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Mi - it V KUOLDUIUi KLYIEVV 77T7;r .niuai.ii.uuuani, 1060. heath or hex er a r, haxvock. This distinguished seklier and citi- : i i ? -v - I miuiiuiiii iew lork Jast 1 uesilav . Ci mi 1 aueuioon. ine newspapers bad given Ins sicknea was mi- nown and therefore news of his death was a paintnl surprise to all. He was . ..... i norn in Pennsylvania February 1 1th, 1 - '1 anU g'wJUiitcd at West Point when in. Lis twenty first year. From .1 , 1 .... - mi ttfy nisi lie was an aunnraiiln koI- 1 tiitr. In detail as well as sifnpp lu I was painstaking caietul and correct, ...o .. j .,., .j LuiMej,ea an impression of duty well done. If is achievements luring Hie late war are now a matter of 'permanent history and the ia"es on which his name most fretjucntly oc- Jj" curs are occasions for pride to his t countrymen and are in the highest de- giee .honorable to his memory. As a -..,1 . . cmztn lie was candid, prudent and con- K-iiitinnu , ii i r Hcicutious ami in every walk in lire v.uiy num m mi ... i and un.ler all circumstances he was a atriot. Jiy his superior officers ho was implicitly trusted, by his suboi di- nates he was honored, by his soldiers ie was lovcil and y the entire union he was admired and respected. The sinile tribute contained in President ... . - i Uleveland s telegram to .Mrs. llaccock . V . is instinct with the sentiment that i""-"- wiui a -, .. . T . rect conclusion and Lamai and Garland m.i-i--..lm t lul -.rill ll(rt . (i I ttn Ii -m , . t I .v uj. and worth ot your late husband have gathered to your side m this hour of your affliction a nation of mourners." Ol Ii COTE.ll I'OJIAJI I . , , , Al . ., . A change .ias come o cr the sim it of spi the dreams of our neighbor the last week. 1 1 demotes its leader to the Re view and presumes to ask us questions. Is brother liuick cavorting on bis high . , ,. , , , h6rse or has "Republican- dropped his 11 1 , , , , 1 iii.n..tmi..f .r... rk.i.l ..I'll c. 1 . f-li. I y. , , .. . ,, . ,. J , mystic Faber that talks potentially af ter the pronoun "wc1" Is there a new Richmond in the field! There is such an air of assurance about it, such a reckless w.uit of candor, such an ada mantine cheek that it charms us. The author invented a number of democrat ic platforms against prohibition and , 1 , , then criticised tneni and an ior ine glorv of so doing- For the sake of the argument however, we will admit that they are true and then what? It ar 'A....r. ll.nl i1is.-tst.m.. flir. I .. . . f.rt.-o f r I . .... . speak they speak plainly, whenever they act tuey act boldly, whenever they make a pledge thev keep it, whenever Uifvr lirnin.ijo Ibpv nerfnrm G'lii Hie iey pionuse they peitoun. can tlie Plaindealor say so much for the Re- say puplican party. Wherever the polity of a State Government is under the control of the Democratic party exclu sively the cause of temperance' has . . . . . - m. : i Steadily and surely progressed. There i.i. "... t ,... I has been no soft soap, no bluster, ne vain glory but practical, solid, wise and oeneficent work. The democracy; of the Union does not interfere with the right of each state to regulate order and eontrol its domestic affairs accord infif to its own judgment exclusively. tir .1 i11 1 .1 .ii i o etecieu vieveiauu on mac pnnct- i I pai its rresmential conventions mam- tain this theory and wo hcartHj cn doree it , But now that we have aib swered, what really is the position I of the Plaindealer on this temperance question? If as "Republican" and other leaders indicate . the grand J J i.ii i aiiVU n u j v uuu no ilili 1 1 jr vjl them as reside in Roseburj' go some moonlight Tuesday night and join the Prohibitionists. The headquarters of this Bociety is near the depot and next Tuesday will furnish an excellent op portumty. How many will go? Fact is there is too much goody talk among the Republicans, their promises are faithless, their kisses but betray. As for the Review we expect to vote for Legislators that will submit the ques tion to the people. Will the Plain dealer say as much? We pause for a reply. i THE TELEPHOXE JIUMBl tl. Freedom of speech and of the press are of the highest rights of American citizens. Equally true is it that a slan derous tongue and a licentious press are elements of tyranny and curse to true liberty. This deplorable fact is prominently developed in the noise that has been made by the newpapers relative to the connection of Lamar and Garland with thc Bell-Pan Tele phone matter. They have endeavored to convey the impression that there has been