Joy's for the Jaded and GooflHealth Tor all Mankind. 9

JOt S VEGETABLE SftRSAPAEtLLA.

mdc fronherbs, andcontains noMineraldrugs ordeadly pois-on. Joy'sVegetableRirsiparilUrobs thetlood of alllu impur-ities, andcourses allthese imparl- -

MAAaslstAkMIU'J

CongressmenGovernor- -bcretsry

Treasurer

COTTiTTiiBioscr- s-

toxic JUT

Inspector.

each

Jot'sO

prevents feel-lag- s,

staggering sen--1

rations,of heart, of

to thedimness, ringing in

I

headache,

riled

of hovels, inthetongue coated, fontbreath, pimples on

mud

diny spoils,ckfamv

feet and hands, soarrisings, atigne, in-somnia, and all dia--eases of the stomach,

u:e

tlrujiUts. Refuse aWhen yon

pay for the seeI ycoicciuicDoa.

Supt. instruction.

Assesso- r-

SQTflh.

ties throughuature'aown

Dy- -

and KidneyAffections.

tired

rash

properJoy's

ears, spots betore theeyes, bil--

puns

face. bodv limh.forcefaint

cold,

best that

STATE or cutos.U.H. MitchellC S. senators v rv-,-- ,.

ofState .

n 1 ,

.

Feb.Kate Printer

orr

JW.R. EllisP. Lord

H. K.Phil

G. M.W. 11.

C M. IdlemanX triber Board of Equalization A . C. Woodcock

" MooroJudpc ........ C E. Wolvcrtoa

Railroad Commissioner

Clerk Railroad Commission Lydcll Baker

Prosecuting Attorney.

2egisler

Observer..

Bccklcy

Representatives .

Justices- -Coasiablcs

Trustee

Becordc- r-

Treasurer

-

month.

Ycsetablo

palpitation

head,

baxmelancholr,

dechnoomerTO

spelK

lircrandkidneTs.- -

saUaitute.

Supcrindcnt

VegetableSarsaparUla

Bcpsla,

Complaint!

GENERAL DIRECTORY

(BingcrHennana

KincsidMetchan

General-- .-

(F.A.Supreme

Coroae- r-

ttc Bean(A. B. Cotapsonj. a.

(I. A. Macrumof

SIC05D DISTSICT.Judge 7. C. Fullerton

Gco. M. Browns. uys orncx, KotxsruG.

K S.K. M. Veatca

r. s. trcsTUEs ii'utc.Thos. UiDfoa

Senator

"3erk W.

treasurerSchool

Coaaty Judge

MarshaL.

OOCOU.S CDCTT.Henry

rniavcT mai.

or riVEErcG.

cdcet SXSS05S.

&ecy--

chan-nels.

cures

William

IrwinLeeds

.attorney

tJiaj

Receiver Sheridan

J. T. Bridccs.t C A. Sehlbrcde

F. Benson.C F. Cathcart

A. raterA. Underwood

LA. SterlingA. F. Steams

W. U Wilson" H. Manx....Will

K.Tnos. Soils

.John Uanlin

fW.T. WrightI j. snupe

, Strong11.F. Rice

F. ILZIglexcarrou

J. C Sheridan

Tie Circuit Cosrt for Docglas County rneeUthree tises a year as follows: The Mon-day in Hares, the tth Monday in Jane, and the

Sunday in December. J- - C Fnllerton ofEostbais jedre, Geo. Brown, of Eoiebcrg.

attorney.CocnST Cosrt sects the Wednesday alter

theJstJlondayoZ Jaanary. jiarca. xay. joiy,Sn'jT.Vr d Ksmbcr. A-- Stains,iodic. C. H. llansln ot Elilon

n4 TV. I-- '.rf'.c-n- of EUdlt conaissloners.Probate Coon Is in session centlnnocslr, A. F.

.wireSociety Tlccllnjrv.

a. F.A a.

C W. Krtt,

JC--Ueydon

K. War,

TTSIPQCA CHAPTER. SO. U. R-- A.

W.J.

.sLF-Bap- p

W.

w-1- .

3d

lssSL

1st

retorne4

tketrnnlari

W. M.

HOLDconvocations Masonic haU

CD lie nt and third TresUiT of each santh.Tristans companions are cordially invited.

