his nmbilcus or the insomnia that results from a ! wrecked nervous system Better be a plain, untutored and ; in a cabin, feeding on coon meat ami W. C.Cox.NEE, Editor and rublisher ! tDe attenuated carcass of a razor Feed Wright, City Editur, Solicitor. hHCu wuh abundant health than to be the financial arbiter of the world llarrv Tracev s.cnt the liiuil hours nt ! his lil' :it the farm lioiisc of I'lliiiicr i K.l.ly near 1'rostoii, where he tk j things easily fur nearly two il:ivs. Turf i lay a voiin-; ina'.i ii:iiui-l (iolillini li ar j livctl an.l was kci.t tln-ic until evening. vv linn lie vv :is .criuit le.l to ui mi pain 1 if death if he divulged Triiccv's l.res eiiiv there, lie sj.reatl the news, and a lisse made up at t'rest.m. onisisliii;: if I 'ei-nty Sheriff '. A. St rauli. lr. 1".. ('. l.:iiitiier, Lawyer Maurice Siuitli and .1. .1. Morrison, a railway section fi'ieinan, were s mi at the place. l'ai iner IM.ly was mowing, and Tracey came out nf the ham. "Is that Tracev." thev asked. fl siirlcy is,' ivshiih1in1 l'.l.lv. IM.ly went tntl.eli.ini with his horses and Tracey assisted him in unhitching lheni when he discovered the' men, lie made Tddy -;ct in front of him as helled into the harii. lie scciuetl hi ride mid reappearing U'au tiring as he tied down the valley, tin men liriiij; as he ran. Then he spi aiin liehind a ruck and lircl eight shot in rapid succession at thr men. none takiiij: effect, lie retired from this position and sprang into a wheat ticld stuiulilin &s he did so and then crawling forward. Shortlv atter- vvar.ls a slnH was hcar.l tired. Tlii- was jn-tat.lark Tuesday ni-'ht. The shot til'isl w.isthe one which ended llieleit outlaw: life. Sh. ritl J.irdiiier and paily now arrived and the lield va- sinrooinl ed Mtid a watch kept until morning, when an advam-e was made and Tracey' body Jomid. face iIo A 11. where he had shot liiiu-clt with a 4.1 calil-re t'oltV re volver, the Imllet etuerinj; the forehead. There were t wu bullet wounds on the left whTe the jrfisse had hit him after he had flsl from the rfck, one had broken the leg between the ankle and the knee and the r.ther had etit the tibia artery, which would have caused death. The outlaw accepfed the situation and ended his carver hiiiiM-ll. rather than ln captured. The four men ,.f the straub In- -e claim the rew ar l of (4.141 on hi lite, but it is probable the iardner issc w ill also put in a claim to part of it. when the body arrived, and efforts wei1 made to cut slivers oil' ihe bo, hut that was proniptlystopped by the auf horities. At the jirison the crowd was small' cim isting priuciially of oflicers. of the state and city, the prison and asylum ollicialx and members oi the press. A fcelinot general satisfaction prevails in thecity over tin? result of l-he chase and the littal dissition of the remains, but in the prison ainon the convicts the dav was a solemn one. Smiths' Dandruff Pomade. stops ilchiii;.' scalp upon one application three to six removes all dandruff and will stop falling hair. Trice .Ml c, For iile bv Marsters Drug Co. M 1 if. w TIIK HK'Alil. Sai.i.m, Aug. !. Later. Sheriff (lardi ner, of Lincoln County, Washington telegi jpluil a demand to Superintendent I-e for the reward. In view of 1 1 i Mr. I.ee told the Washington men here to return home and reach an agreement on the matter of the r.iward with tin' Sheriff, and he would promptly pay the same. If no agreement was i cached he advised having some impartial pi rsou to be agreed upon by all concerned to draw the reward, the claimants to settle after ward. This was agreed to and the men will return to Washington for this pin-: pose. PKLSDEM ORIGIN LEAVES. ANTF.il Iminediati-ly, 10,000 homes by eastern honn-.-eek-ers w ho desire to .un h se di rect fioiu owners, ranches farms, improved and unimproveii lands, and city projierly. W rite il you've any thing to sell. Address, 'I I loss. It . St'.WTI.IN, ri.ii llwiico, W'iiI p 1 1 tr r oALLo Goes to MarshfifU to Look After the Belt Line I'roject Ureal Cen tral Survey in i'rogres. NoticeTor Publication iiiir-l tnt I itinl Oil, re Kcl!ilL' OjKi!I Itilv w Yj1, j NwlltX 1 hTl.y (Tl-!l itiHt Itl Colli J.llftlll e w ith :hf Ti iin the m i i.l ..nun- f , June . i-niliV.l An d ' f f..r th- mlr i.f ; timtjrr Uii'l in i lit -'ntr t.( t !i!i uia i .ft!it u;it V U'-liln;'' u 1 rt I lt.r ' m- 't-:nl - rj t" ail lht? j'tiblit- lHiitl Ptu i, h ; : Augn-t 4, iv: I VVI.INK .HIIN-(iN. ..t M VI 1 It' i 'u rk . Vi .11 h! v f M,Uk'i;i TjiIi- of Or Rtll, lHi lUX tlV II ill this titlh hit 'V. Oil) V I Ht" tltt- III No, .A' I luf tlnj J.UH lirfM t (,t uiir o( Hon In tovviisi.ii, .