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R0SEBU11G REVIEW IS ISSUED FIJI DAY MORNINGS , by .THE 'REVIEW PUBLISHING CO. J. It. Nf BELL, Editor. Oue Year " " - ," -Six Months - - -Three Mouth. - - - - - - 2 50 - - - - 1 25 - - - - 1 00 . ' . GEUEElL DULEOTOJBY. jkovj'.r Clkvblakd President. Tnos . F. B a yard ...... . Secretary of State Dam ex T. MAHnrxo-SecreUry of Treasury. i. Q. C. Lamah .Secretary of the Interior. Wm. C. Enmcott . ...... .Secretary o War ' W. O . Whitn ev ..... . Secretary of Navy. VV. T. Vilas .Post Maater General . A, H Gablasd. ....... .Attorney General. MoRRisojr It. WAite..... ....Chief Justice. i STATE OF OREGON. ' w '' '" U- S- Senators. T. II. Mitchell. ......... J Bin'ger Hermann. ......... .Congressman. Sylvekter Prnnoyer. . . , . . ....Governor. Geo. W. McBride.... . Secretary of State. (1. W. Wehb .............. State Treasarer. B. B. McELROY....Supt. Pab. Instruction. Frank Bakr. ....... State Printer. R. S. Strahan, ... ) 'v Wm. P.-Lord, . V ....Supreme Judges. W. W. Thayeb, SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. R. S. Bkas. .J odfc J. W HAMitTOK:...ProsecaUng Attorney, DOUGLAS COUNTY J. H. Siicpk, 1 . Jons Emmitt, ) " " W.F.BenjamIs V" Senators. t - r rJt ' .Beprea nteUves. II MnKF.X7.IE. 1 Thos. K. Sheridan Clerk. Ben. C. Agee Sheriff. n S-Wkst.- - ......Treasurer. Cm. T. Russell School Superintendent. - Tas. A. Sterling ..Assessor. J. S. Frrziiuoii County Judge. J. Hall, C. A. McGee. Commissioners. N. E. Britt surveyor, Dr. S. S. Mabsters. .Coroner. Tnos. Smith . Seeep Inspector. precinct officers: flc H .,Ti " " f Justices- Pptpr ii'xr.P.R ' . ' t . .Constable - CITY OF ROSEBURG. II. C. Stanton, 1 ' " 1 John Rast, I - J6- l. williI' ( P. Benbdict. f " T Vnv-n . Recorder. John Howard Marshal. Yill 11. risnER. treasurer. Wmnr. U. S. LAND OFFICE ROSEBURG, XJhas. W J oirssTON. ....... Register. A. C. Jones . . . .' .... , .Receiver SIGNAL SERVICE. B. S. Pagce.. . .... . . ... . .Observer. PROFESSIONAL. L F. LAKE, JOHN LANE JANK & LANE, Attorneys at Law. Maiu street, opposite Cosmopolitan Hotel. J C. FULLERTON, Attorney at Law. Olllco in Marks' brick, np stairs. R. C. HUNTER M. D. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. anVonville oreoon K. L. MILLER, M. D . Surgeon. . ; ' IIomdiopathiQ PbjBician. Offiice up stairs in the old Sheridan Brickj on Jackson Street, Roseburg, Oregon. Clironic disoasea a speciality. r Dr. THOMAS GRAIUM, A GRADUATE Of the University of Pa. at Pnlladelphut aud Of trie ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS, and ROYAL COLLfiOE OF PIIYSICIANS, LONDON ENGLAND has located for the practice of his profession In ROSEBURG OREGON. Offics and reside.es, Washington strest opposite we vjaiooiic vnuroa . F. G. (EHME, M. D. (Pronounced Ama.) " . IIOMffiOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & Oradaatc Of The TOIVERSIT Of Xicipzig Germany. Office & Residence at the house of Geo. W. Day, near K. R. tract, Rose burg. Dr. GA-BONHAM RESIDENT DENTIST Roseburg - - Or. "Mflce over head in Marks' buUdlmr. Mr repute J tinn as a Ientist Is based on the merits ol sttf work. Prices reasonable and to tuit the tunes. ,; CT60LD FILLING A BFBCULTT.'a ; Tho Leadins DRUG HOUSE W. S. Hamilton. Suseessvr to I. Hamilton.) Rosbburc - - - Oregon. Ohtained. and all Patent Business in the V. 8. Patent, Offlos atUnded to for MOUKKATE FEES. Our offlce is opposite tne u. a. raient urace, ana