something done by these offi cials extremely mysterious, secret and corrupt whereas in truth and fact there is nothing of the kind in it . In dup, regular and proper form spe cific charges were made and filed in the Attorney General's office to the effect that the Bell patent had been obtained by fraud and in derogation to the rights of others" Solicitor Generr.1 Goode became satisfied that there was sufficient in the case to warrant its yibaiission to the courts and he so ordered it. This action was deemed premature and the preliminary exami nation was relegated to the Interior Department where it properly belonged. For a month Secretary Lamar heard exhaustive arguments pro and con and finally rcccommended that thc Law department might proceed with it. Thereupon arose a howl long, loud, deep and vicious and the press has lKC0,liC nervously excited only as excile ami stiniulale it. llf.fm. i- 01.,:.,(,rif f Cabinet Garland was a very distin-1 Ulsll8cl lawyer and was employed in many important pasca. Tr, is sphlnm that an Attorney General is selected I from atfomwa l.,,,-.. ' i.rlnf.- I We remember when Hon. J. F. Watson was elected the first time to n the Judgeship in this District he had one side of nearlv ever v old nond- - j j i ig in this County. That did not dis- qualify him forjudge: it onlv pre- vented his sitting in those particular a I " c; :.. ...:i. i tl .. I . wlovi3. kJVJ 1U IQ Willi VIU1 UtUU. .L IlV I ..c i. t..i . ...:n i . l ------- - - - v I under the direction of the Solicitor General and in the hands of the United States District Attorney where? n the suits are commended, The matter will be under control of impartial Courts and if the ultimate Kinn ulimilil lm arraincf lm "P.i f n e.r. will have, occasion to co ngratulat e themselves that fraud is defeated. As for Lamar, ho has onlj given conseut Uli ... : :..: i T. i " "wsauun may oe nau. v nat nonest man can rind tault with .i , .... . T..lil. 1- .I...U I ni.i.i jjui. nie ncuiue siiuuiu iKMir in lnilul that prominent and powerful newspapers have been subsidized to hound these two men out of the Cabi- "u ,V " ooast uiat iney , r i i i -r ine i;ar cau )G i,,,. auti many a venaj publisher bought Out of such a sum. i. . . i - . . . motives are auogeuier too ap- I... .r. t n.o f',.,..c ...:n .,1. need not resign on that amount. So says Cleveland; So say the people. L OJ1M I XJCA TE1K Portland, Feb. 8th, I88t. Mu. Editor. In your last paper your correspondent mentioned the subject of ........ . , . a party ticket for the coming election. I admit that it is a good One and would not go farther now than to name other men tor Governor so a selection can be made. The names of Hon. J. C. Braw- , , r , . , T , C(l iL , . 1.. Vr..l..ll o..l Ti..lr Sil.of tn,.l- rt iv VL 1 lUiiuui, emu uu;u jinvi,i.u.tv ui " ' J this county are mentioned for G over- nor. It is very evident that Judge Shattuck if he would take the nomina- tion could not be beaten. These names are before the public. For Secretary of Stated L. B. Ison of Baker City is named and this would be a popular t'i-vl imf iaii T f 11 ri.- ? niitio ro 1 a i-ioti.Ail . , ' for State Trea ouittiiuiii x till ix x iauiinL:au x uauiui I ' 1 easurer, an excellent choice is made. T. G. Reams of Jackson county is mentioned for the same place. e have Fenton, Weathertord, Bel- Ipn.n mill nt.lmrs fnr Gnnoress. From these names a ticket can be made that , win ne eiecteci. The Republicans will unite on Gov- J Thompson of this city is x , , 1 . - taiKeu ot as possessuis' tsuuiu lavur A I among the manipulators and may work OA I . . up some strengtli. Jjus tne nomina tion will fall on ono above that the , -ii, ill i r ...... - r -w " w i , . , Jr. rl. Moody is the man at present m the rwrtv rnitiLT lr. m:iv nn nnssi nir. rn fmf!r i lead. Had he not erred so grossly in ' calling ail extra Session or had he stood in with the majority there 'woitjd be no question as to his future success so long as Republicans could hold tho power in this state. As it is he will have a iliffimiH. rnw t,n Iiop. hnfc Jin will ninko .. . . it. na no-ninsr. anv ono ot hia narr.v mnn. ... . ... .. . r,jtann ...v y expects to be the candidate tor Uon- tv , i i- gress. If the Democrats make a judi- cious nomination for this office Ful- Pounaea witn alcohol. -ton will not be in the way. He vUl Buckingham S Dye nrif Tirvll Iho vnfo flint. TTpfmnn rpfoii'pil Mr. Fullertonof Douglas so far has I inn inairiA trfiplr fnr Swrntarv nf St.nto I ' on the Republican slate, and Professor McLlroy as State Supeamtendcnt w A expected to be his own successor in nomination. It is unfortunate that the any' 5? powers at Wadiington can do nothing ffSSJn. deleterious inre for Oregon Democrats, still the denioc- clients, ns do ninny preparations offered j-is I !