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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW FRIDAY, APRIL, 30, 1886. WASUXXOTOX ZETTEB. Washington, April 12, 1886. It is to be Loped tho creditable work done by Congress during the week is an earnest of what ia to follow for tbe next three mouths. When the Senate vofed to erect a buUding for the Libra ry of Congress without one dissenting voice, the Senators were so much grat ified that many of them were seen to smile. Thirteen Democratic Senators voted agaipst the admission of, Washington Ten itory as a State, after paying the female roteis out there a good deal of attention. Senator Eustis -feared that when the women became U. S. Sena tors they would tell all the secrets con nected with executive sessions. Sena tor Beck held that the women would never Hie old enough to come within the constitutional limitations as to age. The newly appointed Senator from California, Mr. Hearst, was escorted to the Capitol by his millionaire colleague, Stanford. After being sworn in, he he took his seat on the Democratic side, and cast his first vote against the admission of Washington Territory. - Mr. Hearst makes another addition to the already long list of rich men in the Senate. His daily income is said to be about 1, 200. He has been repre sented by his enemies as simply a man of money, though there are probably few men who depend less on wealth ands. position than he. He sunk good daal of his money in order to give the Democrats of his state the San Francisco Exaniner, a daily paper in sympathy with their views. His only son has chosen journalism for his profession. After familiarizing him Belf with its details by beginning at the bottom of the ladder, he expects to take charge of his father's paper. The House of Representatives also voted for the Congressional Library voted to pension the Mexican veterans, all that is left of them, and besides passing nan a dozen tula or more or less importance, defeated the Bland bill for the unlimited coinage of silver. That probably settles the silver agita uon ior tne remainder ot tne session, leaving the question where it was at the beginning of the winter. An employee of the Government Printing Office surprised me by saying the demand for speeches on the silver question for campaign purposes was greater than for those on political subjects. The largest order received this session, hv th PnViUfi Printer was for William L. Scott's Bpeech in support' of a compromise on the silver question. Mr. Scott is from Pennsyl vania, he is a Democrat, is the wealth iest man in the Lower House, and has been mentioned as a possible successor to the sick Secretary of the Treasury. The largest order was for Senator Beck's notably speech on silver, which has been called for by members of both parties. Despite the fact that the President has been warned by physicians sin:e Secretary Manning was stricken down v . w . no tanes no more rest, recreation, or exercise than before, but keeps hard at work. His habits of labor seem to be so fixed as to adrmtTbf no" change, and he tolls his friends he knows what be can do, and there is no use talking to him. More strangers have visited Wash ington durin? the present session than any previous one. They came in crowds to the White nouse daily, and Mr. Cleveland's hand shaking receptions, which occur every other day, are atten ded by , hundreds. Miss Cleveland's receptions throughout the season were very largely attended. Some of them were sucn crushes that the crowd was at times, admitted three or four abreast and extra guards were employed to keep the peopla in order. . uncus incidents have occurred on some of these occasions. For instance a White House usher was assaulted by two women because he would not admit them fast enough. They were tall, muscular women, and they bruised the man badly. It was the intention to arrest the