ws can obtain Patents in less time than those re mote from WASHINGTON Send MODEL OB BRAWIXO. We advise as to patentability free of eharee; and we make SO L'HARQK VXLKS8 WK OBTAIN PATENT. Ws refer hers to the Postmaster, the Sunt, of the 1 Money Order Dir., and to officials of -the V. 8. Pat ent Office. Foreircular. advice, terms and referen ces to actual clients in your own State or county, write to CA.SXOW&CO., Opposite Patent Office,- Washington, D. C r.intiuinuE guide 5Kf Pr FS. IUMtrated. in CSoth ssdaut Bindinv. m& ExiatToriikiiipa. 6aM,epcreaw,ste. This Book coo WPi WASHIIIG tfc IRONING Etlf offostts caju.o'3 livery stable. ..... ... - : -. . . 'V. ... : " ' - Roseburg: . RevieWo . : - : , , : : ; , . ' i -J .... .... , .. ... t 1 -. . : VOL, XL J. JlSKXJJL,EK. . . . Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. ALL WORK WA UK ANTED. Dealer 1q Watches, Clockf, Jewelry, Spectacles aud Eyeglasses. A FULL. I.TNB OF CICiAKS, TOBACCO & FANCY GOODa. THE ONLY RELIABLE OPTOMKR !N TOWN - for the proiKiratljugtmeiit ol SpetsMjlcB. Depot of the Genuine Brziliiui Pebble Siwctacles and Eye glasses. Office In Hamilton's Brick lilo ok. NEW YORK LTJMBEl . & Wood Yard Go To II. It Howcirs East side of track one block soutli of depot is where you will find number one dry lumber, Sugar pine, , Cedar, Fir, and all Dimention lumber for buildings, sawed and shaved cedar shingles, Sash Doors, : Blinds, Screnn Doors, Mouldings, Wall and Stair railings, Balusters, Brackets, Newel posts, Ceilins, Rustic, Flooring, and all kinds of Finishing lumber, sawed and split Cedar posts, 1 inch plank sawed expressly tor sidewalks, l represent the sugar irme JJoor 01 Lumber Co. of Grant's Pass Or. which from personal insjiection I believe to ue the finest establishment on the Pa - - - cific coast, it employes seventy men. The Proprietors and Overseers are all Eastern men and experts in the busi- ne8a the machinery is new and put ,JP in the manner' mA a11 und!r srtict discipline and order. Their orm-V is nil ilnnA lur nnnibnr one me- UWos and ia eomil to anr wovk of T . . -. .1 a Wck, vnrv rr v. vt w pu ffinAJ3 aTld Gates complete. I also represent a number one mill at loncolla where l have sawed all Dimention lumber to order on short notice, AH guaianteed as represented or no sale. Call and see stock and prices betore purcliasing. btove wood constantly on nana at II1KD TIE PRICES. OVERLAND TO CALIFORNIA VIA OREGON AND CALIFORNIA R. R. And Connections. Fore from Portland to San Frauuigco H2; to Sacra mento 830. QVso connections made at Ashland with stages o the California Oregon & Idaho btagc Company. (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS.) East Side Division. BETWEEN TORTLAND & ASHLAND Mail Train leave. . ARRIVE. Portland ..8.00A. M. Koscliury....U.13 V. Jt. srar.vr.tss: Eoseburg. 6.25 P. M. Ashlaud 4.00 A. M. Ro3cburf?....5.C5 A. M. Rosebura...,,--" A. M. Portland... ..3.45 P. M. -" Albany Ixpress Train LEAVE. I ARRIVE. Portland.... ...4.00 P.M. Lebanon 0.20 P. M. Lebanon 4.45A.M. Portland.... 10.05 P. M PULMAN PALACE SLEEPING UAES Daily between Portland and Ashland. The O. and C. R. R. Ferry makes connection with all the regular trains on bast Side li v. Irom fuotol r bt West Side Division- i BETWEEN TORTLAND & COUVALLIS IfailTiain- LEAVE. I ARRIVE. Portland.. 7.30 A. M. Conallis 12.25 P.M. CorvaUU 1.30 P. M. Portland. . . . . 