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Newspaper Page TextROSEBURG REVIEW ;.JI iw..... ."' 1,- Si" a . i ' . FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1886 ordered his lieutenants to capture the negro preachers, and thd command was fjjven frooi the pulpit to votefor Ma hone or to prepare lor hellnrel Every man who had no character, toj lose was found in the ranks. , He set out to de- i i . i . . ? t . . i r;ji.!li. .uaucn me legislature, au uia uius iur ; liquor and cigars at the ..Exchange ho ! tel in'Richmorid, for the session of the legislature which elected hini " senator, waB 18,000. He lost all decency "of behavior, filled his house with pothouse politicians and negro wire workers, un- til his wife declined ; to r. come ' down ' stairs, and his oldest son, in his drunk en, rages, would swear . that he 1 was ashamed to be the 6on of such a father. . He went to the polls with his pistols in his pocket a thing unknown to any man sitting in the senate of the United ' States. He had appointed; the lowest ana most aegrauea man to omce 10 tar ry a proud and resentful people, and for four years held a carnival of' vice. But his downfall .was assured, o Men whom he deluded came to their senses; ' weak men became ashamed of their excesses. Every year his exertions became more desperate and bis results le3s and at last, in November, .1885, he was beaten, ' horse foot, and dragoons, and virtually driven ( from power. On the 4th of .next Mareh he retires from the senate, and if ; he . re turns to Virginia which is doubtful he will fin J himself the most loathed and hated man in the, ' state. Xs. it a wonder that staid farmers,' solid - mer chants,' grave professional men hore, when Mahone's name is .mentioned, curse him with the curse of Erunephus? Meanwhile Mr. Blaine, who made Ma- liono possible, repudiates the repudiator and airily suggests in his tiook . .that ' the general government shall assume the debt of Virginia! Like Frahken stein, he learned to dread the monster . , l. ,1 . . ','. ; Conner to make a, dailj study of life and man nei,!as represented at the ; only . great American" capital ! A Aboufi ' the time Congress . adjourns ' the procession of spring, and., summers' travel sets in.' They are s not as numerous or . as wealthy as the people 'who visit Wash ington in the. fall And - winter. They are those who- take advantage ot ex cursion rates,-country people brides and grooms, and organizations of vari ous kinds. . These find as much pleas ure in the city with its many5 attraci tions as the. city ipeople do in the country m summer.! ,.. vV ' ' . . ... ,!.; . RoBUSfH EALTH tTASSISGXOy . 1 i f. i!.v:;y- emm-ecr I) v those who smmu t ii. . Tin? .taint' of i corruptee! I!mk1 ii!;:y Ik-.si-riTtly umlcrminin the i-niiMiUi! ifii; In Vhiiv."lli iiofson willccr t:tnly rlt v i!MKx-t&uiiKtoi?li itlllhe inoro ' vii'ulVnrc (lie loiiicr.it. lias limm allowed ji-niu'u c 't t:-ytim. Lacb iiini(ls ly. lc.ii. sKii' ?' .:r.lcFAl cnse of uiniaUrnsi ' l:i-itinl'. . :.i:i ;uor, is one fit Mature . wjirninii'' ,'.! roiirm.-ut-c ( nrglccf. Oyer's Sarsaparifa I- If n Mil ilv lliiif In: r'!i-t! upon, . -in t'( -Tif! ft r;r.i'..'' !! t;;'mtof litTt'd- i tit i ;.l liiiviiirhtl corruption i.f " hio-i!. I: wily alti-ratlve -id:: is- ::ft;;u!ly ov. I'ful io"iliruulily t l' Ilil-i' ill'.' M.