-" nan racy will not Falter. Prohibition in this city will not divide the parties. No third party will receive favor. The liquor question will always be an open one in our state, but tho two great parties do not propose to surrender to those who are head strong on the sub. ject of liquor selling. This whole thing will be regulated in both parties. There will be platforms defining the positions of both parties on the liquor, labor, sil ver and Chinese questions. If thc Democratic party will stand pat it will bo victorious in our state. All the evils existing may be remedied in the old national parties. Metropolis. MR. 11ERMAXX. As suggested by our correspondent last week the indications arc that a powerful effort will be made at the next Republican Convention to shelve Hon. Dinger Hermann. Of course, we have no special interest in Republican nondnations but on the contrary will cordially support the Democratic can didate. However, as Mr. Hermann is our fellow townsman and personal friend we fee1 considerable pride in him. Realties it has been the custom of Uith'parties of late years to reward their Congressman with a re-nomination. The Democrats thus compli inented Hon, L. F. Lane and Gov. Whiteaker and the Republicans nomi nated and elected Hon. M. C. George the second time. Mr. Hermann was at much pains to acquaint himself with the varied interest of the State and thus far has shown much enthusi siasm and industry in behalf of his constituency. It is not to the interests of the democracy that Mr. Hermann should be rc-nominated. Wc can beat anybody else far easier. Tf Ajrior. a he telegraph gives us the informa Hon that nn Inst. Arr..lo I i of London, the Metropolis of the world completely in the Lands of a mob. On this occasion it was not thn mo- tn- rabble, it was at the instance of akilled wedmnics wlin .irn nnf nnlv r,,,f m. ploynient but out of bread. There was clamor for blood, nobody was killed. there was no demand for torches, no houses were burned. It was an un precede.! ted gathering of people who contented themselves with pummelin Policemen, battering stove pipe bats. " " ln - nnL - infr u.-imiAwa r.;.i;.,rr i..i-,,tt. -". "q .. -j, .. ,i.i..Iq MII.ML3, tnn ami vnn.nu .m.i Q, !. . ' O wigs off of the biobihty. lut it means something moi whereof wc can c; it is the beginning not see the end" Times are growing hi rd all over the world, j money is beinj hoarded, labor is far in excess of demand and it is becoming difficult in the old and crowded cities for any except the frugal and cconom ical to gain a 1 velihood by daily labor. T1C Mechanids of London are not . . ., .1 wont to b biTir:ir nn t1u i nntr.irv oi 1 - thoyareanxio of the brow," I is to live, "by the sweat ut there is no work for them to do There may be devised moasurca for timpo.arv relief, in fact Iniauvmav U employed to build up what they tor down, but what tin ultimate and j eimanent solution may uo ,a DiXH oul. lYiiessiii" r P VHatrlft Altnruey. The President has appointed lion. L. L. McArt lur United States Dis trict Attorney for Oregon to succeed Hon. J. F 'atson whose term had expired. Thit appointment has been received with universal satisfaction and is indeed a good one. Hon. L. K Ele Arthur w3 el cted Judge of the fourth district in 1811 0 and was reelected. At that time the puprcme Court was com posed of the (Circuit Judges sitting in j . , .. X., 1 .1J . 1 1 1. ercver placed either at 1 the. Supremo Bench he nunc ailU Wli nisiprius or o mado an excellent Judge. lie was greatly csteeried by his associates and thoroughly liked by the Bar. THE REI t . . . j . , . iiair rt'ii(ir:iiivi in Tiin wnr n iu i a t t -a Hair Hkxkw er. It cures all diseases of the scalp, and stimulates the hair planus to healthful ai tlon. It stops the falling of ircsuucss ot appearance to heads already r 1111c vviiu agl-. J lUIIUWHlg mu u lew illustrations of what is doue by HALL'S TT ri CJ.JU u aw.uits.uxa oiLiiiian II AIR RFNFWFR ar MRB- HtTKSBHRRT, 844 Franklin Jut., Brooklyn, r, after a .cvere attack of Krv! myMrmJt!MnaA:, -i i ,j s;, V "r,"' mute linld- linn hottli if l.AT.f' IIai lv. brought it back s eoft, brown and tllipfr na nrhpn ann tvna n Mr. Keslino. nn old farmer, near War. taw, lnd., had scarcely ny hnir left, and -what nitie mere was ci it una oeeome Dearly white. One liottle of IIall's Hair Renewer (tonDed i.. ri. i. :. . .l.