offenders, and they were pointed out to a policeman, but on second thought the matter was allowed to pass. Miss Cleveland bore her part during the last social season with a great deal of crecit to herself. She showed much good sense and a good deal of kind heartedness. At her last 'reception, after she had been shaking hands with thousands, and was necessarilyvery tired, the published hour for closing the house arrived. There was still a long line of people waiting to pay their respects. The guards started to close the doors, but she ordered them left open until all who had come had been admitted. It is a great deal easier to look up on those who are below us with pity thaw upon those who are above us with out envy. Josh Billings. Society is just like pie; there is an upper crust and a lower crust, but the real strength and substance lies be tween them. Goethe once remarked: "Coquetry is selfishness in the form of beauty." Boston has raised the liquor license from $10 to $200. VARIETIES. -The West Shore says: Most of the Indians of Alaska believe in cremation. No dead Indian is taken out through the door, but through the roof or side of the house. ! The body is then placed on a pile of logs, while the people stand round and sing, beating time with carved poles while the body burns. When all is consumed, the ashes are put in a box and placed in one of the dead houses built near the town for the purpose of holding the ashes of each particular family. Mr. Beecher is still hammering away "on conscience." He lectured on that theme at Indianapolis a faw weeks since. Mr. Baecher's last pastorote before moving to Brooklyn was in In dianapolis. He stated, prior to his i j it i . iwmre, mat ne is seventy-two years old, correcting the pastor of the church in which he lectured, who announced his age as seventy-five. n XT 1 mwt uen. i eison a. Junes is the young est man of his rank in the United Staes army, and tho only one who has come irom civil me. vv nen tne civil war began he was a dry-goods clerk in Bos ton. In ten years more the proudest epi taph an American general can have will be: He died without writing a his tory of the war. N. Y. World. Gladstone, the greatest Hying En glish statesman, now 77 vears old, de livered the crowning speech of his life, on Thursday, April 8th, in the Brisish House of Commons in favor of Irish home rule. His speech will have s world-wide effect. It has created pro found attention not only all over the British dominions, but throughout the United States and in every civilized land. One of the most venerable of the old chestnuts is the so named Napoleon chestnut tree in the garden of the Tu ileries. Regularly every year it is an nounced to be in : leaf on the 20th o March the anniversary of Napoleon's return to Paris from Elba. But this year at latest accounts it had not shown so much as a single bud. Yet this should be encouraging as an indication that the old chestnut will still stand by the Paris paragraphisc, since it mani fests no intention to leave. Gen. Butler's letter to Speaker Car lisle confidentially requesting an inves tigation of the correctness, of his ac counts as treasurer of the Soldiers' Home is not sufficiently comprehensive to satisfy the Richmond Dispatch, which asks: " How about his accounts with the homes of the people of New Orleans? Daniel Webster was regarded as the most distinguished graduate of Dart mouth College, and it is confidently ex pected that at least one-half of the 4,000 living alumni of that institution will assemble at the dedication of the Webster Monument at Concord. The day set for the ceremony is June 17th, the anniversary of the. Battle of Bun ker Hill and also of Webster s great speech when the corner-stone of the Bunker Hill Monument was laid, June 17th, 1825, and of his yet greater ora tion when that monument was comple ted, June 17th, 1843. The dedication of his own monument on