-i j,. rniii;i- ni, lib) v il! vitvr i. !..! (,,.h" t lint tin Un1 .t.gl,t ts lucre m uniiif I'T il- tin;lr 'r -t.-ii- Umu for mk i it'll It ii rat )-ui --. n k t.. i-:hU.?ii list I flmm lif'tf ttif i;is'it-t iiii'l Kit i iv-i ui Ling 1 iffll'f t if KM'LlllIlf.lllfL.'lti. I nil Sutuitluv. ll- IHli t' "( x t.,t. r, r r. lUtt Jr , I N Mani.ltuu, nii-t (' V , .f Any mi'l )! i'cri:- Iini!,'.; i.iIhi-i; 1 1 j - -hUv- r l Ik 1 Imii.U .ic- r. -.n. !..(!. i. It i h-ir tlrilin iii I hi iHn v on .r l -nl 1 ilt;i.tny of OctotM-r, in. J I IiUUm r - b muz X. DAILY rs 49 T-icc-a-Tk Pbunieakr. wr ytar, $1.50 , with broken dowa nerve and a ehso . tlc interior, Entered at the Post Office in Rosebnrg. Ore., as second class mail matter. Advertising Rates on Application. AUGUST 11, DOES QETTlNa .MILLIONS FAY ? It is estimated that the coal t tike hat already cost 30 million dollars J. Fierpont Morgan has made within the lai-t 12 or 15 year?, a eonpleof hundred million dollars. Nearly everybody says that J. Pier pont is the most successful man, pos sibly barrinj; John i). Kockefelle and Andy Carnegie, that this conntr has ever seen, or for that matter, any other -country. lu some respects Pierpont is a good deal bigger man than either John or Andy, lie seems to be able not only to dictate to Wall Street on this side of the waters, bnt he is also able to make financiers, princes and potentates on the other side dance to his mnsic lie oes abroad and the first dash out of the box he makes the house of Roths child look like 30 cents and the gild ed thrones of the most powerful po tentates seem cheap and tawdry: He seems to be able to control the out put cf Blocks and bonds, regulate their value and prevent the recur rence of panics, and more than that fie appears to be getting a grip on the commerce of ihe world. We suppose there are several thousand persons sighing because they are not built like Pierpont Mor gan. Bat before you sigh again, just I wait a minute. J. P. of late has been wandering about over Europe trying to fiod some relief for a disordered stomach. His liver is out of whack and the currents of his blood are corrupted and gone awry. What does iWa vail him if be can make the royal scrubs, who are hold ing down the thrones of Europe, tremble if be cannot hold down Lis own dinner? What satisfaction is there in saying to the bankers of Threadneedle street, "thumbs np," if his own overflowing bile is turning his complexion saffron? Unless Pierpont can get relief soon he will make a trip to the unknown beyond. And who .ever heard of a rich man getting relief? A lot of high priced doctors wi 3 get hold of him and that will settle it. When a man falls into the hands of b lot of high priced doctors he might as well prepare for a epeedy entrance into the Xew Jerusalem or a serious eter nity in a warmer clime. The fact is that Pierpont was gift ed by nature with a powerful physi que as well as a commandiug intel lect. If he Lad been a farm hand or if he had been contented to work along moderately, the chances are that he would be today one of the healthiest men in the world. He has been eo busy with great scbeuien that he has had no spare time for his di gestion. Nature is one creditor that can't be escaped and one that con t be satis fied with money. Nature has no more regard for Pierpont Moigan than she has for the man who shovels on the street, aud when John and Pierpont violate her Jaws she makes rem pay the penalty with all thfir millions jngt the same as if each one of them kckel 5 of having a cent to his name. The question is, does it pay a man to lay awake nights and scheme and plan to make a hundred millions, if by so doing he gets cracks in his liv er and hi-j gastric juics lose their earor? Is there any amount of money that will compensate a mftnfjr a gnawmg and the end is not yet. While some j of this cost will fall on the capital ists who own the mines, the bulk of f it will fall on the laborers, who work for wages. The mine owners can reimburse themselves, at least in part, by advancing the price of coal and get back from the public what they lose in the strike, but there is ALMOST THUWK! TIIK Hoi. iLlVF.MMKT. YV.I-ii.. Aug. 7. When Sheriff tardner and his i s-s arrived here yesterday with the outlaw 's re iiiiiin the hoi.- town went wild. 