-l . iib aaniiik. vu.t nitu xiiiG linn luil-k. luxuriant head of hair, a brown and frcihai be ever had. Mrs A.T.WAu-7nifcitf. W(''M : "ihave found the greatest ben- eflt from the ose of Hall's Hair Kekewer, it having restored my hair, which was rnpily lall- tng off, and returned Its original color." trg- Dr. Emii. Beit, Detroit, Mich., certifies that "Uall's IIaib Renewer is excellent for hair frrowing, and gives back the natural color to faded and gray hair." 3 Mrs. 8. E. Eluott, Glemillt, W. To., ays: "One bottle of Hall's Hair Renewer restored my hair to its natural, youthful color." No Injurious nubstancps enter Into tho composition of Hall's Hair Renewer, nnu ii, is dot, a nye. us vrRetaDie lngre- dicnU render it iuthe highest dcffreebene- fiula, tQ thc Roap as a prcventivC of dis. ease, us enecis arc natural and lastinp. aml 11 docs not make tho hair dry and brashy, like thc so-called restoratives com- WHISKERS I T I. (,...u.i. .... , . "I" :i'ec:'ui'eiiorirjBll oiucrs, c?1 a ine color so proaucal Is permanent, I mnnnt. tin wnliml nml will ...... thing with which if comes iu contact. ' pnrp .RFr, v B. P. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H. Sold by all Dealers in Medicines. INSURE IN THE STATE MUiM DO. or S rVT iEPg ORZlCrOZff Capital 100,000.00 T&e Farmer's Gompatiy Insures only Farm Property, Private dwellings, School houses and Churches. Also Detached dwellings in Cities and Towns with contents. I have also a few CHOICE FARMS and stock ranches for sale on reasonable terms. David S. West, agent. Office,at Court House, Rose bur g Or OREGON PACIFIC R.R. Willamette Valley to San f raiicisco Via- Yaqmna- TRAINS LEAVE CORVALL1S Tucsd.i, Hiurlay, Saturday, at 9 A. II. LEAVE YAQCIXA Monday, Wednesday, Friday, at S A. M. Thc fine A 1 Steam-ship "Ymiuina" sails From Vaijuina From San Francisco Friday, Fehniarv ytli Tnestlay " ICth Friday " 'JOth Sunday Slarch 7th Wetlnesdav ' 17th Sunday " 2Sth. Slonday, Fchruary 1st Wolncsilav " 10th Saturday" " 20tb Wednesday Slar. :ird Friday- " " 12th Tuesday " 2ard. Traiii to connect with Steamer Yaquiua for San Francisco leaves Corvallis Slonday, 15th inst. at 9 A. SI. Intending passensrers should sjovern themselves a-xordingly. The Company reserves thc right to ehanire sailing days. Fares. Cabin, 14; Stoeraire, f7: freight at reduced and moderate rates. River Boats on the Willamette connect ot Corvallis. Low fares and rates. For further infomiaticn apjly to C. C. Hogue, A. G. F. ii P. Aa't., Corvallis. THE GREAT Mil PURELY vsz&'&rmvi. Axe You wi'k.ns ? Thn Kigiilnlor n r r .;.'. -.-. cheerfully rfOiinnti--; i- !' .t , Hiliois Attacks i- ;.!- '. .-. imms arranged state of t!i--- ! r. Kansas Citv, ?.!.. V.'. I'. JU.5 Do You Want C-oo. Div-w -.rb; I suffered inUna--j n'-.H: I "it II ..;.. nchr, etc. A nrhihtar, rhn kii-l tit Liver Rrguhttnr, t-i'rt r-' it i.-;.': n -.vr.' -tl -trouble. The first riit- I I-h rr;--v.-.'i : mui'h, tuu1 in tmr fcirft'A linn; I tw r ! hriirty as I ever u.t. ' is t'tr b- : i.i- . J trrr took for l; i-r'sia. KiLiiMnNii, V.. H '. : 'la ' Do You Suffer from Cons? ha s i TetimMiy of Ku:a:.: '-.r-.. : ! : i r-.. t- - f fia. : ' I liaVC ;t-.t Siln'iH.tt- i.'i-.r-; -, .:..!. I r ('ontip;itn .l my V. .' 1 ,r i.i i ' : 1 eranp!-rm:iit .f lit: I.ivr f-r t : . -1 four yrars, an "I :i!v.'.iy . witlt ;; ::ii: i Ka?c Yoa M.la'i-. ' ! l';iyi !:'rlrvj:rii:-rrr;! :i:!'-'; it'-":'- ' i liltur S l'ii- 7.Wr-, ( ! tf::t,l.,i': ' ' ' tllt'llifiW ' fi" rJir.w j',,- ill., t : . llur to mtilnvl'tl r-tiitif. .' Cine I''.ii iv' 'iririis'il t fmrf n I l:h.. it!. I,. IVH.i.iTf.V. Cor. Sec'y Southim VuptiU 'I hitweal j, Safer and Better tln.:i Oalosnei ! I have ltc:n M:ltiei'l if s. v. r- -j.. it - .f i of the Liver, antl have Ihv-ii in lit- h. .: - t 1 . frum 15 to zo grains of calom I, ivh: r me up for three or fnr days- I ..' : ' n taking Simmons Liver Iicv;ul. '; r. r' : : i ' - licf, tcithoiit aim i itlrrritfH-- MlDDLRiiKT, Ohio. J 1 J. H. Zcilin & Co., Phi!alo!p!.ij;-Pa. 'l?3ZICS. S31.00- ! EGGS FOR HATCHING 1R0M j WYANDOTTES, j PLYMOUTH ROCKS, j BROWN LEGHORN., THE T 1 1 R EETE A DING A'ARIK TIES. ; I ki:i p noothi:rs. Mv t.ix Wyandotte Hond made a rtcord last sion of mu; Iiiimlrcd and twenty six '-'i;3 taih in bin month!', from January l.Mh, to July l."lh. Aiide from their utility they are the handsomest f,j 1 have ever liandl-.