the same date is to be made emphatically a Dart mouth day. BL AXE'S GHOST. Ihe cardinal principle of reform in the public service is fixed tenure of office-or no removal without cause. Ui course it a Jricsiclent can suspend public officers at his will during a re cess of the Senate, refusing to giv either to the officers or their friends any reason for his action, and refusing the Senate the papers on file relating to the matters, there can be no certain tenure for any person who holds s Government position. Why do the Mugwumps thus in dorse a policy directly antagonistic to their Civil Service Reform professions? Because they fare affrighted by Blains's bogle. Because they fear that any criticism of Mr. Cleveland would aid to make Blaine's ghost a substan tial body and to fill the next Presiden tial term with it. ! ; The shadow of Blaine need not make our Mugwump friends so uncomforta ble. Mr. Blame is not certain to be the Republican nominee three years hence. It is a long way ahead. There is nothing to cause much doubt of, the election of a Democratic successor to Mr. Cleveland. The want of harmnnv between the Executive and Congress may make the next House doubtful. But what of that? : A Republican Pres ident was elected in 1872 and a Dem ocratic House in 1874. In 1877 a Republican President wa3 inaugurated and in 1879 a Democratic House met and organized at Washinrton. Tn w O 1880 the Republican candidate, Gar field, was elected President and in 1882 the Democrats elected a majority of the House of Representatives. A Republican House chosen in 1886 after the Democratic Presidential vie tory of 1884, would mean nothing and only follow precedent Besides, it would relieve the Democrats of the re sponsibility for legislation just before the Presidential campaign. So the Mugwumps need not borrow trouble about Blaine just now. Vex nut bis ghost: O, let him piss! He ba'ea him much That would upon the rack ot th'-S tough wcrld Stretch him oat Ion jer. Daily World. KING'S EVIL Vim i!;3 n.mio formerly given to Scrofula because of a superstition that it could be cured by a king's touch. The world Is w iser now, and knows that SCROFULA can oulv be cured by a thorough purifica lioa of" the Wood. If this is neglected, the disease perpetuates its taint through cencraUon after generation. Among its earlier symptomatic developments are Krzema, Cutaneous Eruptions, Tu ujors. Bolls, Carbuncles, Erysipelas, Purulent Ulcers, Nervous ami Phy sical Collapse, etc. If allowed to con tinue. Rheumatism, Scrofulous Ca tarrh, Kidney and IJver Diseases, Tubercular Consumption, and vari ous other dangerous or fatal maladies, are produced by it. flyer's Sarsaparilla . Che only powerful and ahvays reliable blood-purifying medicine. It Isso effeet nal an alterative that it eradicates from ihe svstem Hereditary Scrofula, and the kindred poisons of coutagious diseases and mereurv. At the same time it en riches and vitalizes the blood, restoring healthful action to the vital organs and rejuvenating the entire system. This great Regenerative Medicine Is composed of the genuine Honduras Sarsaparilla, with Yellova Dock, jStil lingia, the Iodides of Potassium and Iron, and other ingredients of great po tency, carefully and scientifically com pounded. Its formula is generally known to the medical profession, and the best Ehysicians constantly prescribe Ayeb'S aksaparilla as an Absolute Cure For all diseases caused by the vitiation of the blood. It is concentrated to the high est practicable degree, far beyond any other preparation for which like effects are claimed, and is therefore the cheapest as-well as the best blood purifying medl cine, in tho world. j Ayer's Sarsaparilla, PREPARED BT Or. o. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass- Analytical Chemists. Sold by all Druggists: Trice $1; Six bottles for $5. GENERAL MERCHANDISE. WAR IN EUR0PEI Removal! Removal! Removal! Un accouut ot our remova. into our new Store we propose to offer our entire stock of Gen eial Merchandise to the Public at such low prices that notwith standing the present hard times and scarcity of money, will en able everybody to buy our goods. THE ENTIRE STOCK Must be sold before we move Our Stock is larger andbette assorted than any in the City, COME AND EXAMINE And be your own judge, Before purchasing Elsewhera. "We guarantee our clothes to fit in every particular. WE MEAN BUSINESS And no mistake. Our place of business is one door north of the Post Office. ; CARO BROTHERS. Coos Bay Stage Line! Llli:i & CALVERT, PROPRIETORS, THROUGH TO COOS CITY IN 14 HOURS' WHERE souiicction is made with Coos Bay Steam era for all points on the Bay. Stages leave the Tost office at Rcsebunr every morning, except Sunday calling at the hotels before leaving. THE BEST ROUTE TO COOS BAY Particular attention given to the comfort of pass sengers. Careful drivers ".nd g ud stock. NEW STORE -AT DILLARD, OB. would respectfully inform the public that he has on hand fine assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, I Ready-Madc Clothing and in fact everything usually kept at a nrst-ciasa store. Give mm a call. Goods at Low Prices. All kinds of Prodne Taken in Exchange for Goods. ta.411 orders irompUy attended to. MISCELLANEOUS FUH Nil DRE PALACE, ; UNCLE JOHN GILOERSLEEVE Has the finest stock of furniture south of Portland l which he lu-iii.. i .. . . hi the State. The new tangled ; DO UBLE BED LOUNGE. i ; AND :': PATENT CORNICES. '' Also has on hand a full assortment of beds and bed- i vuuirs, taoios,,.. BUREAUS AND COMMODES, And all kinds of Children Ubaira, etc. ! J. G1LDEESLEEVE. Will stand for the Season at Joseph Carton's Liver g Sta ble itiRoseburg. Beginning March 1st and continuing three months, i GOXX3t DROP Is a thoroughbred Jersey .Bull, pale red, short horns, weighs 1100 pounds, is five years old, and has all the char acteristics of tho Jersey Stocks ; TERMS: Insurance - - - - $3,00 To insure sex of Calf, $0,00 N. P. BUNNELL, , FOUNDRY, Machine Shop, Wagon Shop, " ' Blacksmith Shop, nAN MAKE CASTINGS FROM ONE J ounce to three tons weight. Small Cu pola for small castiugs. Money refunded if work is not satisfactory, lortiana prices! Save telegrams and expressagc. LANGENBEEG'S Scot and ghee Store, Jackson Street,Opposito Post Office, Roseburg, Oregon.' KEEPS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEST assortment of Eastern and San Francisco and other makes of BOOTS, SHOES, GAITERS, SUP PEGS and everything in the Coot and Shoe line, and SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH. Boots and Shoes Ma.le to Order, and Perfect Fit Guaranteed. I use the Best of Leather and Warrant all my work. Repairing Neatly Done, on Short Notice, Also a full stock of TOYS, NOTIONS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and VIOLIN STRINGS. , LOUIS LANGEtf BERG. CIVIL BEND STORE V. It. ARRINGTON, ; DEALER IX Dry Goods G-roceies etc All Kinds of Produce Taken .in Exchange CIVIL BEND, DOUO. CO., OREGON. T. L. Gannon, C. A. Blackman CARRIAGE, WAGON, ; ' AND ' . 3T BLACKSMITH SHOP! Adam3on's OI4 Stand, Jackson Street. MANUFACTURERS OF CARRIAGES, HACKS BUGGIES! All Kinds of Repairing Done, Terms ar Reasonable. Gannon & Blackman, GBANGE BUSINESS ASSOCIATION ' OF RGSEBURQ. W. F. OWENS, : : : : Manager. -DEAL IN- Wool and Grain! also, agents for Agricultural Implements OF ALL KINDS 117 E TRANSACT A GENERAL BUSI Y ness in our line and pay the Highest Market Prices for Wool and Grain. A full line of Agricultural Implements kept con stantly on hand, or furnished on short notice at Lowest Prices. Office and Warehouse OPPOSITE THE DEPOT. Give ns a call. W F. OWEN THE New York Coffee House ra. 3". And Oyster Saloon Leading Check Restaurant in the City, SIFERD & HACKNEY, PROPRIETORS' 132 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND - - - ORECON 2TPrivate Rooms of tbe Latest Designs lor Ladies! OPEN DAY AND NIGHT. INSURE IN THE 1 STATE MURMM OF OZCiSGI-OSsT- Capital.. ....100,000.00 Th Farmers 6ctmpany 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. OfEce,at Court Housed Rosetorg Or. CHICKS BY U U With the Mmt Parftoct ud Sneeea Ail Imitation mt the Ilea. "T23:3E3 OIIAIG I - pol nirjc inriiiRAxriD I U mm mmmr - - m m mmmmm I Simplicity itself. No lamps to explode. Vo batteries, clockwork, regulator, en-drlwera. or triTaoces to get out of order. Mo cow or experience, and rery little lbor an d tfme fn riSni watching. Hatches jail fertile eggs. Tbe upper portion folds back like the lid of fartunk i euary heat from ."? teVwhatthe HSr.M'JE?" ted i work of the ben. wo mi. vuue. a hiusi proniauie i iwiiioi BTwrr, aicxtris. Tenn. From SOOeggs I hatched ly? chicks In the Craig Incubator. I Kuowitisiiieocstoneniaae. J our plans for brooder are unexcelled. , 1). C. HATCH. m'riai.K. Jll. I uira cnftl, out Of 78 eggs batched 6S chicks. Had rery good success first trial. Sev er bad a finer lot of chickens. ouanu. in. i beats all the hens set 145 eggs under n . F. D. CRAIG, ! EGGS SIZC .1 son 1999 ......... 1UQ U TUUs) ttO ...8111 sail If you knew: how cheap I soil Bells for Farms, Schools j You would sureljjhavc one. tit ki -t-1 IzMF ',5 I also deal in Threshers, Engines, Mill Macliintry, Prssps, Inspirators (The best Koilcr feeder known) Steam Fitting Goods, Belting, Oils. Also General Agent for, The Siiipman Engine, Coal Oil for fuel, No Dust. No Dirt Send for circular and prices. Oregon. GIVE But before you do H T( G. WOODWARD'S H n L.y Ml -AND- Buy a New Set of Harness One of the Biggest and Best Stock of Goods ever Brought to Town, use nothing but, the best leather, and have got fcViKmiiNLr n TiLIiS LINE. W. O. Woodwards Moseburg. 0 SUCCESSOR TO -DEALERS IN- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, Has on hand constantly a ucncraJ Merchandise and will ana patrons, as well as new ones,' who m co nsidcratiou oi'the scarcity of money and the present depression in business, will study their own interests by calling on hun and examining (aQQBS 3m PE.IG.ES' Before purchasing elsewhere,' I do not claim to sell goods at cost, or less than cost, but will assure all who patronize me wric ui'jy win get incir gooas At Tne Lowest Living Profit. Produce Of All Kinds Taken At ; Market iH-ice, 1 Sol. Abraham. Drain & Co,- 1rain. GENERAL DRY 5 o- -o- GOODS AND -Teas HATS, CAPS, BOOTS ASm SHOES. ere will find our Block complete, comprising many artich;s it is im i j j possible here to enumerate 1 ! I Would wspcctfully invite nn examination that it is for their interest to make purchases here as we buy and sell for cash - I only. MXREN-: MAO A C3 CTalns: 40 cal. GO trains nsde. Perfect ocnimcy gtunsnteed all sizes, all weights. Prices reduced. - " .TV BA T'T A 1 Callery, Pportln and Tarcrt Biflea, world renowned. Tbe standard tot XiLJUilJsti -r target shooting, bunting, and snooting rallerles. All calibres from 22 to 44. frvTJ MABLIS FIRE ARES CO., HEW HAYEH, COSH. BflDG "OH twers.or other eon t. Beeds nc a tank ot warm wai per beat U mala hi ici J U u , .uuvaat a uiuc ior smujer sue. EARLY HATCHED CHICKS Sell a! from 50c to SI per Pound. r una will care for th rHlr .:,, .t... cftSutSi rSn'S-K candidate ror puouo favor. Tbe Craig Incubator can bS V'. .A"r Person .boo.dVre I narlnSl JS . . . .uw lM 11 uaiGUCS IB ItVU 18 to 24 dliu nri m,.u . h. lADIES.7Tin th2n,and".wh0 " straggling for peconlarr " ""V. Independence will And artificial rearing ofnoult nome industry, it requires tl uwcinui iDienera wun nousenoid duties. The sain the meals can heat water for an incubator. M hlcks. I set 101 In Incubator and have ST good, hesltby chicks as a result, 1 C. W. MAYS. RiTkBTOK. keb.