-!cm! of Sfi'ofuloiis unit .M". t i i iiiiinii Hii -- i'liijt thv i )iillu1iiii iv Cj,i;ni-ioi;s risv;is-s. It ! iipii- ii ili.:"! Hie ii:J(iii-i Iffi In 1 therin ii S'';f--!t IVvfr, iiiul ii:il)lt" r;iiil ii': i;;. r.'iiv.M f'l-yi tin- nil : liii-tucut and- rl'Ails.iA' Cmvs - h:' .1 i - A vki; s.t ks.'.im nn.i.A . 111 Mir j.n 1 1 : ! ; c iit'-. i'l' ;Hi7li,d.illlil tln ii' ';. ii'' . .1 t.'i . ;if. at ui ;i).viW f i lll'f. i i.-ti v. sil i ! i :. to if. 'v liatfvi-r tin-Hlnsi'iii- of J ;' ; i lanN.ir.Hl wlicn vv found, i i'oiii l!.- M-ii'.'Vj '!' lij!' .Viv'.ii' riii-lo to liitr vcl'l!-iii'-" 't S.iiiiii Alri'-a., tlii- ithh t 1. Ji.is aliovilnl hi'iii'li to tlw Mitti'ii'i-s Ijv wilful i; win si tisfoved. ; t)ni'-'!vii I'ii'VJ wricff r:!H i iN- u;iim lull- i-;i-H'. willi iii llifir l' I'Misd ' kiKiv kd"'. of iv.murk-iiliii- i:ri' wnmulit ly it, wlici'i! nil ntlitr U-ntw hud IwMi unavailing. IV-oplu; . w ill i!'J Wrii : 1 ' ' . , ( T. DEALER IKt-.v.: .-wi STAPLirMYCOODSi jr 1, ; a OF -t ': - m"!ft'- I .... ft. .l!-i'-ir," THE BEST ; QUALITY; GENERAL FURNISHING, : ' 1 HOSIERY, TRIMMING c. Boots & Shoes i; QF THE BEST QUALITY. I ' " a full" GROCERIES! Wood And Willow , CROCKERY & Cil.ASSWARE, . ' ELECTRIC LAMPS, 1 i. : SCHOOL BOOKS, . ; And. Stationary. Subscription ' AGENCY. Subscription received "for all Eastern ; j and . European Publications. ' i-,:-T O.UKCLEJQH'f fiHDERSLFEVE""-1 T t . ,M . t . ! lO aia ma mien ftoK ftt fumrtur south el Pui tlMV'l . PO $BX la MED L 0 VNQ & u A3TD- PATENT CORNICES;' ' ding, rfwlri, t , . : . 'BUBSAUS AND CiMMODt And all kinds of Chit dre'ns Chair's, tic i I A . -,t J.GtLDEnSLEEVE: The Leading I ... .. t -- A-'- . ... f 'Mi'.T f ' - T f.?.J7 . .. r't :3'."(1I .' I! ii ill ,,-'f'J ,'f,'--!' '-l:''' '. ''' '" KUUbn vH! : UK: V - IJKbliLI " " " -tt .Jl luJaJLJL JL- p " ' 1 1 1 : 1 '" f . i 'affair ml M h)U f -. - V,,'-.!' - 'Au ::T: - . n'M aI.I.ET.- - (J. W KN0WL.ES, Proprietor;' iv;' ii, (ti,;l iA i.H-ii ,1 'ii ! ' ' FIRST CLASS IX EVEJRXj .BESPfcCT. . Good. Restaurant Coaitficttd iWith The House Fire-proof Brick Building ' j ',"' i vj i! ...!-' 180'Boamii.l - .' ", hi Uui Canter ol , U Ct f. f, f !! !"-' - J (;"-i"r t COH. FKOUT AND MORRISON IATS.,- POllXtAND i THE OLD KELT ABLE Establislied in 1SG7. ! Jacob Bittzei 1I0LSI: WV Si Hamilton. . .tSuei.9wr to S. Ifamtitoih) ':' f- N. P. BUNNELL, F0QND11Y, Macbiiie Kaop,...-, v. . . '.I : , ,., Wagc BLop; ' BlacVitnliUrSliop. MACS CAtttSUS'.rilO OXK I i' buriow to thrM tOBi weiaht. f Small Cu- pol Tor 11111111 utiap Monty 'funded if u..W nt- ..tiafiAtiirr Piirtlanil tii'ice ! Save telefrramt and xprewae. I ... ? Washington D, C. Sept, 27, 1886. The President and his family tave returned to the White House where they are spending their . time quietly They take an almost daily drire tothe country bouse, overlooking Washing ton, which the . Presidents recently bought. The heavy rectangular stone mansion has been thoroughly remodeled and when completed will make an at tractive country home, if indeed, the rapid growth of Washington will allow it to remain long in the; country. Life at the White House at ; present is uneventful there will be ao enter tainments until the opening of the reg ular session when the usual number of receptions and state dinners .will be given. The President