-d. Eggs OHO hotting' $4 two sottiags 87 three sott'ngi 89 My Plymouth Rocltn Have always stood at the front for teijernl yein, always winning the highest honors whirevur on x hil'iiliou. Ktfgs one settinir $J.50, twoUi ttius SI, three settings $(5. A few ehice tri 'H fyr Kile atSlO each. Single birds fruin 3 to 85. j My Stock of Brown Lioghoruu Cannot he suriaaaed iu thU or any other country. .My strain is a direct cross between fowls I iniimrled roni Uocner of Massi'.chusetts and Kcefer of Illinois. Eggs, otic setting il.M two setti u gs $4 three Bet tings SU. A few extra choice Cockerels for sale at $1 to 83. AH mv fow Is have lnd splendid range, are healthy and finely marked. 1 guarantee a good hatch and perfect satisfaction. Send btani for handsomely illustrated catalogue. I Cash must accompany all orders. Address, J- M. GARRISON. Forest Grove Oregon- N. Ii. Express charges light, Wc Us. 'Fargo & Co's. ex pre gives special low rates to all my customers. J. -M. G. F. G. (EHME, M. 1). Homoeopathic Physician & Graduate Of The UWIVEKSITY Of HAciig Germany. Olliee fc Residence ot thtj house of the Lite II. Gattertuan, Oak Street, near R. R. track, Roseburg. DO YOU WANT ROUGH ILumber At Fair Do yoti want to lmilil nxt season! If so have your lumin r s.tweil now that it may bo tlioiouglily seasoned. It will cost no in.'ie. ADDRESS; jr. O. liooh, Ctevetttittl, Or. 1 PAGE & DRUGS, PAINTS, GLASS, WATCHES, BOOKS, PERFUMERIES, COMBS, BRUSHES,HPROPRIETARY ARTICLES, ETC. This space is Rudolph Abraham at Oakland Oregon. $1,000 Reward! Mrs. Ceil. Augustus Wilsr.n, of pnrsons Kansas, who was appointed by the State of Kansas lady com missioner to the World's Kair at New Orleans, in an swer to the inquiry of a reporter, said: -'l can not speak too highly .if lr. TL'KN Kit's 'I'llKATMKNT. My sufferings nearly distracted me. My sUnnach was deranged aim my nervous sysicin was comiiele Iv broken. I suffered from partial itarahsis . rlieti- matism and neuralgia. Added to the idiove siinp- toins were loss of memory, Voice, appetite and lack of nerve force. -My family physician did ine no good and by the advice of a friend, I bought l)r. Turner's Treatment. Two iackages completely cured me. 1 think the treatment is wonderful in Us etlects, and recommend i' in all cases of general or nervous debility, and diseased condition of tlio stomach, kid neys, liver and blood." To The Women! Young or old, if you are .suffering from general de bility of the system, headache, backache, p;tin in one or both sides, general lassitude, bearing down pains iu the abdomen, flashes of heat, palpitation of the hevrt, smothering in the breast, fainting ctsat ions, nervous debility, coughing, neuralgia, wakef tilings, hiss of power memory ami apjietite, weakness of a private nature or barrenness. We will guarantee to cure you with from 1 to 3 packages of the treatment. As a uterinenie it has no equal. TV IT Young, middle aged and ol I, single ll I f -y ir married. It is a sure cure for dys IV I I I I pepsia, malaria, nervous or general XYXvJ-Adebilitv, nervous prostration result ing front indiscretions of youth or ex cesses of malurer years, or overwork of Hi w brain, and it has uo equal for curing all forms of nervousness and bashf illness, caused by over in dulgence, excess or imlotcncC. It has been used successfully in thousands of cases by both men and women, and is the liest medicine kimw for the re pairnieiit of the procreat'ne powers ami restoring vitality. We will grantee that three jKiekages will cure the worst ras; of debility, causing dimness of sight, dcf"ctive memory, aversion to society, want of ambition, loss of power, 4te. Each package of Ti rnku's Ti:k atm knt contains all niedieiuesiieeesKirv for over one nionlli's treatment, with full ami com plete instructions limy t exercise, diet, bathe, etc. One box cures catarrh. Trice 'l'mneis Treatment per p'i kagc, si; tim e IKiekages fi, sent prepaid on reel ipt of price. Thou sands of cases ol diseases mentioned above have been cured with one package, and knowing a wc do its wonderful curative effects, the Thktvii:st having been used in private practice for over thirty years in St. Icon's, we willgivcthe following written guarantee: With cadi order for o boxes acconipani. d by we will st ii I onr tvrittcu guaianti e to refund the money if the Tkk vrti: t d.s-'S m l effect a cure. Send money by postal note oral our risk. Address K. I,. Ill i'i.: Co., Six'h and .Market Streets, St. I n in is, Mo. OVERLAP1 TO CALIFORNIA VIA QREG3N AND CALIFORNIA R. R And t'oiinvi liens. Fare lr.m l'ortlaiui to Sa:i Fram-isto .-32; to Sacra lhl-llt ii Jo. t'l' m- cini:ii t:i'Hd made at .V.hi;u,. illi i,!:i--t; i f tlic California Ori-oii & Idaho t i-c Company (DAILY i:CI IT SL'XDAVS.) K.i?t Side 1 ivisiin. isi;tv.i:i:n Portland & asiiland Mail Train I.KAVK. Portland 7.3"A. M Koscliliri; fi.2.1 P. M Ashland H.lio P. M Kuschuri; 5.30 . M AUIilVR. Post-hiir (J.l.) P. M. Ashland l.l.