'Hurrah I-t Lincoln I'oimty." wa the cry. and it wa- w ith -.Teat ditlicuity that the crow. 1- wt-rel'oice-l eack -tiiili to admit the -a aie of the lx..y into the inoriie. lu-i-teiit demand- to -e-the remain- were made by the ix.j.le. and alter a time many were admitted. Then the troiihle starti-1. Relic hunt er- wcr minutes the corpse wa- aliuo-t entiiclv ttri-ed. Hi-clothe- were cut oft. the The Portland Teli"c'ratu of last l'riday said: A number of men conneetist with ihe construction of the licit Line rail road line, at Yos Hay. left oil the -learner Alliance la-l niht to like charge of con-l ruction ocr:ttioiis iutl field. President W. I., llret'li. will, his family, went dow n, and Olliver II. '"le, who will lie his nH,,keeM-r and a.-it-aut . aceoiopanii d 1 im. Iidc- several other employe- iuteu sted ill theJ.lii pire t '(instruction ('ompanv's work Jit Kmp ire City, and the Ureal tVnlral railway. 1 his paper, last niht. in ;u an nouncements oi t he plan- of the i ireat Central at i'oos lUy, w here horse and men and materia! are liein- collected f..r Trading w-.rk. U-ed the 11.11111" of tin tireat Ka-tern railway, which ta- a -lip that proved eonfii-in' t-i soiue. Tin Great Central rud i the company re ferred to. and w hich is ten linj -.'ra-iin oiitlit to Mar-hlicld and to Itosel. 11 r,;. Mirxeying parties t--r the Orf.it cu tralarcnow working on the I nc. and fea-ihle rout.-- thr.-ii tv, and within a few wis-k gincci Kinin y -ay- they w ill lie -n the way to I'ort l.ni-l pi' kini: out a line tor the Portland oiiii'-ction of the I V Hay Salt Lake r-..el. To Ml II t J KUIK'Hli. The Lmpire Construction Company, oi this citv. shipi-d a larje ra-liie.ittit to Coos Psiy thi-iii'-niinj:. hv tla-steamer Vlliance. Thi-it.n-ist.-l oi scraper-, plow-, wap.n-, etc., loriiierly oni-l by Notice for Publication l'tiiti-1 Siati-n I.:hI ill u-Ko-i-liiiig. On Rim, July .ji. I je.. .Njtiiieis hrrt-t-y p;tni 11ml In ei-inti-untiie tun llir .,. ; -1 Hit- 111 :b - t X II I. I- i -.1 wu "1 1 hr m I ' Jlttie " ri;?i:it-l :i t ttn In: lan-U t ti Hir mhu . .1 n min And W -hi 1 1 k ! J :; i . ed I." nil Ihtr J'ublii' ton I !.c I'i B t U III I A M IV -MM! ?. I In Uv hi. -i .ii 1 ..it,.-.- h kit..! u lilritM in Nil '.tn :. ..r l be i'lt rx-i.f l 4. bimI N't m-.-. :,itiKV K. i W ftli-l l!oi:rr (.r.H.f i,,h.tu !tm' lU mu l - "kM 1 l.it Iiml'If :-'r it i;ut-r ..r i.t W.mi fwr K rtfiili u:at tir-j- mii.1 :. -:(-' -i t.t Iiin l-cJre i ttr !;-( ;t-r n i , 1 1 r , -i - I, nti ttinlay, tin- Htii av ! o, t -r i v Hf nam n ui:ii Juhti H,., -r. i .Ln (!:!, Jr . I N tlniii l!lxi nii.l r ii 4 I, if . Hi M trtlf fp- . tr-r-'i' Auv ati"l ftll cfor: :,iini i , i ttNie ti riU.--l Sun U nn- t :.:.-":,. , Cin:ii) in IhiK olli '!) r t-!r' moI iav nl iN-tulr. I."'.' J. r. Sometimes T'w 'A ana even Three a Day Monday afteruoou we sold two fiue iiistrumc-uts iroru the 2 Roseburg house. We are making special Reductions in order to make room for our next car wliich is now on t!ie way. une nan oi tins 101 we win Grove and the behuce w- will brn: to Roscbur; S this space for the anuouncenicut of the new ear. you see Uncle Sam dancing to our music you will know our new car has arrived y" Our prices are such that the people see it is to their advantage to patronize y us. You will find the best makes and the best instruments at the T. K. RICHARDSON MUSIC HOUSE g AT ROSKHURG OR COTTAGK GROVH. Watch When Notice for l'ubliciitiou Notice for Publication. Ifyjiiwni.t t-i . t-i '-- ';. f. ,- . , . . i.,.e illlt-, t.lKi- t!.-- l.-il.i,r'. Iar-r.;.ei l:o-. l,ui-. 4lre.,M:,y 17. 1'J. route. J-ru,- hack- h-av- I:--. ' r.' i- hei i-liv en t hat in coinpli-; -i-rv dav at A. M. 1 1 : s : . i r i C. i". . , 1 ... . -.'. . j!..... .( ,1 in- j.,-., .-.ii- .-i ii.. .... : i,.lrnarl. a'i-iil. ":. IT HELPS YOU I'oU-'la-eoun- J f' " ' I ui!--! s-.kIis !:i-l drt . l.-i---u:?. ;r- una, J:l.t 1 N--':tr 1." :.. iirl.: l t ..::!.:.. ui:h Hi- (:-; M.t- : . : e- , . ! Jul ,- I !. '..r -t..- -a -.- ..: I till.!-; I.:..;- in (U - -.-- .:.....(. , :; Nei e-i .-l nxh.i.fc.-. ;. I . . , ..1 el t,. :i ll r j il,:.t ,aii 1 til'r- l- t .-: 4. 1 -"'.. AMKI. II U.kH U'.TI! cit Mr".li- i r.-k tmiiitv i,( Im. - .' ri: t:., :y lie -1 in ... . c ... Chlei I'll-1 -x '"' ''e'1 -'.'' ii'i'l- ' '; ii :. c- I 'a .. I u-i "'it-: i: i- u -. -1. . It ni-jrr ii:t;r :--r 1 i:-.,!.: i.r :.r ;r..a (-r '.;:uri 'ir;-.jtl ! I-- -ft I'.t claim !e--.r :hv iii;,:: a..-l I., vrurr . : :tu n ut-.iiri.lt ; ,ti. .1.. ..; n. i,. - r. i . He nai'.es a i!iii- Kri ii....i-. t,i k .al-t. Urt-.ni, Ira Mi.- . 11 r:i!ali '. -i! . . i.c :. j ol (.lak.aM-l.i g--n adi auil a-! T-r.-ii!i .-.ai:..!!! '-;, r. '- ::.r -lt- rlln-i !!