will begin the preparation of his annual message ! at once, so as to get it outlined ; at - least before Congress cornea back.. . He has few visitors now and no pressing busi ness, so that he can take as much time as he pleases for his message, s Mean while the heads of the Departments are preparing the data which he will need in his review of their : operations during the first year of his administra tion. It is needless to say that the bare statement of the facts will make an admirable showing for all the De partments. f Every body who has any thing to do with them knows that they never were more honestly, economi cally, ably, and let it be added .with emphasis, courteously administered be fore. . : .:. The "season" this year will be short, but it promises to be brilliant. , The President, it is said, is not fond of gen eral society. He is evidently ill , at ease, if not , actually hored at some of : the Diplomatic1 and State " dinners which official etiquette required him to give last winter. Mrs. Cleveland, however, is fond of society, and society is thoroughly in love with Mrs. Cleve land and her- social tastes may perhaps prove a foil to Mr. Cleveland's recluse disposition Mrs. Cleveland will be sought after and invited here, there . and everywhere; but sue will i V aoie, as mistress of the White House, to ac cent very few invitations. ' The presi . dent cannot accept invitations to din- ' ners or parties where he , is likely to mpnt ana of the i diplomatic corns; for the President to ! dine , out .with on : Minister of a foreign nation would be to insult all ..the other representatives and cause each and every one to ; write polite letters to their home govern ments, informing them of the insult offered their sovereigns or rulers. ; uero the Diplomatic corps is invited as a bodv. It is cenerallv known here by people versed in society rules that, , if the President is invitea no toreign rep rcsentative is to be invited. President Arthur loved to go out to dinner par ties, and he always was enabled to tell beforehand - who was to1 compose the pavtv. Cleveland has never had .occa sion to inquire, because he has never accepted invitations outside his Cabi net Whether Mrs. Cleveland will ar cept invito tions or give little entertain ments is one of the- problems "not yet solved, but anxiously awaiting sol ution, She has made many friends hereakl ready, and every one wants to see more of her, for she is a very lovable wom an. Mr3. Cleveland will most likely begin her Saturday afternoon ..recep tions as soon as it gets cool, but those are mote of an official character than social, and do not count with society here. While the social season has not strictly begun, it may be said in another sense that Washington a never oui o. season. It is pretty full the year around. People begin to come in from the seashore and mountains the latter ' part of August and are all home by the first week in September. . Washington has become a very popular Autumn re sort. ' People going south for the win ter always pass through here v .fcac year they tarry longer. They begin to . leave the summer resorts earlier and delay their trips to Florida'later. The ' custom is becoming common to stop 'in Washington the first of October, on their way south, and to stay several . weeks. The traveling' public