0.15 P. M. At Oervallis conncctjwith trains of Orezon Pacific tor laquina liay. 1 Fynrpee Train I tfavf i aruivf 1 Portland 4.50 P. M. McMinnville.. 8.00 P. M. McMinnville... .5.45 A.M. Portland 9.00 A. la. Local tickets for sale and baggage checked at com- rcTpSnU procured at company's office. corner e and tront Sts.. rortland. ur. Freiifht will not be received for sliimncnt after S o clock F. H. on eitber the East or West side JUi . SL KOEIILER. E. P. ROGERS. Manager. G. F. & Pass Agent. C H I C A OO COTTAGS Baa Attained a standard of excellence which It contains every improvement that Inventive genius, siuu ana money can produce. KM KVEBY OBOA1T WAS- RAJJTEH FOB ; TTV25 BXCEXt. These Organs are celebrated for volume. eaaty in finish, perfect construction, making lipm the most desirable ortrans lor no schools, churcb.ee, kxlgea, eocietice, etc. ESTABUSBXD BEPtTTATIOS. VHEiTAija rAcixmES, SKILLED WOBKMES, BEST MATERIAL, - OOMBXXXD, HAKE THIS ITHS POPUIiAS OBCfAH' Instruction Books and Piano Stools. Catalogues aad Price LUts, on application, rssa, CHICAGO COTTAGE CR6AH CO. Car. Randolph and Ann Sit CHICAGO, ILL CITY DRAYTNG DONE WITH DISPATCH. CALL ON JOS. CARLOS. OTTB J AIM TO - H S HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS- BAILEY'S HOTEL. Oakland, Oregon. Board $1 per Day; Single Meals, 25 cents, Jfjrl'nis house hiis lately changed hands and Is oronghly rtmovatcd .-md refurnished. The travcl ng piiblic will find the best f accommodations No Chiunmen 1 in j 1 o ? 1 . SMI1II BAILEY. ABSOLUTELY FIRS r CLASS M' RS. D.C. McCLALLEN, Proprietor of the McCLALLEN HOUSE. Iiarge Sample Rooms for Comuiercial Travelers. Coacli o and from the house Basgajrc delivcre free of charge.' DEPOT HOTEL, OAKLAND, OKKCON. rj,I?Jmrl Thomas, rroi. Fir-tat CIunh SLEEPING ACCOMODATIONS. AND TIIE Table supplied with the Best the Market affords Hotel at tho Depot of the Railroad, j Central Hotel! XtOSISUTJIfcG, OAMUGOrSf, OPPOSITE CARLON'S LfYERY STABLE. MwanuiigingpCTaay $i.oo S.oo WC1 week .... Without Lodging 4.00 Meals, 25 cents, Lodging. 25 cents- Thorough satisfaction is promised to travel ers and the public generally. mass- a. uakk man , i-roj. No Chinese employed . New Restaurant 1 J. Clements Troprictor ROSEBURG OREGON. Otic door south o Eistou's Rrincry store. MEALS 25 eta. COOKE'S KESTAIIMNT. (Priiicii)aal Businoss Strret.) I5ostinr, Orcffou MEALS 25 CENTS LODGING 25 CENTS We Keep the Best tho Market Affords. CIVIL BED STORE V. 1. ARRINGTON, DEALER IN Dry Goods Groceiss etc All Kinds of Produce Taken in Exchange CIVIL BEND, DOUG. CO., OREGON. MEW STORE AT I1L.L.AR2, on. would respectfully inform the public that lie has on hand a fine assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries, Heady-Made Clothing and in fact evcrythinz usually kept at a . SJiL-Vin iHvo h!nf a rail iirst-class store. Uivc him a call. Goods at Low Prices. All kmds of Produc Taken in Exchange for Uoods. I3LA11 orders promptly attendtd to. MRS. S. A. IIITCIIIXSOX, MILLIN ERY STORE! Oakland Oregon. VI ' i ' ntuu ririt -H I orvq Li<VJE. juu Complete. IMccs moderate. I trw 'all. Mrta. S. A. IIutcihnsos. The BUYERS? GtTIDE H lssned Sept. mA MarJl estcKyesnr. K&Zl BWilW Indies, wlCa oTer 3,500 UIitstrsvttoBus sv whom irtevsrxt) tjtsvuery GIVES Wboleswle Frteea . direct to corurumer on sJl sroods top personal or xjtmlljr use. IMlikswts order, and gtwes exact coat ot erery tJabasr jowl use, ft, drink, vremr, or stare fma wltb. Tnes ETVALTJABLK BOOKS contain lnrbraMttlon srlesuaed from the markets ot tn world. We wtU snail sv copy KRKK to ny std dress vpon receipt of 10 eta. to defray expense ot mailing. Let saa near from yon. Ilespcc trull y, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 827 As 839 Wabaah Aveoae, Chicago, lu. i Malaussene and Clements New Furniture Store IN FLOED'S OLD STORE. A full line of first class Furniture. Anyihins repaired or made to Order. r4TT. TVCTJ TT7?7?. - ROSEBUllGr, OREGp, FRIDAY, MARCH, 11. 