-: ar- r-, -i in f . .r c. aim :n !ii iili.ce en of i. i. r- .a.-t:';:h -ia-. Ol IK-U.I- I. I 'j-'. j. i i:k:i ..-. !: - lix :! r. N-.t:.-. an-1- u I I oi..-n -f June :;. 1 "r . t t..r tin- -ale of tun' -ta! - i i '.nil' i i:ia. h Wa-hi:i't'.n Ti-rri!--rv. I fr h, iV-r .: V- 1 rl eiititliil "Au ' r lan-U in the! u'-li- Nexada ali i ' ' a- ext. ti.le.1 to ! -1N.-I'I:K IN TIIK Ai; l'ul.le- 1. 4. 1 -. M A ii- -t.it. - a. t of OREGON FIRE RELIEF ASS'N ln,pqua M i takiaii-i -1K.I:.- ntv -t loiti! n i.. .1.1. .. :.!. .. i : .i. . . i... i ! , , . . . . niiM.il ri'iiu nun Hiiiui in ll.t'i iiiiii i" no way fur lhbor to vtn for its I -, , . , , . , " . . . i staunch lu- w.-iin-l-. aii-1 Uic- strap In- had iim-I s a ligature were all i arri-l lose. There ought to l hl-etler way to settle differences Wtwwu capital and labor than hy f-trike. The general public has an interest in these coiitroveries betweeti capital aud labor that otight to lie respected arad touietiuie thn public will et to the poiut where it will ny that li?treri6e tnti5t be arbitrated. Iltl.- A ki-rn I liiir al ,.rL lior-- evervwhere. an-l within ten! . . . , ., . , Iwere shi;-p-! l.y ran to !..- tmrs !" i'ook V Kern thi- In- 1 1 1 i I ) al-o Tin e animals w il! i-- ilriM-u over tla- nioun- ( tain- to C--. I1.1V, where tli.- Will U- U-.-1 ill the C'-li-t ructi-.u" ..f he new railroad. t..tc "t I t'r. ..!!, has thi--lay lii.-I in this oil-.v i her -woi :i stat.-ii.i-):t No. 'Ji, i-.r the Pi.rwia-c .- A , ? . N-t in in on, .o f . I t l-l 1 l .! , . HOWl-lOp S.jyjj... Jt N" -". r.i:.'c N--. J m-l and wii! . ff.-r i jc'iml'l j-r-..-: t-. -i.o-a ri.at ti.e ;anl iii.Mil i- ; i:i--'e . ai'ial !e l--r it- tiinl r or st-Mie -"" 1 1 .:. i . t -r :i-ru ilitur.il liuri... an-l! t-, . -t -.l.;"-ii her claim to' - .id land j Ic'Sebur, re, i-i-.re the i-'er an I IJ'ss-i.-r of thisj .-i!.. .it llosehuru. ri-' ii. . ii Wedin av the ..r-l -I.l'. of e-l.-!i.t r. 1 INSURANCE AT COST. Ii.a l OSes-, M-MillDT:... . "T- l. int. of iii-ura.'.i.e : f- .r 1 1 ."t" " ) ear. men. :jer. 1 r. 'parate risk-, -.i.'i i.(-.i r. .i.. t ... ay LKLSH AM) CLEAN A.J.Buchanan, ; ;r.;r. At.;-.r I'- N. s-UJilYERSITY OF OREGOi EUGRNE, OREGON. Notice for l'tiblication K -i iiik " . i k :-.!. ! !a:.l I :!.. I :. 1 , l away and even the head of the dead mur-ter.-l w - aliiiW entirely shorn oi hair. I .real indignation h- lt-ii rx- pres-e-1 over the occurence, an-l it i not 1 unlikely that some pr-.-ccut i--ns will f..'l... NN hen Your W he is Away. iiurvi. iikmaivs t.iki:mii rinic. m:xti.k, A iisf . S. The lly of Harry Tiacv. the Un coil convict ,uliu met hi- Ex-Kepreetitative Jug. Hiuenway ; doom at the hands. an Lateru Wash- of Lane conoty, one of the leading luerehaotfl of Cottage (iroTe. pfient fcJar.day in a?eburg. Mr. Hetuen way in an active candidate fur the ap pointment of Kegister of the United States Laud office at Hoseburg. It is also nuderstoort that E-iiror More head, of the Junction City Titnes, ia a candidate for the came appoint-nii-nt. while it is not at all iuprobt ble that the present very aide and ef ficient eneatubent, Hon. J. T. Bridges will seek to serre a second term, aud whose re appointment would be most agreeable to tire Republican press of this government land district tw well as the many pat rone of the office, ir respective of parly affihntiona. Experience, although a severe and an expensive teacher, there are these who refase to profit by the wisdorr. thns dearly bought. Old nncle Cy, of the Drain Nonpareil, ia still labir onsiy threshing over the chaff of Ihe late campaign. The expression of the level-hnaded voters of Donglas county was too emphatic at the polls last Jute to doubt or question their position on local campaign issnes. i 1 The papers generally have beeu givnig the reward for the Captive of Tracey as $S,000. As a matter of fact the reward is an follows: State of Oregon 1,500, slate of Washing ing ?2,50(), brother of Guard Terrell $1(K). Total reward $4,100. By the time this is secured each man who secures a slice will hardly have enough to pay for his powder. iiitoii po-"-c. arrived here thi morning ;it II o cl.s k in charge .i ('..n-tahle C. A. Strauh. Smith and Ir. Lanter. thr.t of the men w ho p.nrt iyipati-l ill tln el.r inj; li'ht "i hi- t url.ui. iit Ciint r. When the train arrived at the depot a lare crowd had jatlier.-l liopiii- to have a view oi the body but their ciir-o-ity was tlrmiue.1 to .li-a-i'iiitincut . thecollin l.itltf at once sealed up in the ireitrbt tli'd.. N'o one was allowed to ee the rruiaias, which was sai l t have l-en klni'-t srip-I of clothiuji and hair by relic hmit. rs east of the mountain-. TV .t Ii the revolver" of the dead mall have Im-i-ii stolen hut the famotl 30-3 Winche-t.