have dis- ' covered the attractions of .Washington as an atumnal and early winter resort Before these birds of passage hav flown" the social and political season - has begun. Thi3 brings in a different set of ceople representing the wealth Trust .Kolhing Else than Yr:'sSu:sApii:ii.!',A. Xmeru cn)!o liliM'J s't' !' !hiivI iln'liii' j ulilii- n -IijhhI iiiinrirr." .whicii mny ulliuv tin- I'lir'uMil wiili tin- im-trUM; of in;niy ! t-iii'iiji il--w. iui Willi wnu-n ii ! hmi uj f viicrimut while Ii.ra." W sitwlily Ix1 I'oiniii'i iiioic lc('ii-'iitcd iiml ilifiit-uU of fiuv. ' SdiiH' tf llir-ir mixtures l uiurli lasting harm. Near in tuind that the only nicdioini' tliat can indiciilly purify the vitiated lilivxl 1 Ci EX KR AL M HRCH ANDI8E. At Fair Prices?. Do vou'Avant to build next season) If so have your , iuibcr;iawod now. ... that it iLny be thoroughly seasoned , "It will cost no"iur3. ! J. 0. Itooth.u Cleveland, Or. : 11. A, Booth, Drain ur. If you knew how cheap I;soll 1elw. for . Farms, Scuools or Cuubches ; ( " ' . You would 'surely1 have one. ''- ' . ,. ...; Ayer's Sarsaparilla, ... PltEPAlSF.I) BY Dr. J. CV Ayer & '., "Lowell, Mass. Sold by all "Dmggists: Trice $1; . .Six bottles for $5: "' LAFGEHBERG'S Soot and Bhos Btor JekJn StMet.dpjjfoelt f'ot OHicc, ,,,,: - Ii,,: in-. i:-: J ' " ! . s Poselmre Oregon. 1 " IrEEPS OX HAND TUB- L.JlOKST AM1 BEST L ' ortiuIit of Estm ti'l 5 Francisco and other luakM of BOOTS. BHOtS, OArfEB. SUP- I'ERB Mid TMytlung in.Ui Uoii M on uue. " SELLS CHEAP FOR CASH. Boots anil Shoes Ma.to-to (der, .and Perfect Fit Ouarantetil . ,,? I ne tli Beet of Leather V"1 V&rrant all. my.work..;., . j. ' ,- . : Repairing Neatly ,Donei on Short Notice, Also a fall itock of TOV8, j NOTIONS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS and VIOLIK .STBINGSJ 1 ' ' - . )ZOUZS X.ANQSNBERG. ,:-v.-. .Li ' ' ' Central Hotel! ItOSEBUllG.OBEGON, orrOSIIE CARLON'S liVert stable. . if - f i : Boanl and Lodging per day . . . i , . . . , $i .00 " " " week - . 5- " Without Lodging.;... 4- Meals. 25 cents, Lodging:, 25 cents- Thorough satisfaction is promised to travel- j ers and the public generally. MRS- GARRISON, Tro No Chinese employed . THE CSRAPB CTRE. CIYIL. BEOT) STORE V. X. ARliilTGTON, DEALER IS tl Dry Goods CJroceies etc All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange ClVlL'BENl; 'tiOW". TO.. OREOOX,. T. L. Oaxxoh, ,C,"A. jBLACKHAS SAL-MUSCATELLE In America ... - WITHOUT THE EXPPNS ! CF AH ETJBOPAN JODMFY '. ... Tlie crysUlued taIU, as obuiued in 4 pure itatc from snipes and choke frtiit in a portable, palat able, simple form, are now presented tutpo public of America as the grandest resolvent of impure bloodj corrector of the liver and regulator of the bowels the natural promoter of ' HEALTH AND LONGEVITY. LOOK OUT! CARKIA, WAGON, BLAGESIHTH SHOP! - Adanisoa' Old Stsiwf, Jacks o Street.' TfJl MANUFAOTUKETtS OF CARRIAGES. HACKS, BUGGIES! Alt Kinds of Renairius Done. Terms ar i Reasonable. Gannox a IJLAeK5iA Bran New A : , ... .. .1, , . r, ;.; '.Mi'ft Qf tS3? k : i ..I also deal in Threshers, Engines, Mill Machinery, PcMPa,..Iiusiuratore The Lest Boiler- feeder known) Steam F.rrmu Goods, Ueltixc, Oils. Also General Agent for, The SiuruAX Enuixe,, Coal Oil for fuel, No Dnsr, No Dirt. Send for circular iin.l prices. Ofik-e Foot of Morrison Street Pui tlnd C. av: knOxcs, t" T-H. O'MM'i., " . rt ! .i:3f; ii !