1887. ilivix; ; PUECHASi?b The Entire Stock of ' ... .j - I . . - . . y. , -o of O- i I.R. DAWSON -At- " ' RIDDLE Consisting of OREGON BOOTS, SHOES. CLOTHING, DRY GOODS,' r HARDWARE, ; GROCERIES, ' Etc. Etc Etc. Etc. Etc. I Am now ottering the same I At Prices That De Competition. FOR CASH At KiUUlC Oregoii. F. Cornuit. A LL PERSONS KNOWING THEMSELVES I J. deb ed to Noah Cornutt will plsaeocall at in ollice at Kiddles at tlio store ana settle onves cornutt. TH& GRIPE UUEitVft SAL-MUSCATELLE) In America WITHOUT THE EXPPNSE OPvAN liUKUrjJAM JOUKHr.1 I I Tlic co'Stalizcd salts, as obtained in a pure etai from grapes and choice fruit, in a portable, puUt ablc, simple form, are now presented to the publiof Anieriea as the grandest resolvent of impure bljbd, corrector of the liver and regulator of tho bowels i the natural promoter of HEALTH AND LONGEVITY., Kmuient nnrsictans Claim inis acmevemeuv new era in the allied science of medicine, as it furnishes I the blood with its natural salines that ore lost orj eluuinated ex ery day SAL-MUSCATILL1. A POSITIVE NATURAL - rf SICK HEADACHE AND DYSPEPSIA CURE. Sal-Muscatelle Is Nature's own product. It sup plies to the afatam tb& want 01 sound, ripe KTapes I and fruit; it is the simplest and ucst 'prevantiv and cure for alt functional derangements or tne liver ami kindred ailments; prevents tne absorption of mat an al diseases fevers of all kinds: counteracts the ef fects of bad air, poor drainage and impure water; a powerful oxydizcr ot too blood; a natural speciac for all skin eruptions, sick headaches, biliousness, nervousness, mental depression, and will remove the effects ol accidental indigestion rrora excessive cat -intr and drinkinar. Have it in your homes and on vour travels. It is a specific for the famred. wearr I arm worn-ouv. Prepaired by the Lojtdos Sal-Mcscatelle Co. lOSOS, ESOtAXD. Beware of imitations. The venuiiie in "blue wrappers only." sSend foreirsulars G. EV NOVlTCH, Cencral American Manarer, P. O Bx 1039, New York City. Mention this paper. For sole by S. Haui lUm Iloso burg ureon. - , THE New York Coffee. House And Oyster Saloon a- Leading ChecJc llestanranti in the City SIFERD HACKNEY, PROPRIETORS 132 FIRST STREET, PORTLAND - - ORECON.! I OrPrivste Booms of the Latest Designs for Ladies I OPEN DAY AKD KIQOT. TUB 1 1 WlkMl THE DAILY i tlio best morning Journal puhlislicd on the . Pacific Coast. THE WEEKLY hi the moat complete Weekly . It ha the lar . gest circulation. "Jaily one year $6 .00 Weekly" " .... ............. .$1.50 - Eemittances to Examiner Publishiug Co. . San Francisco Cal. anide ct.py t-t nt f roc. j FROM I ROSEBURQ TO EPIRECCITY. Xtoxa Roseburgto Looking Glass. :$ 7S . 2.00 .. 5.00 ? 550 6.50 i ,- M v Foot of mountain. , " , ' Dora " " Fdi view... ' . Sumner.,.,. ...... 'Aj--T,-JIarblilicld . . . ; . . . i " Empire City.. v. . . - 7 00J . 