JLF.EAPP. H.P--iMnosr Caxo, Secretary.

"pHU-ETABI- LODGE. SO. O. O. FtneeUeAtsrdsy evening oi each treek 7

o'clock in their hall Boaebars- - Members oithe order in good ttinriirrg are attend.

Feasc C. Micxiu, X. U.S. T. Jtwrrr, Sce'y.

TTXIOSW Old

blood

c.

P.

n.B.

i". oi

J.

at

S, Lat

atto

ESCAMPMEXT. SO. S, MEETSFellows frail on second and loom

Thursdays cf each sonth. Visiting brethrenarc iaTited to attend.

Fxasc G. ilicnii. Scribe.Hazxt Paeet, C- - P.

rOSEHnita LODGE. SO. 1C A. O. V. TV.XA-- meets the second and fourth Mondays ofeica mcnlh atTSJ p. a. at Odd FeUorrs nalLMembers of the order in good standing are in--

to aucno.

Liver

AV fint tad third Thcrsdays of each month.

tITOHES'S nrr-TF- COUPS SO. 10, MEETSW oosd and fourth Thmsdays in each

TjARltK ALLIASCE Begnlar QuarterlyMeetings will be held at Grange Hall,

Ecseburg, the first Friday in December, Marchsad Jane, sad the thud Friday in bcpteabcT.

X OSEBCEG CHAPTER, SO. S. O. E. SL. MEETSthe ueoad and louria TborsdaTS ol

custh.

JfDIClAL

Sheep

invited

MADELTSE B. COSKLISG, W. M.

TJ OSEBCEG DTVIHOS B. OF L.E.,aects every second ana loartn canaay.

each

SO 176,

OSEBCBG E. D. LODGE. SO. 11. 1. O, O. T.E- meet eveninz ol each Treek atthe Odd yellows- - Rail, tutting (titers anacrethrea are inrittd to attend.

Missakah Wmeeexy, S.CFcat;k Ci. Micaxu. K. Sec.

A LPHA LODGE, SO. 47, K. OF

F

Dr.

AT

T

P.. MEETSevery Wednesday evening at Odd Fellows

Kali-- vuiung oreuirezx m um aboaKuusto attend.

Ttie Cliurclien.Battist Ciicrxii comer of Lane and Eos

streets. Service: Preaching, U a. m.and n. xn-- r Young People's Cnion, 603 p.o- -Mrs.d.S. Annes, President, Sunday School, 10

c. in.; Jaacs Chamberlain, SuperintendentPrayer Meeting. ThJrviaj cTealag at 70).

Err. O. S. AJfyts, Pastor.Ectidence, So. S2i Main Street.

Mxrnobur corner ol Main and Laneitrcctt 'Sunday Serricc: Preaching, 11 a. in.and 700 p. nr.; Eabtsth bchool, 10 a. rn.; Dr.

James Barr, Superintendent; Class Meeting atdose oi the corning service; Epworth League0J p. a. Clare Hume, PresMcnL Meet'

lag,Thurdy,at70) p.m.S. 8. BccxjtEB, D. D Pastor.

Parsonage, comer Mala and Lnc.

I'EttETlEWi CllCECii-cor- aer ol Cass andBose streets. Sunday Service: PupUc worship,

II a.zx and 70 p. m.; Sabbath School, 10 a. m.Y. P. H.C. E.,7 p. m. Prayer Meeting, Wednes--

y, 70) p. m.It. B. Dilwoeth, Pattor.

Tar W. C. T. V. via meet at the M. Echurch every Thursday evening until alterState Convention. All members should be present at every meeting.

JL E. Uhcecu, fjocrii Comer WathiagUri

and Eteiihcns ttrecU. Divine services at 11 a.n. and 7:30 p. m. every 2nd and 1th Sunday.Eabbatb school at 10 n. ja., C. W. Kirk, superlntcndect. 1 preach at Edenbower church at3 p. in. lamcdayr. At Oakland every 1st Sunday. morning and evening. At Caiapooia every

Sunday morning at 11 a. m. and at Day'sechool house at 3 p. m.

J. A. CEtTciinr.Lb, P. C.

Or. Price's Cream Baking PowderForty Years tbe Standard.