-r ritle which has: downed fi many inen. ha- l?eii .re'rved and will 1- jirentsl to overnor -jr oi itre gon. All the way to thi" city thr coffin i . -i.t ai ui njr TracyV remain- has never leitthe f-ilit oithe inen who hunted liiui down to death, and they freely exj.rrs their determination to hold the corpse until some an-eiuelit as to the reward has Wen arrived at. At this afternoon the body leaves Seattle tor Portland where it will ar rive at 11 :1 tonight. i ' :i ; , : v ,. Thi- -in,.'!!- lit'., ain't s.. nice :i it ie-l M PC. . .lovs that .an.f dwelt in it -.-em t--iave Mown: Somehow or .-ther. now n-at r..i of . inelle , I Settle a r-iii ul a man when he's alone. Hating c-.I-l luiicli, ain f what its era- ked Up t" I--. I iltt-n cent lunch ntit.-r- d..n'f till "the bill. Kid- may annoy when they raise a r-at rumpii". but When they're a way the house i 11 -till. A fellow hates to ..wii up that he inie-e- l,.r: That he i auxioii- fur her to return. That he's not citing and -l.-epin- as n-ual : That h - not liii-lin. eiijoyim-iit t- bum. How the-.- I-an eveiiinirs string .ut eternally: iniiijr dow 11 tow n -h-sn t pay as of old: The liny ain't so funny as they .nce .-e-lli.'d to lie ; The 'irl well they're ni.-c but a man inilht j."vt rold. Crawling in bt-I in the lat e Imhim oi 'evening." oi-h' ain't the cheets tangled., and ain't the U-l u i.le ! What if the use oi a d.sk'a-ted wife, if she SH-n. all Ii.t time at the blaim- il" Sea-i-le. I tl- - . i:ii : r. !i .V 1: N.1..V l I u 11 h '. lir 1 -.-1 ... l:n. 1-f la-.t;- . 1. Nfif-:i a -! e.l 1.. a. 1 ll.r ; u . 4. :-. I.. .1 1 i.t 'as.ati-t. .rut?) : ba. iu:0a) t ia :U inrni No ..r the i--i l. iit loiir. to u-l..;. I ill . aH'lt.ii,.-.rr ii---: I- - -li.- -1-a l'to..-r. F... a .-T 1'- v.f : lot l- :i-!i-it ra'. J tif.--- a;i-l ! .J--' clautt l-:.-rt u.c I:,;-..-: a:.-l 1.... i.r Olfi e y' llMjl.arf ,. ..11 V , -Ilie,la 1 ! !;- I III .Im-. ..! .-:..!. lie bsiH. - 1 lln.--- Il-l.!li V.UVL- .V- Ilarklrh. lea Ml.e-. . .. Min..- I f t-k :, ff'tl. all.l kail " III. o! aL..ili. orr.-.i. Vliy an-lal n-r.ii m 1 -it li.je '!..t-... ; Ii. ao e t . r i's .1 ! a u-1 rrr t. -,ii- -:--! l- ' ..- 1 lir r rlaii'i iu li.i-- 4. ,.:i .-i I .: t -1-- is l.l- r, ! Z. J T hi.!I- Ks. a4p I . r. 'Ul 4W - ai l I -iia I !.:a 1 IL I Notice for Publication I 11 I.--I -'a.. - l.tn-l ' -i-us. 1 .-.'.i. -i:- 1 k 1 r Y. a; l.i i :.!. . 1 t r : - i : ;!:.! V-l a : ' "I . .'I. ! The Drain Noupareil is trying to revive some old overworked local campaign issues. Why not also take up the equally live issue of Willie Bryan and free coinage 'bteen to one. Your opposition worked wonders last June, L'ucle Cy' May the good work go on unabated. he Oregon State Fair this year promise to be the grandest industrial exposition and livestock show ever held on the coast. The fair has been good the pa&t two years, but it will be better this year. Don't fail to eee it. Every body saya young Goldfinch, whojgave the information which re sulted in the final extermination of Tracey, should receive his share of the reward. Notice of Settlement. W. A. F.veritt having disposed of Ida laundry business, all partioy, knowing themwdves-to 1 indebted to him, will please pay the same to Atty. (.'. . Jackson at their earliest convenience. ft'-iO, W. A, Evntirr, THAI KV S 111 KIM.. R ai .:. An-'. The last act in tl prison trae.ly which was inaugurated on tli' morning.' of June lith, two months a'o t.shiy. was had this1 afternoon "w hen the remains of 1 larry Tarcey, eiht times murderer aud principal actor iu the tragedy, v4-re laid away in the prison cemeteiy after a complete identiticntioii by the oflicers of the prison and the con victs generally. The lxaly was rvcivcd on the II a. 111. Sputherii 1'aeilic train and taken ill charge by Siipterintendeut Lee, oi the prison, who immediately sent Hh-Imix to the prison by trusties. The three Washington men accompanied the remains and Mr. lav iol lowed ' in a cab. Wlientliev arrived at the prison the cof fin wai taken into the turnkey's room, opened, and the I oily at once jHisitivclv ideutitied by Sij.teriiiteiiilent la-i-, Ward en Janes, t he ol her otlicers and all the trusty prisoners ns that of Tracey. The liody was in a jm1 slate f preservation though the face was slightly discolored and tliere was a jnjrcd-hole over the riht c-ye, wheie the convict's