7-SO " DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY7 For Particlars Inquire at the Post . Office. j Jas SIct'l'LLOCII, Prop PAUL SOHLOSSER -DaALEU In- STOVES, TINWARE AND KEEPS A FULL STOCK OF NAILS, CUTLERY Shelf mid Builders Hardware. Also Revolvers, Ouns and Ammunition. All kinds of Tinware Made to Order. REPAIRING NEATLY DONE. Over 6.000,000 PEOPLE USE FERRY'S SEEDS Dm M.FERRY 4 CO. an admitted to oe tn 9 M mi f n m cfrhv i rn' IllartTBM, Dm. jPT lrlUvrrln4 JSEEO ANNUAL For 1887 Q wfll be mailed FREE tO ail applicants, and wlastseaaon's cnscofuuia without or. derincit. HMlvoAUto all.rrvKr. ton using Gar- -dot. Field or rUmrMtWhomld md tat it. Address a. m. ferry ee. Detroit Mich. J. 0. SHERIDAN la.Successor iojst K. S & J. C SHERIDAN DEALER IN- HARD WARE Stoves and Tinware, Roseburg, Oregon mllE underaiirncd takec pleasure in an- I nouncine to the public that he selling everything in his hue at prices that DEFY COMPETITION! IF YOU WANT- STOVES, AGEIOULTUJiAL TOOLS IEOHj STEEL, .NAILS, i i-rn-n-i m-rirm a ti-i nnmr n rTr I Oil 0,03 UUiiO, 1 AUI W a.aCn UU1 UUXk X . - 0. any thmg u, my line, call and examine my stock and learn prices before purcliasing else where, as 1 am Belling lower than ever. J. C. SHEIUDAN TIIE OLD RELIABLE Established in 18C7. ' Jacob ISittzci Douglas County Bank HUMPHREY & FLINT, Rosetmrg - - - . Oregon TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS Sight Drafts Drawn on Portland. Sau Francisco, New York and - J other points. Bills of exchange on the principal cities ot Europe. Ueposita re ceived subject to check. Collections made on all accessablepoints at reasonable rates. MILLWOOD MILLS ON HtBBAKD CREEK. x CLARKE & BAKER, Proprietors. We are now prepared to furnish lumjicr o tho best quality In quantities to Bait the imrttmaere, always havine on hand the laret stock of any mil in Douglas County. We win furniih lumber at our mill at the following PRICES. 11 Ko'l rough lumber,.... .....53 to $10 M No, 1 flooring, 6 inch D If ...flC II Ho. 1 flooring, 4 Inch D&U (ig j No. 1 finishing lumber no jf CLARKE ti BAKEE. on -Absolutely Purcir , TIus powder never varies. . A marvel of paritv ttrongth and wholasomcnese. Moro avoDomieal than the ordinary kinds, and' cannot be soli in com petition with the multitude ol low test, short weight alum or phosphate powders. Sold ouly in cans. . ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 100 Wall St. If . Y. H. G. Stantdn DEALER 'IN STAI'llS DRY GOODS! OF THE BEST QUALITY. GENERAL FURNISHING, HOSIERY, TRIMMING fcc, Boots & Shoes OFiTHE BEST QUALITY, a full Of GROCERIES! Wood And Willow WARE. OEOOKERT - . 4 fc GLASSWARE, ELECTRIC LAMPS, SCHOOL BOOKS, AND STATIONARY. Subscription - AGENCY. Subscription received for all Eastern and European Publications. -.. m - . ,urtc uuermnu Mttze THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD ONLY LINE RUNNING- Pullman Palace Sleeninr Oars. . ": ' Magnificent Day Ooaches, and iegant Emigrant Sleeping Oars, WITH BERTHS FREE OF COST FROM WASHINGTON AND OREGON . 10 THli HAST Via St. Paul ami Jliniicapolis- ONLY TRANSCONTINENTAL LINE RUNNINC DATA PC niMTATP MDC 1 tL,n;L, ULLMiWJ VlllW. Moak 7-i OontO PIAPAV VIRIF Pflr Rr . tftd I CO I I imc ttK fflMUL FROM THE COAST OVER THE T NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD To Sioux City, Council BluiTs, St. Joseph, Atchison, Leavenworth, Kansas City, Burlington, Quincy. StlOMS, S ChiCagO, 1 O AND ALL POINTS- .EST AND nOUTIIEASm I AND nouTHEAS I Via St Paul and Jliuncapolis. m7v s r t r Tr r -r tvt " - . " "- - Are hauled on regular Ex- press Train over the Entire Length Of TLC iinnTurnn namrin ninnnin I nt liun I nemi rHUiriu nAILnUHU t -r. , . . .. t.i- Tii -. ,1 -4 .aa .1 jt. rive at Minneapolis or St. Paul 12:3a . 