BRIEF MENTION. Bandon, couuty,

Amount taxes collected last hroodof Coos wrought into a gavol, whichwas f3057 .85.

F. L. Sifora of MarsbBeld was townlast Tuesday.

R. G. Dement of Bandon was thocity this

T. A. Stayton Elkton was Rose- -burg last Tuesday.

T.F. Wells Elkton was doing business in town Tuesday.

Valley

WestBhowed sample of

of week

in

in

of in

of

R.,

Parrisbup islargelyCurry

dotailed(Inn

-- uuu xng 01 vx.es vauey was visiting wilh ilhu.Anntlmf ill)

C.W.Lucas Gardiner was r.,n 1111.Y .h . - I VUW lhMULIfcU-at)V- UVMU UIIUU AwU 1IVHI. x4OB0uurg eonesoay. Tona 0nB of n!lsHflnMr8 on

Martin Marks returned San Fran- - seat with driver was madeCisco, Cal Tuesday night. the mail pouches. Tho whole account

Donl forget the lecture at opera reads quite romantic. rivals RobinhoaBe evening Hood or Tack Cade's exploits.

Henry Beckley and wife Elkton Rov. II. E. Monserin the city Wedneidav. preach in tho church this

Rev. T. N. Wilson and wife left on morning at o'clock,

niornine'a local for Portland. lecture in U10 evening at tuo same place

u, j. 11 noun ut wauyouvuio ib in uioi . . . , ,

Ben Tronrbride, the Camasmerchant, was in town the first of theweek.

Miss Carrie Sykes went to PortlandTuesday night to visit friends and relatives.

The regular meeting of the W. C. T.U. will be held at M. E. Church thisevening at 8 o'clock.

L. W. will lecture at the

goods,

charter

of G.at grand encamp- -

camoWodnosuay.

accountinAHtlnna clnniri

BpecimenB

,,onr

of will

were inand

s. endeavor

hear lecturemission

stand

The wellalways

liberalTho be used

thotheir

house Friday night, for the benefit tercets in having their dental work douo01 uie tpwortn League. experienced aud resident

J. Buckhart, experienced I dentists and that Dr. Strauge & Toyc,from is in the today. who are here stay, all their

interested mining in South work and make good their guarantees.

J. W. Hedroeth and family were doine work is first-ela- ss aud as

considerable trading in town this week. consistent with gcod work.Says locality be here Satur-- That company of piscatorial sports.day. J. Fletcher, Billy Taylor,

A letter received from Treasurer erford, Tom Hinkle,

PbilMeUcban Bays that be will be Al orman and Artuur w ooum reiurneu

the pioneer reunion 15th if pea Brewster eventog

Bible. with "thousands ol nsn." inoy aio so

that they are nowMrs. Unruh, state lecturer and national

organiser of the W. C. T. U., will address u v il,u,u

people at 3 m. at m -- -

10 uie tune oThat tired loss appetita and oaf ng

loruer, eo toat tuey may join iuWanted to plans or Mr- - Mt!rn !n fi;nrini? rauJ old

carpenter work building materials or Upneer boob, and make U10 welkin ringreal estate, A. ;,h m.,,:, mptn(- i-

I

late United StatesKarl's Cover Root, the great Blood U,, Iectur,. at lbB

gives freshness and "clearness hoas0 erening. Mr. Mmmonsthe Complexion and cores ConsUpauon, gD lhe of23cts., oOcte., $1.00.

That James Curran, whoup and robbed John Sweeney lastday is boarding at Hotel de Cathcart

county's expense.

pioneer women are cordially invited join the procession Satorday andmarch under the banner indicating theyear they crossed the plains.

Simmons

E, V. Debs must go to jail six momhs,and associates for three months each,

honest, drunk como?Barns, Goodwin and Elliott.

Isadora Abraham and wile toot a;baggy ride to the month oi Caiapooialast Sunday, where the 1000 acre farmof TJnde Nick Day is niloated.

Shiloh's Care is sold on a guarantee,It cares Incipient Consumption. It isthe best Cough Care. Only one cent adose, 25cts.,50ct9., and fl.OO.