revolver bullet bad entered the head. KfTorts had been made to sew up the hole before the IhkIv was embalmed. After the identiticatioii by the ollii-i-rs the box whs' transfei red to the chaj l of the prison and the convicts were passed by and al lowed to see the remains of their for mer fellow prisoner and fellow worker. At 2 P. M. vitriol was placed on the face to destroy it and thereby prevent any attempt at stealing the remains for exhibition purposes. The lxuly was then taken to the prison cemetery and buried in a jjrave already prepared, without ceremony. Tracey "s famous '.'M-'M Winchester rillc was brought by Constable Strauh and delivered to Stiici iiitendeut Lee. The weapon received almost as much atten tion as did the dead convict. A Kdod-Hzi'd crowd was nt the station Catarrh of the Bronchial Tube Cau-es hacking eolith, makes you ls lle-li ; cause vi m to take cold easily ; make yoit imiij1i until ynuag; brin 011 1 oiitinuoiis hacking eonli : canst soreness in the chest ; makes you cough up thick yellow i.-h matter; makes you eolith Worse at nights ; and iu time leads to consumption. S. It. Catarrh Cure taken in small do-c frisjitcntly is a part itive expectorant, having a tonic and vitalizing effect. The obii-ct of small and freiilent doses is to induce CXiCtlo ration, allay tiic sihisihoiIic, nervous action ami jr t the true tonic eff. l this y-reat Caliioruia disooverv. whicl has cured thousands when all other reinedies have failed. 1'or srle bv all driijiists. I'liaik on Catarrh free. - Ad dress Smith l'.ros., Fresno, Cal. v. h !tr l-l. 1 Junr . t 11 111 Ijr la'i-!- '. ! I,r - a!i . a' T .1 ' . , :i Nfil-tii IU-Iiu t'"!t lr::.-- :;. a-f-t- .-l- e-1 1.. a i tbr --il-i.c .an-! ta;, I., a. 1 --1 A. 4 .t 4. ".'.: II K RM AS I SI Kl . if MvriV I rt- L . lO'iniv . Iut-i.'a-. -'at.- ..1 on j iu. lia- i!i! .lav t :--l In. .r -!al-- i' u' No in c pin. hs- ol nit sr - 4 -I - i'-iii .'4. tn i--i!i-hii. i,-iil --i-;li' .-iii'.ri ran.-e 1 w 11. i n i'.I ,-f 'r-r cr-.-.-! l..-h thai ibr ta-i.1 ' f I.t Is ui.-ii- t a'.nai-le l.-r it- i.inl--r ,-r --i.i- .i.-.ti f.-r a-rr.,-.iU;-ai i-U'1-.-M-. ai.-l I-- .-lai-'.-li ln tlaiui l-rf.-ra- ihr l;r-c;-irr an.l l.rit-itrr .-: ib. ollii-r vt Ku-t.iirK,oitrgvli. n t-10 out. u..- 1..U1 .lay hi .c;i.i-rr. r .. lie nai-i.-a mint e- l..ni stai-la.-ii, r .' ii-ik .ar-l ure-o'i vnitl Ha I 'an '1. Ira Mi:o. Ujlt 1.! M 1. r'li- 4'rv k ri..u. an-l Kafi I'btii.- 11 iaklaD.1 1 ir.-t.Tl. Anvatelail s-rit!i claiiinn a-!v.i-". t 11- alNjtt. .I eril-.st laii.l. art? rt -t;ieI-;.i 1.1 li Ou-ir r!aiiui In tlii- oiiirc .1:1 nr 1-i-.rv iai-1 I .-.l. -In. it 11. loi-f-r, l. i J I . K1 1- t -. a4. K. ii-l. r I: ii' a:elan is-r-oTi-c'aimin a-lver-t Iv 1 hi ;il.-i- ri'i-l l. n-is are rep:t-t-!! ! t in ir . lain.- in thi- ..tru e 011 or -i.-re - .id it 1 -lav ..f .-pten,U-r. l'''J. ni.'.'P i t. i:i:ilH.i. iit-ciftrr. Notice fur I'ublicatiou. t'liit.-l M.itt - Lnii-1 1 Mb. e, I:- l.uij. nr.. May 17. l'rJ. ..::... i- h.-reby i;vcii tint in cii.pli- .lil. V. h t he pf-.V i-!..li- "-f the :ct of ( ..u-l.-.. .. ' Julie ::, 1-7S. e:::it-e l "All A : I -r t:..-mi:., .-i tiinis-r l.ii-.-!- in tl;.-T.it- -.-l C.ii,i--rti!.l. ii .-'!. Ni-v a.ia an-l W .-t-hilejt oil 1 f ril'-rv . a- t-Xti lei-. to ::? the I'llblie 1.1 !:d !..-- bv alt 'i-...-t 4. 1-''J. C1IAKI l l-TCIUl:h. I 1: ! ur'. 1 0111,1 v .-! Ifc.tiea. slat.- -f 1 '1. -i.. ha-t!.i--lay ti'.-1 in thi- ..ifi.-e hi- sn..r:i -t.ii.-ii.ciit N". "Jt77 for the ;-i:r. In-.- .-t the .. .. ..i s.-.-'.i-.n N-. L'4 t..wn-iiip No. ", r.iiij.- N". 1' we-t. and i;l tier pr-.-i to show that the land - ij! i :- ii,-r.- v .lin.il-le .-r i'- tin.ls-r or -t -ii than !! .i.-ri. uitur.i! pnrp..- - an-l t-- .-t.ibl:-h hi- l.iim to -ai. land la-tore ;ii-r.'. j:-t. r an I Kist ivi r of thi- otli.t .il le l-urj. r.--i:. on Wi-.liie-.lav, t! i-::r i dav . -epten.l.-r l')L'. He I 1 -iiin - .1- w it n.-se-: 0-ar I'dwar-l-. l:-y Milier. irai.t Taylor aud K'-y -t. .in:s all .-I 'aklali't. re-"'ii. Viy jr.il.ill j-er-i-iis claiiiiinj a-lverse- ire n-i'iest Wcdnesdav, 1 lie first h-jinester. sc-isio:: ivoj-;, ovc::s eptelL.er i-in. i ne tc.aowiiij; scucols acd Co'.ees are comprised in the Tniver-ity. Liraiuate Scho .I, Clle-e cf Arts. College of Science and Eu- ciiooi o: Music. School Literature, Science ;iad giueerinji, U:iiersitv Aciier.y. of Medicine. School of I.a-.v. luitiou iree. and Music. Incidents ?2.-o per year.) Cost of i per year. I" or catalo exccji'.-jij; c 1 Medicine lee jri.-.oo, crtucent-Bodv tax ;:co.co to 52oo.cx 1111 lii.'r.