- A. M. Uoscl.r.rtr 5.-'.'i A. M. Portland 1.2.- V. SI. Albany Express Train l.KAVE. ai:i:ivi:. P irtlaml 4. Of P. SI. I,L'hanon 4.45 A. M. I.chanon :i.-J(l P. SI. Portland 10.05 P. SI. Pullman Palace Slccj.in;,' Cars daily hetweel A oany anil Ashland. 'Die O. and C. K. It. Ferry makis conm-ction with all thc regular trains on Kast Side l)iv. from fmitof F St. West Side Division BETWEEN PORTLAND & CORVALLIS Vail Tiain- I.EAVK. 1 AURIVE. Portland '.1.00 A. SI. Cm-valliM 4.:!0P. SI. C'orvallis. .b.ao A. SI. j Portland 3,-iy P. SI. Express Train- LEAVE. AKKIVK. Portland 5.00 P. SI. SIcMiiinville....5.15A. M. SlcJliimvillf.. 8.00 P. M. Portland S.UOA. SI. Local tickets for sale and Ii.iks.ikc checked at eom pany'8 Ui town oiliix., eir. Stark and Second streets. Tickets for priucifial iiointsin t'alifoniia can onlv he procured and haae;u checked at company's olliee. Comer V and Front Sts., Portland, Or. Freight will not he received for shipment after 5 o'clock P. oii either the East or West Side liv. II. KOFIILKIt, E. P. UOOEliS, Manager. C. F. & Pass Agent. Tho Portland BusincBS College, Portland, Ore- X11U 1U1HHUU XJUaillUCB ..Vlll gU, 1 Ulliowv. vv- Oii, offers superior private and class instruction en to tho young and middle-aged of both sexes who n TV desire to obtain a practical education in the short- est time consistent with thorough work, and at too least expense. Day and evening sessions through out mc year, eiuaems aamnwsa anyume. logue on application. A. F. Akksibonq, Principal. DRESSED Prices? 11. A. Boo Ii, Drtmt Or. DIMM1CK, - - - - - ; - oK-naow DKALK1W IX STATIONERY, OILS, VARNISHES, PUTTY, TRUSSES, JEWELRY, TOILET GOODS reserved for EDUCATIONAL. OAKLwiftE. EooBhi.H Sclioil Year begins Monday, Septemlier 7, liS5. rpilK C'OUK.-SK (ili who m.-iy atltml. but circuiastaiiL-t-s pri-i ...vit ii- u.ii; Mich arc lic(iu ntly foiiml tin: luighti tt .in.l llnti.... l!... .1 1 1 ....mi. vuuitriH Kimiy i.-j ni;iic aiiiumi ns 1 . 1 1 as timt hi many ot our t ullcgcs, wliile thc character of jinstructn'.ctioii i infi iinr to none. Tuition per Session 1 Primary. . . . I 00 First iinulo Junior tin f,.,..... .'IIIII.JI V (; 00 Twciity-fiiur Lisoi s. Use of lii.striuin-iit. . . Drawing ainl I'.iitit inu SEND FOR CATALOGUE. OREGON STATE NORMAL niuiN, oii ix;o:n Giaduates Keceive State Educational Diploma FOU I'AKTK l'l.i: ADI'ilFS.S liKMlV si'Ki i:i:v.ii:ii U'.ll I pnnnnppn Ti ..... ... ., tmuijnat.u CI ' - Mho w.d a sct' hmi ',, j PRACTICALLY fi liiK-d.-asi .:i-.K-is n..t ..n.j ' rL .ZlU'' f tin: luo:-t Midiirinj all kiiouii material' I vith!:tiid th.; ii..li-iliii i the w .inl I nr. l'lrnnMT lctr..it. Slidi -T" 4lr ITlcea Oil IVILJIUIVICLIM I J ell, Agent, - Jacksonville, Oregon. J. A. Canlw ANNOUNCES TO Till: PUilLIU m TO FURNISH lUjVJSOlS YTII1NG itving lait-ly liti-il up a nr:w STEAM fbt iiibli ltmilx-r of all Hard Time lUrn luiulL,r and fencing furnisbed on IB 11 jreia inl to mm TEAOH ANY ONE CAN Become ao thoreaghl-f posted In three weeks reTlewlns with tb COMMON SCHOOL 1 A to laceesaf oily psb the most dlfflcalt and technical lep&i exsmlnstlons for tescbert' certificates. Hy its id thousanils of youne people earn an honorable and lucratlre livelihood. It Is the most popular edacatlottj al work pnbllshed. Usofal to everybody. Invaluable to teachers. Indispensable to schools. CERTIFICATES CAN BE OBTAINED. A better review can he made from this book la one week than from Text Books In three months, in pre paring for examinations It has no equal. PARLIAMENTARY RULES ARE WORTH THE PRICE. It doci not deal In proofs or snramcnta. Ouestlons plven. It supnlles a want long felt among teachers In liranchcs tauKht In our schools, without recourse to the RtnniuB to end. The arrangement has been carefully all the leading and technical points. This work is especially adapted to Normal training. Institutes, or the private library when a general review Is required to prepare for school certificates. It Is only to be seen to i-i-u... ...H.ijr ..... too iLim tun iiare vn ."r. '"is v "'"'"i j ruuvivu qutinum iciu cvi'iiiuu in common iciiooi ma left. 3SOO 3500 Ertrncufrom Letter QTJESTI0HS. ANSWERS. F.ach branch Isdlvlild.Unto I two depart ments, one fori ------ - 1 1 have never bandied Questions and one for an- swers. Kach ouostlon ip I STBACTSa. N. V. numbered ami a like ngniber j Is given tho corresponding I answer. t Civil (iovornnieiit, I Parlinnicutarjr Rules, ltnYAN", Tex. I have Beoilinir. I flmli Kasv. I pleated with Iu Infinitives and L'urt i. iiilvs 1 I'ennianship, rhvslolocy. One Copv. SI. SO: Cnitdd States History, I agents: recommends, i returned In exchange A. H. CF.ASG, Ueograpliy, Urainmar, Written Arithmi-tir, Phylral (ieograiihy, Vtf Rnmlt bv Money Orthography. I tuicd Letter ou Caldwell, Win. bmail amount by couuoa uiali If you know iow diCitp I soil l'.t:i.i.s for Farms, Schools or Chirches You would surclv h.ivi- one. H E-0 H0 BELL p I als;o .leal ih TmtEiHERs, Exgixes, (The Jiest Iioih r f.