Mr. Schiller Hermann with wifefrom watch

Monday to meet his father and mother,t lodge, M-- regclar jut from Washineton

Cnctcii

week.

If want a nice selectedstock of watches, clocks, jewelry, silverware and optical call at Salzman'.He always ready to show his goods.

lithe hair falling oat, or turninggray, a stimulant with nourishing and coloring food, Hall's VegetableSicilian Hair Beseweria jost the specific.

Professors Berger, the pianist.the eolo violinist, will give

musical entertainment at the "Senate"is Bceebcrg, on the loth, 14th, andof this month.

The of J. A. Crain, Samuel

of

soirits.unnn wav

in

dance will had on tbeat 7:30.

James West the accredited dele-- 1

gate from Bandon No. 56,to

in

to

of ol 1817 and ofsolid men of county.

L. A. Sactuary departedon Monday overland. He goesto work on andplambine on Nash and will

be absent or so.

The Loyal Temperance will

meetday stead of at 3 m.

Mrs. A. U. Bcckxcb, Supt.

head work horsee, weight

W. W. Cardwell's Thursday7 thethe 15tb.

The

C. Nash ol Jack-son exchanging courtesieswith his friends streets Wednes-day. reports

tries good.

proposedfrom Roseburg to Oregon City

for TheThis they

C. Co, $270 boysthat but lost few

pleasure.

oius n myrtle aud yow

ho to Frank J. comchief tho A. from

Rockford, Illinois, thoment at Oregon City

Dr. W. II. ofto Roseburg

interested mining claims incounty. Ho promises in tho nearto giro a of his

ITn tlflil (tnld

Innn liJflivvnvmnii liolilof

from the the to cut

tho ItFriday 14th.

of CaliforniaChristina

11

this

the

39G.

on tho Y. r. C. IS. All

generally should this

The ladies of Christian church will

have a refreshment on tho groundsat tho Pioneer next Saturday.

known reputation of these ladiespleasing their shouldthem patronage on

Saturday. money will iureducing church debt.

Our readers consult iuopera

an minerCalifornia city He to guaranteo

is in Douglas,All their juin- -

l0f

hie willJack Ruth- -

State Maurico Abraham,

atvalley yesterdayon the -- roai

r"the p. the

of PJ". .iu

reunion.

wiuiexchange House tha,

Architect.

FriJayunion lhe

hobo, heldMon

the

his

tbe

his

granda

15th

his

the

1200

on the day

J.of

to

at

to

to

isis

atat

of

and from twrsocal exicrienceill give a very interesting

talk upon the and incidents of

that unhappy iieriod country.fail to hear him. , j

spraying

Albert has shaken Rosebun; i . f .

ou etioea lorFrancisco Tuesday's overland.

ensraire the commission iMuB

Grovcbusiness there,fullr commend the as i t know

Kelliher, industrious young make

every

office

Reno

man. His here him has reduced itshis calling, j to f year.

the officers for Mrs. Norman returnedthe at the home a few i

A. O. U. lodge ntgm: , ace.C. ;

ti. ; ,1 t 1 .1 1.1VUitnaug; j. u. awiueiu; ,L , ; .... it. --y - "nnanaer, a. iesi; receiver, 1.

Wright; guide, S. VanZile; inside

and baby up Myrtle Point watchman, C. L. outside

ACEix

Sunday,

Prayer

see

requiring

and Colles,

farms

night'scontract roofing

daring

refused

saved

will

picnic

owra

mendsunbounded

Roseburgmorning days

man. ti. b. rrcncii ; .. bancI

Jap old of MyrtleCreek, spent few days in town last ;

week. hear Jap would como

the conclusion that what did notof mining anyone. ,

He has been employed a company as ,

as expert at five dollars day. Good .

for yon, Jap ; make pay and come tothe pioneers Wo are alwayspleased to meet with Jap, meetseveryone so cordially and with openhand. S.

Hon. Binger Hermann has been j

at Washington since thejournment of congress on special business

. .

.

j

I

j

and J tbe ; been most for the cornto a I

is j

to coal lately butI imimov I tmI it toUlU 111 " O O

tbe strain ofabout of mines Cow

seas, far i on abe

G. A.

j been out

a bornin the on bis the

to attend the which Ibis Ameri- -

the 17lh lSlb inst. ,ladies' goods,

of came attend the fancy etc., a fine slockMr. is I shoes wnicb have arrived from i

one tbe one tbe

for

forthe hotel

a month

in p. intbe M. E.