-c; REGISTRAR OF THE UNIVERSITY, ? Eugene, Oregon V.W.V.V.V.V.V.V.V. V.V.W.V.V.V.'.V.V --.... ii SIEVER'S BAKERY, ij ' near Cass -J the a!.-i- .ie-criU-l lau-i- il t . lilr their claim- in thi- otTi.-e on or Is :- re -aid .:rd dav of September. 'Ar2. iii.'-'p .I.T. KRllHiLS. Idister. Notice for Publication. rNiiiDSnii- l.iMiiiiin.i:. H.ist l.ur-. nrt-,.-. D. MV .4. Noli. 1- hcreliy eiirn Ilia. 111 c.-ini '.ian.-r Miihllie y:o il..n Hie a- t " r 1: r.- nl June :i. !-:. eiilili.-l "An act l -r el Tuiili r Laiul In On-- Uii-s i aiil'-r'.ia. Hie- Rnn. S'i aria an-l W :i-Mn.-i"ii I. rr.i.-rr. ' a lud- .1 t-i all ll..- rill-li-- Ijiii.1 stall - I.; A. t .-i AUil'l I. I -..'. HAKRV K. M I I.l FlI. Ol Oak.au.l, I nun. ..I umicia-. .-lale r-i;.n lias Hit" :f in tins iihi- In- .nii -i- meat N... V.', for lit.- rmr- lia-- .f tin- -uth . n-t marl, r im.-1. p ..I sriion So. In t.miilii. No. Jh.-cuIIi o( Kaum- X.l - W.-i an-l will. ill. ri.ru.. 1 lotb.io Dial Ihe lan.l mjiit I- m.ire ainal.le tur li" limber or -lone ilian Im ann. ulluml j.nr-tsi-rai. t.i ('.Ui.'t-h lu.rlaiiii 1. 1 fai t laul I lure tlio It.iri'lt-i an-l K-t.'iMr i.l llii.- cat KiivImi I.-. n. l-..ii .-ii MniiCuy till- l'.ili tl it y nt s. itcititi.-r. !''.'. lie lia-ni-n- w;ia.- i.r.i. J. -leniu-. r. l I. 1 luni. it. Hi, t.iiint latn.r anl lioy Miller, nil nf Oat'unil. n-s.n Any r.n-1 lt'1 M-.it 1 laliiilll:- al t-.-r-.-Iy liie aluiTi- .les.-rilietl laii-tan- n'-iut -te-l i.ii.lc ilteir claiina 111 till" nil ic ..11 or Ik-Lip -i-I I..II1 -lay ol St-plrmit r. P.m.!. J.T. ltKliK.K-. ni.-i. K.-L'itt-r. Xotinc for Publication. Ii yoil are i nt .-11. 1 i 11 to take a trip, do you know that ymi ( in p-t lietter and cheaier trunks. valies, tcle-coies suit eases and hand ba-.'s at Strmiir'n Ua I'd 11 1 i i iirt- Store than any plaif in town'.' "Water, water every where and not a drop to drink" wasn't said bv the oh ner of a Samson Windmill, li von have that tired fi-clin;: when pumping water, talk with Churchill and Wmtllev. (iuardian's Sale. Notice is hereby iven that, in pur suance of an ordT of the County Court of Douglas County, State nf 'ttn-pm, made 011 the L'K, day of July, l'.HiU, the undersigned guardian of the estnte of liU-ii Huntley, a miiuir, will, on the.'.! day of Atiust, l'-HI'.', or thereafter, sell' by private or public sale, at my Iioiih; jn thecity nl ltfsebiir.', Oregon the f,,nw. n-' descrilied real properly, lM-loiij.inir i the na id KIm'ii llunlly, to-wit : '"in. lercst in lot 7, of nee. 4 tow 11 ship Jfi s. ratine, 12 W. Wii. Mer. in Coos Coun'ty' Oregon, containing about- 4H acres' latc.l this I'stlj day of July, Vm. ' Mariarel A. Noah, (J31-A21) iiturgiun. 'Notice fur Publication. t'liitt-.lsiati-. i.au l Oitl.-i". K'Uh-'miii.., Or.-fc.in, J ti 11. - :iu, l-iii2 Nulil'l It llVIVliY KlVcll t'lHl in ohi p ibi; With I he plot ecillft el t lie ail ot r'otiKr.-M of- Jim.. .4. ts-s, -ntitl,-.1 "Au ai l fur tli- li- nl 1. 1 i.t i riitn.Uni tin S(alP nl (.'lif.irnia . liit-ttnu. Ni-i h.Ih an. W li tni;liin 'leiriiurf.' a-exi.-n.li--l l.i all Hie Put. licIUu.l rfl-'i- l.va. l.il AiihiisI f.li. I-.'.:, MK-. MAPI) 1 1 A I.l., ot Myrlli Cri-. L, imty ul l..nKin-. -I.iti- el in. g.in,' has tins ilay hi. -it in tint, oilico ln-r -wuin taleiiirnt Nil 2-4.' I..r tin-iui. tiiie .H li.e .-' Ntt'a.S'j N' i '"'wc N.i. tl. I. --i s. K. .; w, VV. M. anil mil ollt-r .ru.il l.i-li.ut dial I In- lan.l MiiiKlit ia inure Yithiriiilr lur i(- imdIkt ur slum IIimii lur M'nrillliiral i:rHisi-, an.t 1.1 c-tat. ii-li lien laim lu sh l lan.l Is dir;" the Kinl-lei an.t Hi-et-ivi-r ul lliis .iitli-e tit Kii--i-liiin:. hi.--.ih. nil hn.lny I lie -Uti l-ty "I I i mtit r I ij. sin-liaim-s an'n MiiRx-s: t . i. Ilm . l.-lm Hull. Jr., Ah xanrli-r TIi.iiiii-iiii, P- JuIuimiii, all ..I Mvillf Clerk. ln i:..n Any hikI all -is-.ii elMiniiie; iiitvi'iscly the aUive ili-scrils-t lan.ls am r--il.'M.-.l n lile IIh ir i Isini" in I li is olli.-e mi ur I..-I.UU mi l.t .'llii ily ol Oclnbcr, PJHi!. ' J.I. IIKIIm.KS, J7p lit KiMi-r. Notice for Pulilication. ItNITI.Il STALKS I.AN'ltomi K. K.i.-kiick.-.iiu-uiiii, Mny l-.tt... Nullif is In-" hy turn ItiHl in ipuanri- tiilhlhe pr-v isiuii-. ul Ihe ai-t ul Cnniirt-M. nl Jiitir 1, I'll til ll "An ait fur tin- miU- ut limla-r linn I- in thi Sluli k ui ( ii 1 1 1. .rum. Ilirt.m, Ni-va-la, anil W'Hshinuluii 'l.