4 j r. c t . . i : vuuucvuun maim at, oi. jraui anu Minneapolis to all noints East. South and Southeast. .rAUirlu JJIVISION. Truin IpavnaPnrilaV,! A,: . 1 1 .1 UU.ll I V - . I A. M.. arrivnrrat Npw T. , - ..... .m.vi u.uv p. M., connectinsr with O. R. fe N. Co. 'a r boats for all points on Puget Sound A. D. Chabltox, General Western Passenger Agent, ; ; No. 2 WTashinzton St. Portland, Oregon. This paper is kept on file at E. C. Dake s advertising agency, 64 and C? Merchants' Ex cliangs, San Francisco, Cal., where contracts NO. 49. KISS OF TUE WVFJS THAT'S TBVJC. There's the k'. pressed on the Hps of the child, Of lovers when parting at night; , The kiss of mother our sorrow beguiled, .Makiiwr the face cheery and bright; The kiss so silly of girls who' meet; j Who so blitlUessly kiss in Ucu; But the kiss that lasts and makes life sweet Is the kiss of the wife that's true. Kisses in kinds as countless as sands Of friendship, botrayal, deceit; The kiss on the eyes, the forehead and hands, The kiss that is awkward and neat; The kiss that was jfive't the one we steal. The kiss that awakes us all through; But the sweetest kiss that the lips can feel Is the kiss of the wife that's true. There's the kiss of youth and the kiss f years, And the kiss mi lay tn the grave; Tho kiss we press in sunshine and tears The kiss for the brow of the brave; But the kiss that Is the kiss of life, : To Km who the (ramuts run thrjURh That brines surcease to ansruiih and strife It the kiss of the wife that's trueV New Tork Mail aud Express. THK sr.'i.rJB iJBMPEKJ.ycis AlLi-i i AXCJS, - - I 8t;Hopit'ofthe work xitmtdi fAMnuii nethy"came loOreson" ia' 1840 and . Xeothlg iiddin saier Zait Week. was one of the originatore of the pro The State Temperance Alliance con- visional government which was in vened in Salem, Wednesday, February j 16th, and remained in sesson 'till Fri- day noon.' There were present two I hnndred and twenty delegates repre- J centing ail parts of the state and truly J was democratic candidate for vice-pres-representatives of the earnest part, tern-1 ident on the Brackenridge ticket in perance workers are taking in Oregon. There vas a remarkable absence of young people, and determined voters 1 composed the greater part of the as- sembly. ' , The passage of the prohibitory amendment was forcing the reality of work decided work, upon the minds of these earnest men and women. The work accomplished during the session was potent of what was to follow. The united fellowship of this work was manifest in the merging of party liues in the common totck on which the engine of Prohibition is ab out to run. The well known third ' party President of the past two years showed and inspired this common brotherhood feeling in his address. He was re-elected by .an almost unanimous vote. Mr. Strange, of Brownsville, re mains Secretary. Mr. E, Allen was elected Treasurer. The Executive Committee suggested the throwing off, so to speak, of a maiden swarm by the old alliance hi e, formed' to carry on the amendment campaign. They had likewise prepared a perfect skeleton in the way of a constitution, committees, etc., in which the Alliance pledged its' living