-' u sis ., Vrtf .M! 1 ,,, ..) I.,.. THE ST. ClIAELKiJ UKSTAVHANT, . - . ... :,..' . - ' Charles UaMAljf,-..Pi-oiriotor,. The very best in the Mai tut is set before you.r., ; - -n i . ,- -THE '" INTERNATIONAL, Cor. Third and E Streets; Portlakd, , Ore&cn. REDUCED RATES, WcESTO SUIT THE TIME mnis LARGE A N't) WKt.T,-APPOINTED nOUSE 1 offers suiwrinr acmtnivlatinns at popular prices. Meals J6e, Rooms Kc. and 50c. Only three blocks from all Depots and Steamer landuig. Free liuss to and from tbs Hotel Ko Chinese servants. No overcharges or deviation from regalar rates of $1.00 per Day. msrt.tr j ELEWISTON. iTop'r. i na1T in ' -VJ 'r .ft. ' ' -; x - Tt'oMBsifvitiSi-TAiBi.Ei st Etc. ' - ' ' Shop rJ-ft of Bi-ittsS'"- -'"' ''"'"' MuGreffoVt old ttand, - Jackson Street : Roselmrg. HICHEST MAE KIT P3 I CE PAI3F08 KI5ES. . nnui MARKET is alway? supplied with JL the choicest quality ol ' Of all kimls, irtcluduig beef,: pork, veat and mnttQn ; also, corn "beef, sausage, lard, etc TlieTnost ' favorable . inducements offered to patrons and no tflort will be spared toward giving satisfaction. . .' . BLACKSMITH AND WHEELWRISHT BO WEN BROS. Having dissolved the copartnewhip exist ing between Bunnell, & Bowen Broa. and are now prepared to do all work in tho lino in a - ' :'.-' ;' . . WORKMANLIKE MANSER, ADD AT REASONABLE RATES. Oreiron. 'GIVE ME A CALL. ZT. WRiCnT. HITCH UP! But before you do that come round G. WOODWARD'S PJ1 Established 1852.) - A. ROBERTS, Corner. First and Alder Street' Portland, Or. THE LEADING ' - - .-. . . : ' AND- ' - : OP OREGON. ' f ' ' ' - '- - ' ' ' ' ' PLACTI TO BUY.I to iltt ii M i o o ; , j . . f ,1 f : i ;r-. ii ;- -i " ; ; . -... , IP J B CONGLE Manufacturer, Wh'olesals and BeUil Dealer In SADDLES, HARNESS, tiLEATHER AKD ' SADDLERY' IIaEDWARE 108 and 110 Front Street PORTLAND ORFfGOK i O- cto HrL- TctXlSJSv : ; A Full Line of . Staple and Fancy Groceries, Table asd Pocket Cctlert, Glassware, Crockery , Queens-ware, Etc. i Goods Delivered anywhere in tko City limits, Free of Charge. MEDICAL- AND- Buy a New Set of Harness OS A SADDLE ' One of the Biggest and Best Stock of Goods ever Brought to Town, use nothing hut the best leather, and have got , KVEIIYTH1NU IX THIS LINE. DONT FAIL TO CALL ON ME W. . Woodwards Itoseburg. Malanssene and Clements New Furniture Store IN FLOED'S OLD STORE. A full line of first class : Fumitiue, Anythins; reiiaired or made' to , order. CALL IXSTANTEH. 1DU. MINTIB, THE SPECIALIST. o. 11 KEARXE"V ST., BAN FKA5CISCO, CAL. Treat all Chronic, Special and Pmate Diseawt with Wonderful Sneewt THE DSEJ EKCUSi! REF'EDY. ijigsr Seminal Wkno, Ek ' x -. -laurted Vitality, Brwrma . '- itorrbea, Lort Uaohood- - 'impoteneyj FaralTiia, Proatatorrhea, and ail h i terrible . rffeet of Sif abase, youthful tollieaaol eLceaaea in maturer years, such aa Lorn of Memory Laaaitud Moetumal Sm jiiaiana, arsiontotoeietr DiiaiMsaot Vumu. hoiiws in the Head, KXCKS9ES li DRINKING intozicatins Conor, toe vital cold passing unobsened in theunne, and many otnar di ease Uiat lead to insanity and death. IE. MlXTIK. Who U A JBBOGbAK PBT1(C1A,J Gx- atb op tub Umvibsitt of PcaTtCTlTaBiA, will agree to forfcH Firg Hckdrbd Dolla for a case of thia kind the VIT L RESTORTIVE (under bia cneeial advice and treatment) will