-riiiurr.'' nsi-vii n.l f to all Ihe pnhlie lan.l Mutts l.y ai I ul A.i-.isi I, I MU, JAMKSS SN K I'll IN, ol Alexandria, tummy ul .Mieli-oii, Stale ( Illtlianu, liux thin ilav lili-.l In 1 1, is. ollicf, hU swum slau-mrnt Nu. lor the imreluiae nf Ihe s'j i-',, nf s,.i-. thill Nn. H, in Uuviiship Nn. i.l nl liHiivr Nn s H"I ill ulh-r .r.Hii In ahmv lhal iiu lan.l sought ia uure vnliml.le lur lis liuiln-r ur tniio t li n li fur avrii'iiltiUHl iuriuses, hii.I In i-s-lahlluli hii claim tu aaiit laml U fiiit- Ihe It. kI Iit ani Kieeiver n tins nllii-M nt linsehuri;, iu--run, mi Tlmrmlay, the Mill in nl Aiivti-t Won llo iiaiilPK It wilm-KM-n: A. I., Snain. ul Hui iula V.-h., K.K. Kiuiarl, Oaklun.l. Ore., II. W . Mil ler ami Tin. K. Him tnl.nl K.n-i l.iiiv, Ore.. Auy ami t" IKThoie. i-laiuiiim ailvtinclj- ,hc taive ili-scnlitKl lainis are ri-.in-le.i tu li lo lli.-ir claims In thi- oltiee oil or l.i'liiri- khiiI 1 llli tiny ut Aiimmt I'JOi J.T. IIKIIK1KS, tnty KcKlKlcr. I'liiti-I State Ijind :li,-. I!..-, bnr. Or.. May '.M. pai-J. Nn!'.!.' i- ht -re by .jiveii tbat in otupli . lue w it h t he pr. i-i..n- i-i the act of Curies- .i June :t. 17s. eiititU-1 "An A. t . r I i.e -nlc .f timber land in the -l ite- -.I California, Oregon, Ncvadaaud '..-hii:jt..ii Territory." a- cTtcnde.1 to all th. I'ublic l.au.1 States bv act t.i i:.i-t -I. lvj. lU.NKY I. VYI.tK'K. - t i:..-el.upj. t-t-unty ..i Iiiitti'Ia-, state ..i ! ir.-e..n, has this day tihsl in this , .tit. c J hi--w..i:i -tatcioeiii No. L'oll. ior the pur. ha t thcF'.. NW'jj, W: NF'4 oi st- ti.. ii No, j, iu township No 'i- -..nth. i r.me No. 7 we-t, and will offer prm'.i t j -Imw th;il the land s-tuht is more alu-! alii.- i.-r it- timber -r -U.iie than i-.r an- -ricnliural purw-cs. and t-i ettabli-b his claim to said land it-foie the Keut-tt'r ai d l;.-.-civ. r oi this ott'u-e at Ko-eburn. oifjoii. oti Kridav, the'th dav ..t An-n- n-t. I'M.. lie name- a vvitiie-ses: l J.-,.. Ilateroan. 1 lenry Singleton, Eugene J Kc ley an.l t'haiiit llor I.. Blow n all ot ; Ito-ebur-.'. tre-non. j Anv and all ier-uis claim'm.; adverst ; ly the above dcscrilasl landsare rtspiost- i-l to rile their claims iu this otlice on or i U-1'..re sai.l J"'th dav of .Vunust. PtVJ. j m'.'-.'p J.T. r.KllM-iK.j!. Kcjrister. 5 5: WK AbK -TI! I. IN TIIK I.l.AI' WITH i I'I: Fine Cream and Homemade Bread We caiue to Ko-.-bi-.rj t.. -ra. . a::-i : the trade in t! tai -.r-- hi ., Join ill the pr- Cea-'.'-n ,.f :..!.! .-: tinual'v pa. inj iu and ..::t -t- ,e. a ;.-..j time .'2. ! -. t :! c- n- THE BEST GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. m J. SIEVERS, Proprietor S PARK. AND WASHINGTON. PORTLAND. ORCGON The school where thorough Mrk is uo!:e; always given; where confidence is taught exactly as Wks are kept in busir.c maile easv where per.tna-.iship is at te w .;er the reawn i vui-r; Ivs. kkf"!--rr r wht-re horhaml is -t; v::e:e UKkkeeper!t a;ul 5tetio.;rapliers have K-e:i life; where thousands nmre will lie. Otx.i .'..! e-.v.tV.'.. ,1 l.ur.dreds cf !' r success ia 1: 0 v-jli C-t.i!ogue free A. P. ARMSTRONG, LL. B., PRINCIPAL Notice for Publication. t'ltll.-.l SIBI.' l-HlM llfln-e. l;..M-liiiri:. tin ireii. July 1. o. Ni..!lit.' is hi-rei-y aivt.ii That In rviuifUam with Uu- jitut i-i.-m el tin- ai-l tu C..iirr-9 et Jure J is. a. riiiuir.l "An a t fur Itiu naie vt t in Isrr lan.l- in ihe siairs.it i alif-.rnia.t.rvci.n t-v a.ia an-l VV a hut a leu Irrriutrt .' a-t-itvn.t-r 1 t,. ail I In- im L.lic land ia:r l.y a. t ufAuauit . Iw:. tist VK I". Kol. II .n' l:..-. l.iirir .-"Uiiiv ..1 t..ii;irt. -lai.- ! ore i: in . Iim- li l.-.l in lln- eltl.-e IUn siterii -lali--lln-lil N.. .. ..r III.- luuvliit-i- ..I tin- Nj si, "I N. 4 ia i.. n-lu. Ni. Ji. -..in li. I; j we-i an-l u il! .-(it-r tr.st tuihutt Hi at ibt- lan.t,iiinht tt im-it-v aliial.lt: for lit liml-rr er ainiic tban n-ri, uliural .iir-v.. an.l tu i-vial.li.h till tlaiui l-lurethe lien l-lrr anj liiirui-t t tbl unite vt Kocbuig,v.irr(uu. n r 1 1 I ill. -.'iili .In y .il ii. l..U r. trr... ,. limn. - ii-u I'm ,-s; J.ilm V. I n. MhiIi.-u I.. W 1 1-.. ii. 1. 1 I: Lure. lire., i.raiit Tut lor ..I ihI. I. hi- I . lit., n n.l t-'rt . I ll..li-iinl. ol i . I i.l.-, nrt-i;..t. Vnv hii.I nil -ri. n-. I m i in i nir ii.lvi-r-i-lv llii "I"1'!' -I. . tiIh-.I Iiiii.I- an- r.--ii.-icl iii nl, 1 1 1.' i r .-lu i in- in tin - ..Hi.-,- 1 1 i.r ls-i.rt- -ant ?ll Ii .lay i.l in -t..la . t'ij J I. IIUIIN. K. )vll. It.-KiMt-r. Notice for Publicatiou. rillli-.l Stales l.nn.1 IHIi.-e. K..-i-l.iirir. I ln-:..ii. .Iiine -.7. I'H'.V Noli.-v is herrl.y niten that In romvltattn t iih llir prut i-l..iis ..f ihr act i.f I imrrs vt .luni! :!. is;s. rnliil.-.l "An a. 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