-cder known) Steam Oencral Agent !for, The Suipman Engine, Coal Oil for fuel, No Dust, No Dirt. 8enl fort circular arid price?. Oregon. GIVE ounly9 0i:JO STUDY IS Ii:sH.NM! TO MKKT Till: WANTS OF ANY -Many noMo ami Lrilliant inii3ls glow with a desire fur kii.Avltdsc ml.. Hi..;.. ..(.. i, .1;,.., .1.. .:,..: - iiii.fi ..i llllilV CALUIli; lliaUkllLUIlIK, UllMlll iim.--t inomisin in scIkhjI. . rn . . . . .... ol'Twelvo Weeks: First ;ra-Jc Mi.hlh; lusc 7 KI . 8 0(1 . .) (H Si i-onl orailu MkMIl-c!iih.. Senior il.i.v- SIC -SI: on 2 30 -l IMi to 12 0(1 :i:ni(n: t. urssi:i.i., r.i!KMi. SCHOOL! L. l-HNSON. Piti-i.kiit.. DIsAIN, Or. WHITE BRONZE -AXD- TATUAKV Were aw.-uilol tlic -GCtD MEDAL -AT WORLD'S FAIR, ST. OKI.F.ANH, I tri -1 - n i'! iL J MQNUMOiTA . H U. urn- i THAT HE IS NOW- PREPARED I IN IUSs IlJNia SAW MILL on Soulb Deer creek, ia kinds on sliort notice at Prices. short notice. J. J. WIMTSET1 - SCHOO are stated, and ahort and eomprehenstre answer reviewing briefly and comprehensively the different texllous urocess of examining tlia text bonks from h- studied. The questions on each of thc studies embrace no equai. consmeringt lie assistance it renders In review TBSTlMOWIAIiS. $ to A. B. Craig, representing thoutand of recommit .... . l r v- -1-1 . .uu uc uc.lj.uu wUUUUgff. a hook which gavo such general satisfaction. w, c. uauak. Ed. F jpll s Companion. Ton f-.nvi. anlonrlM hAnb fnr toMohaM BnH nH.l.. i . ourtruun. 1 u classes, aud it la bound to have a very laree circulation. Ship l.uuu by freight. C. W. 11AUDEKN. Healer In School Supplies. St. At.nivs. Vt.-They sell at tight, and are highly recommended by our advanced teachers. ALBERT If. LANK. need war Ttnnlr for sevArfil vears. and am mnrh WM. A. BANKS. A. U.. Sup tCRy fechools. , Two Copies. S.SO Xhreo roples. SS 5 " wpi-m, m io.ww. gsr sens Dy mall, aueji is nui u. SF.XI . OEXTS for can-asfne book: terms and Instructions to description, binding, etc Thirty cent allowed If for (Jucstiou Book. rJhZt Caldwell, Raclni Co., Wis. Order or Pi .stal Note on East Troy. Wla.. or b Hegla. Jlill ilachineiy, Poips, Inspiratoi'S Fitting Goods, Ueltixg, Oils. Also Office Foot of Morrison Street Portland ME A CALL. ZjT.WRHJUT. OTUNITYfromANNOYAKCE oslt $ Eras Made only of the Uneat and bftinal lty of UlaM lor wllbNtanding beat. Every eood thing Is Counter feited, and consumers are CAU TIONED against IMITATIONS of these Chimneys made of VERY POOR GLASS. See that the exact label is on each chimney as above. The Pearl Top is always clear and bright Glass. Blnuufactai-t-d OXLT by GEO. A. MACBETH & CO. FlttNburgn Lead Glass Works. FOR SALE BY DEALERS. Brewster's Patent licln Holder. Your lines are where yoa put thftn not under norses leet. vneaeent sola u'iinz.m 6 days, one dealer sold 6 dnz. In 15 days. Samples worth 11.60 free. W rite fur terua, E. E. BKEWSTEB, Holly, Mich. 1 : : RAILROAD For 1,000 TICKET Miles TO m flllHS he-iutiiul I:..y utl urr..u.liii:s ovli ! X cilcil l.y all v. ho ha viiieil Iheru t. 1-c ihc lovliet toiuhinatiii .if fertile stil!. lAantiful f'.U.c, fra-;rai:t orcharj-i, hlue water, ;:rov.iii eil;v, ant aliIuUl- i-crfcvt ciiiiutle. IX 81 MMKil as wxil as in winter, U he f..m:il in America. There i-. l.ul our Kluri.U, ami St. Aiulre-vs I5-ij- is ili hriuhtist jewel IYice-i fur Ilusiiictb or Iii.:ue Lots ami i Orch ird Tracts raii-e from .:., S17, ?j0, to SVG, snJ sales were male to more thn a.iXH) different niix-hwrs within the first ijixt il i vs. St. Andrew's will icr tainly become thc se--n-l lar;&jt city in Florida within tin; next two lears. I'ropcrty U il.mljling in lahie every thirty days. FltKE TRASSroKTA- TION KOK 1,009 .MILES TO TRACT rUKCIIASEUS. Send 2e. stamp for illustnitui -aiii).het, eoiilainiii-; full details. A.l.lrcsa iriuciial buaincas vfticc as folloWTi: ST. ANDREW'S BAY tl. R. & LAN I) (CO., 7 MAIN STREET, CINCINNATI, OHIO. Dr. E. J. Paoe Aj,-eiit Oakland Oresin. Oakland Furniture Store III- 13 BERG, . Has on hand a full assortment of ull kinds of Furniture, which he will sulk jottKt lower prices than ever offered to the peoplo of Douglas County. "V. He also keeps a fine line of Moul dings for picture framing mid window cornice, from 10 to 50 cts. per foot. Also agent for a first class sewing ma chine. ' EEPAEIMG OF ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE, ORGANS PIAXO'S ETC. Done ttt short notice and at i ca-soti-able rates. V ' . Everything Maui; To Opjek. GIVE HIM A CALL. LEGAL A 1 1VKKTI SKM EN TS. EXECCTOirS SALE. NOTICE IS HEREBY C.IVE.V THAT ON MON day the loth, day of March Is -i'i at one o'clock P. M. at the Court House Ooiir in K.iselmr-r lJou-.