body. This inner' wheel bears tho name of the "Prohibitory Amend- ment League," aud has for its officers, Mr. A. M. SmiUi. chairman: Mr. E. W. Cornell, secretary: ! Mr. Wallis Nash, treasurer. - Tie state ce"nlra4 committee is to be formed of these A j-i i- e 1 i i Oxucvra. . utieiritwj iiuin eacn coun. . m appointed. The: province of these delegates will be to act as county ohaiman, pushing the work into every precinct. I . j 1 he evening mass meetings were thronged and enthusiastic ; speeches were listened to by some of the time j honored friends of the Alliance, Buch 1 ou rr Tf V lUnfta Pnw T Ti n,!, and Dr. Atkinson. The Independent uruer 01 ooa -v- wemsn s s"an ln w er I si m TT 1 ! rpnrpREnLea. on. ine ipaciers 01 . J," .,r , . , ,r r. a. "ngn. ana jui. :ri i I " SS oiuaoiy aosenu Housing speeches were made by iwev. I v- A. n m t -rrf--, I liiggf, or saieai, lv. i. o. Wilson, Ker- ierce' o ort,and stranger friend., the Eev. McLean, of Colorado, and others gave encouraging words as to the way our temperence aspect ap pears to them as strangers. The second evening was enlivened by Land of Hope songs, a useful paper by Mrs. Robb, and a telling address ny rroi. wownum. lie nad pre- viously alluded to our companion mGnfmemo Md j 'gan "i April; Alabama in August, and he told us that sister California -O was soon to follow. Pvev. E. T. Inirle x, ...; - .... . ;ne auuience a spimea singing I I - r- n -w .- a nf I L '--. 1 1 1 1 v WUttb uo u"iwu "oluu w lHe ys 8 iem vrange, was caueu lor ana maae his declaration, as did the noble renre- Uentative of the Knights of Labor, likewise CapL Catherine Willis, of the I Salvation Armv, who was invited to a I seat on the nlatform. Elder J. W. - I W ebb, who is always at work, Mr. i j B" AUey' who kte1 nmde a lecture I 1 - T ITfrll 1 T t I w " . I vtiA ratOArl Tiia rnW 1..r f I . - - " " a" .- ers. of Polk. Mr. Jenninirs. wno counted nn his th hndrl nmhibJ I i tionists in Douglas. Jane Wreed. . UJiv mi;nri l?.m.W w t I J . v, .j , .n.u,, " "V OU ft-3A I Mni ..,; . iiuuiiiu uuiiveiaiuiia uv me Bcorn , i - bilverton, Mrs. ji, uiain, Mrs. Ad- in New York wo don't call that kiftd j diton, and others were . welcomed to Df man a deadhead, but a dead beat.--j the floor as the spirit moved them. N. Y. H. Spnggs: ."How much older is your sister than you, Johnny ?' Johnny: "1 dunno. - Maud uster be twenty-five ycar3, then she was twenty, and now she ain't only eighteen. I guess we'll soon be twins." ROSEBURG REVIEW HAS THE' . FirmsT job office; IN DOUGLAS COUNTY. CARDS, BILL HEADS, LEGAL BLAMS And other Frinting, Including i Large and Heavy Posters and Showy Hand Bills Neatly and Expeditiously executed - - AT PORTLAND PRICES.: yjmmkmmkwmk-wmb-wmmmkMWkm The State of Orrym 4m Ckrontlfjieal Order. The following are the names of the governors of Oregon arranged in chron ological . order: Territorial George Abernethj, 18-45-1849; Gen. Joseph Lane. March to Augus, 1849; Major John T. Grains." 