Six of

in

it

on

an

of

East. slock;you will bo to

you as bo to makehomo iu future.

showall

Grand Master the A. O.

of paid No.

last4 yeare ol sale an address iu

cash, or note; will trade a light of tfae order There were about fifty genand Apply to Uemen

J. o lbo GrandA Mr. of princi

with their 0f the tbe to bo

their way to Call- - tuereoi.fornia take a look the After the lecture theto settle there if with I to the

Let the the social time

meet was tbeon

purpose ofon the

Capt. J. T.was

on theThe in

that ford as The indug'

that are

Post, 29, toa andreturn asked

to give, so theR. is out and thehaye ahoar's

James

lloiu

us

lina

Ad

free.tho

forinsure for a

will oru

by

all11.

for

AU

scenesour

Don't

to

an

u. m

i.tuary.

thea

To onehe

was to

a

ad- -'

is

sr. full

up

he treatwell get

withhis tho

U. S.

The

W.visit

thespan for

whotho

and H.

by

forvery

the

A party of friends met theof Mrs. Will today,dine of a

by tho hostess. A

most hour spent insuch as adds to tbo "Joyr of

life.We met together, Irlcnd with Irlcnd,In social loy an hour to

the festive board wo atin pleasant social chat.

Tho hour passed, we bidTo host lliostcM kind andWc wlah them both a happySecure Irom care wordly strife.

Powdo

and

NOTES BY OUR

of L,ocnlmill

the

is nn uptkis way

Missfrom in a short

Quite a lot of bay has boon andhauled in in this

Mr. Riddle is his apploorchard this week.

X.

Quite a number of from Riddlewill atteud tho

them J. B. Riddle and hisfour mule team slago. will behard to beat J. B. Quo mule

II. Nichols is at tho stockranch among his cattle thisweek.

Geo. It. Riddlo and G. Quiuo wentto

Mrs. and her little Dalewill inuvu out hor mine onUniou creek

Miss Riddle has herterui of school ou Rico creek ishome aain.

Mr. James had quite a fall fromaud is on tho list

now.

The held here aweek was one of the most

held for a num-ber ycare. it verymuch.

Cornutt termof on Days creek afterono This well

and wo are well withsuccess.

Mrs. Norafriends here the first tho week.

Rev. filled hishere

Mr. James Frater and Edd Riddlo

tho

Ernest Riddle Mr. Vokumfrom their mining camp at Iron

game fish a ud somegold lots of lime.

Rev.Sunday

Bitzer dirt

visitors

report

orirom ins ami ueparieu can

by Hojin and

and we Sunday night.

chat--here

union dead only sleep--

Dt".exrjecta Jones went to

him to public Say, sports, did that freevix: and beer

you

many wish The RiJdlein price 1.50 a

are elected Al ofterm the of after

last visit with friends at oMaster L, iladlej fore--

rccoruer,

came Reeves;trustee,

miner

talk

knowby

he

who

thehis

cneap

for

was

life.

his

school

his

the

was

returueuthat vou ilia vour the1. lllrn iol

Kf

to

Missj from Rico whereshe jost closed a very j

term of

"Tho nickle are startsoon." they

years ago have been goingsince.

up

D. justtrain hy they have em

her home at wood, after spendingdays her Mrs.

at creek.It is a

man makes for anew that is going

Iva Dean is busylo bis farm.

tbe past week the hasGeo. Dickey near Medferd, jf returned excellent growing

county, have been bonded Portland. Hermann in and the making hay. Tuesday morn- -company develop Ifce health and notwith- - inc was and looked rain,

there. Mm mvb the isnnsliinp.HI! WW jM.lll.JI. and jlm came dowu from the

twenty men engaged tho the great Creekfor the on Saturday. A I through those greater by beiuz to work

grounds Fridayevening

Post, R.

for

fnturo

for

new

than our" entire with j boil bis neck. We aroall that be over Tt.00

Americancity, way Oregon City c:tzcai ho speaks American language

grand ecmtlneta businessmeets and

andUmpqua Ferry, goods, besides fo

Pioneers' Reunion. Sbamhrooit iuatpioneers

DouglasMedford

probablyLegion

vacation, WednesSaturday,

Church.

reunion.

foreign

will

and glad

The Gov't ReportsRoyal Baking

to others.