not care, tr for anyttainc imfiure or injimotn tonnd in it. Da. Vnni treats all pri-ate dlseaica anceeasfollT without aaercnryi Coxsiititios Frib. Thorough examination and ad vice, iiioludinsr analysis of urine, $5.00. Price ef VITAL RESTORATIVE, $LE0 a botUe, or four tUnea tht qcantity, $5.00; sent to any address upo n receipt rf Price, or C. O. D.. teeored from observation, and in private name if desired by Dr. Miktib, 11 Kkixit Stbrt. Sax Feajtcisoo, Cab. Send for list of qus- tions aud pamphlet. . " : SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE. Will be sent to any one applying; bv letter, auMnf symjtonis, sex and age. Strict secrecy i n regards te ail busiuess transactions. . Dr. Miktix's KiDmr Rivanr; NCPIfRETICUM Cures all kinds of Kidney and Bladder Csomptaint 'Cteoorrhes, tileet, Leucborrhea etc. For sale bya drnggiste; 1 a bottle cc six bottles for fivedoUars. . Dk. Misxtes Daxbelioit Pnxa are the best and the cheapest Drsi crsia and Baiois curs in the market. For saleby 11 lirutrtrists. :, Hi sLsl a. ( -iOFFERS:- 'FORS'AIliE Some Choice pJaim this scluevcment a new : r. in tl, iYi;i ncienoe of medicine, as it furnishos the blood with its natural salines that are lost or -eliminated every day. SAL-MUSCATELLE ; A "p'6'siTI m, XA TULA L STfJK HEADACHE AXD DYSPEPSIA CURE. lM.lmuiMr. is Xalfure's own product. It sup. plies to the system the erant of sound, ripe rapo I-.i twnit. it m ttia mmnlont nH best preventive and ure for all functional deranirements of the liver and kindred ailments; prevents tne ansorption oi mai KlHiarnuM fevers of all kinds: counteracts the f- feeta of bad air, poet drainage and impure water; a powerful orydiser of the blood; a natural specific for all sktn eruptions, sick headaches, biliousness, nervousness, mental aopreaaiuti.ana win rouiu n effects Of acciaeniai umigwuuu uuu, davw jrinVini, lla it in vmir homes and on -a ... , - ... . your travels. is a pwain; mi uw uhi and worn-out. ... J mures nj aswrwc. f . i Spanisli Merino Bucks: 1 "I'-L T". al 11 I l.i.. it- Can be ssen at ssy rssideiiM in Freach Settleuieut. ' Aedrsss, HENRY CXN -J R Mliurg, Oregon. TI1E- -SUCCESSOR TO- Abiaham, .Wheeler .&. Co. DEALERS IX- GENERAL MERCHANDISE, DR. JORDAN'S Museum of An atomy. 751 Market Street XHPf 11YHiJIU' .. ., AVo AND LEAKS HOW TO AVOID Jf disease, and linw wonucntuiy ou are made. Private Office, Ml Oeary SUcct Consultation on losl maubood and all diseases men. Send for uooks. Great Overland Route ! THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD -ONLY LINE BUHN1NC- . Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars,' Magnificent Day (Joaohes, and , i - Elegant Emigrant Sleeping Oars, -WITH BERTHS FREE CF CCST- FROM: WASHINGTON AND OREGON TO THE EAST Xj3KIKvS1-Mcatelle Co. bvin nl imitations. The trenuine iir "blue wrappers only.",,,' ,- s - Aaeud forclrcuUrs . . G. EV NOVITCH, General . w n n .AAA v v.b I American jnanaser, i.,v juu t,iumnj. iAnaBlno Mention this paper. For sale by. S. HamUton Rose- UV' .UO0O, frOCeriCS, bury Oregon. , . , WEW, STORE i" . . . AT : ,4. F DILLARD, OR. would respectfully inform the public that he , - has on hand ft fine assortment of New York Coffeq House And ''Oyster 'Saloon ..... . . - . . .: Leading Check Restaurant . in the City. 8IFERD HACKNEY. PROPRIETORS 132 FIRST STREET, ' PORTLAND . - .