1849-1853; Gen. Joseph Iine, March to July, 1853; Geo.. L. Currr, Jnly to November, 1853, JohnJV. Darin, No-' vember, 1853, to August 5, 1854, Geo. L. Curry, 1854 to 1859. State John Whiteaker, 1859-T862, Addison C. Gibbs, 1862-1 8G6; Geo. L. Woods, 1866-1870; LaFayetteF. G ro ver, 1870-1877;S. F. Chadwick, 1877 1878; W. W. Thayer, 1878-1882; Z. F. Moody, 1882-1886; Sylvester Pen- noyer, 1887-1891. Of the above all of the territorial governors are dead, alao Addison C. - Oil.lm nf tlm Rlatn rYviiivao AW force until the organization of the ter- titorial governraent He removed to this city in 1861, and resided here un- tilliia death in 1877. General Lane I860, and at the opening of the civil war threw his influence in favor of the south. He refrained from taking an active part in the effort to disunite the republic, and retired to Roseburg where he died in April 1881. Gov., Gaines was reported to have been killed by Indians near Fort Boise, Ida- hi 1854. Nothing" further is known of his fate. George L. Curry died in Portland, July 28, 1878; Gov.. Davis resigned August 5, 1854, and left for hui home in Indiana, wheie he subse- quently died. Of e state governors John Whit-, eaker is collector of internal revenue in this city; Addison C. Gibbs died in Indon, England,' December 30, 1886; George L. Woods is practicing law at Spokane Falls; LaFayette F. Grover resides in this city, and practices law; S- ?' Chadwick resides at Salem, and is lawyer, he is a notable Mason, and haa received the thirty-third degree; , W- w Thayer is a supreme judge; Z. F. Moody has returned to The Palles, his former home. 0 tha dead General Lane lived the longest; He was nearly 80 years at his demise. He was born jus, two years alter-; Washington's death, Abernethy was 70, Gibbs had roaaded 6I Davis 60 -Curry 58 and Gaines 0. w niteaKer wm do or ; en iuay ra, Woods 55 or " and 1 loody wia be 55 onMay J7th; Urover is weU advan- ced ia years; mayra DSani I nhsfiorif-lr n.ivMit. KO. - FilrPEtfir Pan. 1 . noyer, the present governor, is 54. Groyer is the only Oregon governor I ta3 been slcted two ; terms, but ne aia nor, serve wiem, oeing eieciea I rr if-... . . . .1 I. u i"a otate3 senator Deiore me ciose nls second term. Governor Wooda was lHSO 8wnw w t8Ui "living 'ae appointment of that office from Jrresiaem urant. Market Report A rounJ? ady Kiiiet of the Yamhiil 1 " Reporter, furnishes it the following, t- i i ww. wmuo wr wmeoi, oar. yoong to ponder over. Honor-Scarce; old stock exhausted aml new not of .lftl;tv Honestv None in the mru-W. p.udence-All in the bands of deal- ers and held for advance in price. Modesty Stock badly damaged: none for sale to street speculators. Politeness. Prices low; holdeis are unwilling to sell at present rates. . - Scandal All in the hands of retail dealers and peddled out. Religion-Very little of the genuine fttticle rA. overstock at th.rlnl. terd compounds; good article come hih. , Marriage Scarce; no demand and i.t j i yic n-kitvf cKir CtrnA an A .r.mn n Jm 1 . . - ' mand; prices rale upwards. v Engagements; Dull; spring stock not yet ready for market; but few com ing forward. Beaux Supplies light; stock of in ferior quality; in light demand at ad vance figures. ' Neifhbor's Quarrels Market nvpr. I i.i. i j j. i: t . .- -ocieu auu ueaiers still uuyincr at low T. - i prices. ; Tattling- 1 1 Ttr ytv -. tt -r m. l "AT . B VAi.1. J.IIM. iUr. . . J unison, Mayor ot Chicago and flev. - otee of the Everlasting Ego, makesho i .. . i the mowing comession. 1 . .. - - i i am a regular ueautieau, and 1 don't tee H,- t ..Til ,1- A T , , , wuc. Mayor. miL.i - . f ... . i "wt't "i vi.viiiiy diijuiuu; Hum a Clear fu p. j An hontet man ran for the Council j in the Eleventh Ward yesterday. lie I so little thoughtof in the race tiaS J even his face was not familiar, ar. 1 a 1 rival candidate tried to buy his vci 'Post. w auverubing can ue made lor it.