- las County Oreson. 1 will an Exo:uUrof thela--t will and Testament of , I. C. Kl.ie.1, Sr., lecoa.Nl, stetl at public auction to the highest bidder, f..r eaali in haml all the ri-ht title and ii'.torcst of the K-Uiti of J. ('- Hoed, Sr., deceased in or to the follownm .lesi-nlrc.1 real property, to wit. All that parcel of laud heins; part of the "ieiot Grounds" of the Orc-jon & Oil foniia Kail Road Company, at Rosel.urff, sl-ali.ui on gaid Rail Ko.ul in Hooplas County, tlre.m particul ar ly described as two hiiml red fltteeii (-i.) feet fron tAgc on the siitc track at RosctiurK station Lioula.- County, Oregon, eonimencin-f for the sam-rat a--.iiit one hundred feet northerly from the Frei-rht llmisi: of the said Oregon & California Rail R?.d 0ui-any and rnnninjr thence along s.u.1 suti! track northerly two hundred and fifteen (Jlfi) feet and having a depth running back from said side track of alxUt ninty (9u) feet to Bowen street, R'Jsehur;,', DoUilaa County, Orern. IF. P Ilo-ra-.i Exc-cutor of the last Feb. Cth 165, J Will andTestaniciitof J.C Kloed t tr. deceased. Notice Of Final Scllloinciit Knt ice is licrcliy "iet to whrm it inAv concent that the uiidcrsiiiml ajliuiiiitritor t the ttatc f Sarah Iinwn ilctcase-l, has iiJul hii G:i.iJ acc.iuit as ailminiatraUir of suiil e-slule, ami the cnntv .uiK-: if lulas County Orc'tn,. has fixed April Mh. at the hour of y oVIiM'k a. m. of lav :it th; tuit ty (Vurt hoUic in Kitl (Ninnty ami State a.Hhe time ami place for tho hearing of any and a'l oSjeethtna to bAiJ final acconnt. and the fltttletnciit tltcrtiif. ('. A. KKKltK Ad; jiii.st. it' ' S said estate. u the Circuit Curt of the State of Ore;,-..ii, in and forthcCouiitv "f Ih.ulas. V. T. Kerlcy, Plaintiff vs. J. G. Kl.M.k, and Ellen Klook his -, F. II. Noble and S. M. Noble his wife, George K. Noiile a:i.l MarjNohle his wife, lH.feiid;oit.i. Suit in Eouitv t'l foreclose a niorts'a-.'e. To V. II. Noble, S. U. Noble, ticor-e K. Noble ami Mary Noble the above named dcfcnilaiit-i. Von ami each of you are hereby required to ap--ear and -mi-swer the complaint on file against you in the al-. c. entitled Court anil Cause wherein W. T. Kcrles n Plaintiff and J. O.Flook, Ellen Hook, Y. II.. Noble, S. M. Noble, George F. Noble, and Jlary Noble are defendants, same beiii-f a suit to lore. so a niorte on real iirocrtv, on or before the first day of the next- rcffular term thereof to-wit: on Monday the 3d day ot May 1-S30. And you arc hereby notified that if you fail to appi-ar and answer the said com plaint, as above required, the said plaintiff w ill apply to the Court l'ir the relief demanded iu the 8ui.lc.iu plaint to-wit: For a Judgement and decree of fore eloseure and sale of nnrt-rn''cl premiH.g les. riU. in the complaint filed in this suit and the r.eeelH applied to the payment of the costs and disburse ments and Attorney fees of this suit and the t .co ses of said sale and toward thc jiayment of said debt mentioned in complaint and that plaintiff have ex ecution for the balance of said debt if any there bo and for such other and further re lief as the Court may deem proper. This summons is published by an order or K.i'u. It. S. Reau, Judtre of said Court wade on thn 21st dav of January l wi. Lx 4 Laxk Attiimcya fur Plaji-.tiff. XOTICE FOR PI BLICATIOX Land Office at Roseburir Oregon, January 12, lS-si. NOTICE IS HEREBY CIVEN THAT THE Fol low iiiR-named settler has filed notice of his in tention to maka final proof in supix.rt of his claim, and that said proof w ill be maile he-tore the Ke-rister or Receiver at Rosehurir Imd Office, m February 20 lsifi, viz: Uiae Mathews Homestead Nn. ?.7ls for the E. of H. W. J & W. 4 of S. E. 1 Sec. 32 Tp. 2U S. It. He names the following witness? to prove hi continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, faid land, viz: Thomas Shruni, S. J. Shrum, Wm. Stop, hens, all ol Patterson s Mill, aud R. L. Cannon, of Rosebur;, Ores on, W. F. Ekjamis Register. I 4 4 t i