-, t, ,.r.i,i- r ORECOM. ArFrivateRooinsottheLaU-stOetiiriisror Ladies- OPEN DAY ASD SIGHT. J! lo.soburcc Oregon. lias on hand constantly a large and complete assortment of ftenpral Merchandise and will be pleased to see his old friends and patrons, as well as new ones, who in co nsideration ; ofthe Via St. Paul aud Jlinncapolis scarcity of money aud t tie present depression' in business, will omiy tRAXSCQMTiNEKTAL' uhe running study their ovn interests by calling on' hm and examining pIJ DICING CARS GOODS, PRICES ; .; ;, I (M v nlli, ; lieforO' purchasing-clscwhere, I do not claim to sell goods pgjggr JRE EVER MADE ; FROM THE COAST OYER THE-; J tT NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD To Sioux City, Council BlutT;, St. Joseph, Atchison, Lcayenwortb,; ' Kansas Clfy; ' Curlinstori, Quiiicy, 'C T rtinn m. Phi ov BARKER & WILLIS, DEALERS IN GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,' ' NOTIONS, CROCK ERY, GLASSWARE, TOBACCO, CIGARS, ETC. ETC CAXXXXO FSITJSTO . - 'A SPECIALTY. Produce bought and tbe highest cash : ' price paid. ROSEBURG ORSGOII. New Stage Line. ROSEBURG TO CAMAS VALLEY at cost, or less than cost, but will assure all who' patronize me I ttat thoy will get their goods ' At The Lowest Living. Profit. ' !; Produce'; Of All - Kinds Taken At;' Market ' Price, '. ; Sol. Abraham. ii ml faKliion at all Darts of the Union: " those who 'are interest(J in legislation myka, N. y. t Of Interest to Ladle' , , The new,, treatment for ladies' dis, eases diicovered by Dr. Mary A. Grege, IjhsjUatilHmhffift EngluaUrPhyaciap ana nurse,. nf men uasrevoiuuonizea iue tH4nweftlieatb1g "these com plaints in England ia now' being intro duced into the TJ. S., under a fait and novel plan. . , i . . , . , Sufficient .of this remedy for one monlVs trial treatment is sent free to every lady .who is suffering from any disease common to the sex who sends her address and ,13 2ct stamps for ex pense, charges etc, , " It 13 ao idee cure for any form of ftimale disease and the free trial pack- aae ls many times sufficient to effect k permanent cure. Full directions ac company" the package (which is put in a plain' wrapper j aiso price uss tor iu tnre :refereiicc. " No rial' pacloge will be ienl fifter Oct. 1st 1886. . Ad dress, Gresg Remedy CompAxv, Pai. ReadySIadc Clothing and in fact every usually kept at tiist-class atote. Uive btm a can. Goods 1 at1 Iiow Pzxoes. All kinds of Produc : ' Taken in Exchange for Goods. taAlt orders promptly attended to. TKc BUYERS OITIOB Is lasnaed Be DC suasl Jaswem each resur. J-31A ijaesicskWiuiOTcr ' s RAO lUnctrsvtlosu a n-kole Pletstt Onllerr, GIVES noleaale Prices) direct to ecmsttmer em all r vmml ar ffesnAly saae , Tells tow to order, and srire exact cost of every th.tsur os 'ae1 eat, ' drink, wear, or ban Tfsm with. Ttaes VSVJOXXBUKi ROOKS eontala lnformatto KleaMd t sYoisi the markets oT One world. We wlU mall a oopr muniD to T dross) po receipt of 10 eta. to defray nwast of wiallliut. Iet a near xiva won. SespectfallT, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. S3 7 V Z9 Wftauik Ateaae, CUcaf h III E f ." I 1 IV J J MILLWOOD LULLS ! OX IlIJKBAltD CREEK. ... .... ...,f.f, : CLARKE, k -BAXJ3R, j Proprietors. We are now prepared to .ttrnihl lumber o the best mialitv in anantities to suit jrths purchasers, always harinjr on hand' the largest stock of any mill in Douglas County. We will furnish lumber at raf.ini)l at tbefollowiuy ;prics. So-t rouKh'1umlrIJ..........;;.:.4to M No. 1 flooring ft inebPU .i...:.i-"..