-Hatched one per cent of ail eggs put In. No trouble to keeh an even tempera ture. Shall rifn it all winter. H. VAN DEUSEV. Ing the Craig incubator 1 consider my first attempts at artificial lucu batlon a complete success. . . . our lncuoator for hatching. I hens and have. WALTKK DUUAND. . flKSSSMS fforlh iEvanston, III. CKvrs isr stamps for CATALOflVE. W JJJWOPrJiiZ, profit ou fiOkena. or Churches .1 ' : ''. 5- Oflk - o Foot of Morrison Street Portland ME A ('ALL. Z T. WRiIIT. iiiat come 'round to HI If-ll I y y yy DON'T FAIL TO CALL UN ME 1? large mid complete assortment of be pleased to see his old friends IoiigIa Co,, Oregon, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, Crockery, of stock believing a71 can be satisfied YiTNUl U P n o XULjlXjH3 Best In Tlao "world tor Ure or small came made in SZ csUbr. 40 ersint powder ;38 esL 1 4A caL 70 and ESmltis. The ftroneest stootlne rifle and tbe only absolutely safe rlfls made. All styles, j POUTLAKI) ADVERTISEMENTS C. W. KCWLESf ST. CHARLES HOTEL, (EUROPEAN PLAN) C. W. KNOWLES, Proprietor. FIRST CLASS E? EVERY RESrELT. Good Restaurant Connected With The House Fire-proof Brick Buildintr 180 Rooms. In the Center of ilutiH COR. FROST AND MORRISON STS., POim.AM EUROl'EAN PLAN. HOTEL, First Class In Every Particular, Cohnkr From and Mukrimos Sts PORTLAND, f tOi'.ECON TliouAfi GrtxKAX, rivprictor. T flE ST. CHARLES RESTAURANT. Charles Heilman, Proprietor. The very Lest in the Market is set before you. THE INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, Cor. Third and Streets Portland, Oregon. REDUCED RATES, PRICES TO SUIT THE TIME mills LA ROE AND WELL-APPOINTED HOUSE J- oners suiienor accomodations at iwipular uncus, Meals 2;"c, Rooms 25c. and 0c. Only three blocks from all Depots and Steamer landings, Free Iluss to and from tho Hotel No Chinese servants. N overcharges or deviation from regular rates of $1.00 pr bav. mard-tf E. LEWISTON. Yto.'r. Established 1S52. A. ROBERTS, Corner First and Alder Street Portland, Or. THE LEADING AND WME&MM1T Tikmm OP OREGON. ifSTTHE PLACE TO BUY. J B CONGLE Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer In . Saddles, harness; t2.LEATUER AND SADDLERY HaROWARB 108 and 110 Front Street PORTLAND OREGON Malaussene and Clements New Furniture Store IN MARK'S OLD STORE. A full line of first class Furniture. Atiythins; repaired or made to order. CALL IXSTANTEIt, Great Overland Route! THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD -ONLY LINE RUNNING- Pullman Palace Sleeping Oars, - Magnificent Day Coaches, and Elegant Emigrant Sleeping Cars -WITH BERTHS FREE OF COST- FUOM WASHINGTON AND OREGON TO THE EAST Via St. Paul ami Minneapolis ONLY TRANSCONTINENTAL UNE RUNNING PALACE DINING CARS. (Meals, 75 Cents.) FASTEST TIME EVER MADE FROM THE COAST OYER THE m NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD To Sioux City, Council Bluffs, St Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Burlington, Quincy, ta ts: St. Louis, 5 Chicago "61 -AND ALL P0INTS- O EASm AND ClOUTHEASm AS 1 AND OOUTHEAS J Via St. Paul and Minneapolis. 13-SLEEPING CAXtS ja- Are hauled on regular Ex press Trains over the Entire Length of THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD Leave Portland at 3:00 P. m., daily; ar rive at Minneapolis or Sf Paul 1 2:30 P. M., third day. Connection made at: St. Paul and Minneapolis to all points East, South and Southeast - PACIFIC DIVISION. Train leaves Portland daily at 1 1:4 5 A. Jf., arrivingt New Tacoma 6:30 p. m., connecting with O. E. fc N. Ca's boats for all points on Puget Sound. A. D. Charltok, General Western Passenger Agent, ao. 2 Washington St, Portland, Oregon. Ir. IIKUlOLf, feSUp-Stairs over L. Lc fil's Jcwdry Slot BDS:EUr.g CfECDX n R Pt fa l-a fT3 n v ti p T II. O'MALLKY. J . Propii" tor f ilc ItOSKLUKU MA 111 '1,1: WOIIKH. Autl Diialt r ii. Tl-i ilKS'iaNES, T.AU f t. J'.TP. Shop titvr cf I!itki,'; CAVFATS. TnACE MAiiKS AND CCPYI!:CKTS Olflalijfd, ana ell other business in U.c V. S l-atciit. Cfflce