-?16 M '. 1 flnnrinir. 4 tn.h li k. il .. M I V,. 1 (Ini.t,; i.,Kr ' --L 810 .M CtXRKE BAKr.lv. ,.;..,:t !' ' : Drain & Co Urnin. Douglas Co., Oregon, GENERAL DEALERS IN , DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES. -AND Ml POIKTSi -Teas- PAsrn AND C10UTI1EAS AND' OOUTHEAS IU, Hardware,' Crockery, o- -O- UILTS, GABS, BOOTS Aim SHOES. ers will find our stock complete, comprising many articled it is 'im possible here to enumerate. Would respectfully; invito an examination of stock believing all can be satisSed Leave Portland at S:00r fc'Sr.y daily; af- tbat it is for their interest to make' purchases here as we buy and sell for cash .KSJ0? r St! PaU . Via St. Paul and Minneapolis: XSTVTTCs-X. ,TTT t Are Jiauled oii regular., Ex . press .Train over s the . ; : Entire Length jof ;: i ThE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD only. MAG-. PARKY," &: in the Rect Fronts next jToor to A; C . Mark? TT 11. Merchatt Tailor. ! Connection made at St Paul and Minneapolis to all points East, South and Southeast' pacific biyisiqjr. Train leaves Portland daily at 11:45 A. ii.. arrivinsr at New Tacfcma ,6:30 it. ir T? V rr:V for lure ar rthaII eaxne 4&ade tA 32 calibre. 40 ffTmlnsiMwder;88 Gal. ! na f a fni" all rCii nis oxL Puzet Sound madf.. Pprfwt h-t,t- vr.imni .ml th ouIt abaolutclT safe rlfla laada. All strlea. I A. D. CHAHLTOS, ' all slses, all welshts. Prices reduced. - . . ! I fil PflaseTirer A2ent, BATT A T allery, ttoortlns! Tarsus KUM, worm rranrara. Beaiannaro ror i r- u: f.n Sr ift jJt JJJsi li&t f target shooting, buntlnn. and shoottnr. sallerte All calibres from s to 4 r ' - No.- 2 Washington, Ot. Made in fourteen different styles, prices from $18,00 em dXofUttilialdaUiofae, MA'RLIN 3 Repairs and Alteratious; neatly done. MetnrlrtDdiff.r,I:i!rtrie&,prtcfTom MIPT.IN FIRF. IPM fll rP.W HIVKN FnXM 1 - " Portland. Oregon. Leaves Roseburg, Mondajn, Wednes d i ys,' Fridays,' and returns Tuesdays, 1 hufsdays, and Saturdays. ; Time of having both terminal points 6 o'clock sr. and arrives at each point at 6 oclock p. M. Robt, T.'JMcCcLLocir, Great Reduction in Price AT THE Portland . f1 Oregon. Durinir the Mechanics Fair Season, I will rsducs my Prtces fur Kouna and uoard to si-vu ana . SXaOperdajr. Booms without Board 60 cts. sod SIjOO according to location. i Tuohas CcvKi, Proprietor. WillamettE UniversitY, '.:! ;.. -30-- ; -v.- PROFESSORS i INSTRUCTORS 350 Students: 3T5 Graduates. Depaxtmoxtt of lV'tratnro, Law, Sd " i ; icisia. ftlcuia ajid Art- .1 1 ' Girls board in Woman's daTlcge, wWi aleelV for nlslicd rooms, S-V50 per week.,. Bojsi and Touug Mens' board ui the Young pens',, , -i ;.!;- BOARDING- HALL, " ; ' A building just purchased and remod ..- ' eled with SB rooms, . SUSOer WeeK- ' The young jnen are expected so sopply their fur niture, wood and light and pay One Dollar anonth rent.1 Tbis is the nut rereonable living; to students which the UiuversitT has erer offered. Tle Presi dent boards iu the hall and has the supervision, f yFlrst Term Begins September eta. Catalogue sent free, i : . ' : : , ' 'V.y; T. TAN SUOY, , . J-Trnsiileii Salem, Oregon.