stttiided to for MODERATE FEES Send JIODEL OH DRAW ING. Wo advise aa rakiilaLiiity freu of chirKe; and wo nuke K) CHANCE I'XLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT. We refer hero to the Pustuisj-tcr, the bv.it. M..HC.V Order Dir., and to t-flidals of Iho V. 8. Tatt-iit offiit. Kor circular, advice, Uni.s an rufcrences to actual clienU in yeur own SUt county, write to , A, SXOTT & I'O., Op(Kitc rUnit Offlie,- WMhinston, D. C. BLACKSMITH AHD WHEELWRIGHT B0WEN BROS. llavipg disaolved the copartnorsliii) esist in ljctwccn Bunnell & Boweu Eros, and are now ircpared to da all work ia their line in a WORKMANLIKE MANNER, AND AT REASONABLE RAT ES. O. CJS3 TEL- TParlacjs, A FuU Line of Staple aid Fancy Groceries, Table axd Pocket Cctleky, Glassware, Crocliery. Queensware, Ete. Goods Delivered anywhere in the City limits, Fife of Charge. . Drain Hotel! DRAIN OREGON. Coos Bag Stage Office at the Hotel, SAMPLE ROOMS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAYELERS- ... Baggage Hasdled Free op Charge. MRS. BLACKWOOD Peoprietuem. MEDICAL. THE SPECIALIST. No. 11 KEARNEY ST., SAK FKAXCISCO, CAL. Treats all Chronic, Special nd Private Diseases with Wonderful Success. THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. " ' .t",tF:r..r Wivmii. IVhiltv Semiual Weakness, Ex Siausted Vitality, Sperma Itoirhea, Lost Matihooii. lT!ti,t"cv, Paralysis, tibuse, youthful follies and ernble rnects of belt. luch as Loss of Muinorr Uwgitud8 Nocturnal Eni Jiatiians, aversion to societv iJiiiinessvf Vitiiou. oles in the Head, EXCESS E8 IN DRINKING intoxicating liquors, tne vital fluid passing unobserved in the uriue, and manv otnerdis eases that lead to insanity and death. UR. J1ISTI1I, Who IS A HEOI UAB llITSIOAS, GRADT ATt or Tns Ukiverbitt of Pexxrtlvakia. mill rnt to forfeit Five Husdred Dollars for a caw of t his kind the VIT- L RESTORTIVE (under his special advice and treatment) will not cure, cr for anything impure or inturious found in it. Dr. Miktis tm&tji all private diseases successfully without mercury C'oxHiLTATios Free. Thorough examination and ad vice, including analysis of urine, 95.00. Price of VITAL RESTORATIVE, $1.0 a bottle, or lour timet th quantity, $5.00; sent to any address upon receipt of Price, or C. O. D., secured from observation, and in private name if desired by Dr. Mintie, 11 Kearst Street, San Francisco, Cal, Bend for list of ques tions and pamphlet. SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. Will be sent to any one anplyinnr bv letter. ctti hit smytom8, sex and age. Strict secrecy i n regards to all business transactions. Dr. MivriK'g Kroicer Ruvrdt. XF.pnHETicru Cures all kinds of Kidney and liladder CsompUiut Gonorrhea, Gleet, Lcuchorrhea etc For sale by a drngists; $1 a bottle or six bottles for flvcdollars. Da. MntTtKS Daxdklio Pii.lr are the bnst and Iba cheapest Dysi ErsiA and DiLIOt s cure in the market. For sale by all dni)nrists. SMALL POX MABKS 0AH BE BEM0VED LEOIsT & CO- Loudon, Perfumers to IL M. the Queen, have ted and patented the world-renowned. OB LITERATIM, which removes Small Fox Marks, of however standing. The applicatiom is simple and har causes no inconvenience, and contains nothing Jurious. Price $i0. SUPEPLU0US HAIB- Leon & Co.V "DEPILATORY" Removes Superflouus Hair in a few minute without pain or unpleasant sensation never row again. Simple and hsrniloss Fa directions. Sent by mail. Price tl GEO. W.SHAW GENERAL AG EXT 219 Tremont Street, Boston; Mass. Meutii.iv This Paper. "WTien Baby was sick, we (rare her Castoria, When she waa a Chad, she cried for Castoria, When she became Kiss, .he clung to Caatoria, When she had Children, she gave them Castoria, BARKER & WILLIS, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, NOTIONS, CROCK. ERY, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC. ETC. A SI ECLVLTY. rod nee 1xugLt and the highest cash price paid. ROSEBUItG OREGON.