Brannin of U.Lodge,

16 a oveningpounds, age, lor lor j.i:vcred inlereste

wagon harness. nresent. lletencd attentivelyE. Flourney Valley. remarks by

Ledsey illustrating theTillamook, families, passed pieg Order and benefitsthrough Roseburg on derived becoming members

to at country and audience repairedsatisfied California. banquet room refreshments

all officials and and chat, and a pleasant

Pioneer Reunion gonerally rcsuit

evening o'clock,regulating exercises

President.

Medford,

captain businesslively. mining

in vicinity

car$300. company

aboutmuch,

present Lawier,mander

Monmouth

visiting

Sunday

Simmons

patrons

reliable,

Sunday

feeling,

istxibuted

Pekklns.

purifier

rebelliondoubtless

of

Rogers, Hogan, reliable,

county,

ensuing

Workman,

Casteel,

worthless

detained

informed

expects

Powdci

fraternal Monday

at residenceMadison sat down to

and partook suraptousprepared genorous

pleasant pleasant

spend.AroundEngaged

ndlcuand true.

and

Or. Price'! BakingWorld'a Fair Hlibest Award.

NEIGHBORHOOD NOTES.

Interesting Items Personal

Paragraphs.

CONTRIBUTED CORRESPONDENTS.

General Ketttiiiic EventsIlnppculiiKM TltrouKlt-ou- t

County.

RIDDLE.Picking cherries occupation

now.Belle Pruneris expected homo

California time.cured

neighborhood.A.

poopleReunion.

Among fineand It

Riddle'steam.

up Acker'slooking

K.Portland Tuesday night.

Cutsforth souto husband's

Friday.Olancho finished

and

woodbhed, crippled

Baptist Associationago, successful

and interesting meetingsof Every ono enjoyed

Wyatt ojeued auotherMonday,

neeks vacation. BpeaksWyatt pleased

Norman of Roseburg wasvisiting of

Wallace appointmentSunday.

of

Calapoota

andmoun-

tains plenty of andand Enid.

Laura

forwarding

Wallace apjointments

Howard,

Enterpriseprosperity sucscription

Followingmeeting TuesdayMonday this

u.J8""''J

Oregon,

Cottage

Blanche Riddle returned homeevening creek,

euccesafulschool.

mines goingup Psbaw, started

and

TrappTuesday

visiting mother.Table

generally when youngpreparations building

something tohappen. haulingdressed lumber

Duriuc weatherFerry department, MondayJackson n;j,t

beds ftIceiient cloudy likediscovered lirii?lil

of

duly

consequent Clintonpreparing jvitions commerce Saturday,

ground reunion inland unable accountcommerce tarKe

Europe. taking

Lsuipenbpnr. naturalis

encampment

.rrloM

No.

gent's furnishing

Examiuoac-

quaintedRoseburg

superior

Workmen.

Roseburg

weuK:boseuPeslerfield Master Workman,

committeesappointed

repast

converse,

Cream

Pioneer's

Saturday

severalLogsdou.

supposed

day with a rocker. The mine com

a bar of fifteen twenty acres

operation ot a mining pump.Vale.

ELKTON.

Hot davs and warm nights.

Grain fields arc lookiug well anabundant harvest is expected.

Rev. Stratford of Drain preached hereIspI Sunday morning and evening.

Mr. James Beckley of Oaklandtailing friends here tho first of the week.

11. has been quito aof sheep killed tho past

few dajs, supi08ed to by dogs.

Notwithstanding tho hard times two

new are iu the course of erectioniu town.

Rev. Huddleetou held diviueat the Center Boud school house lastSunday.

The boys aud their dogs havo been

haviug a lively time during tho few

days chasing coyotes, and quito a number of the peBky varmints havo beencaptured.

II. R. Uimmick, Tom Stayton and E.O. Huddleston havo been searching luemountains for (several days in soaich of

game, and well, wo can't tell with whatsuccess.

Our sheriff, Cathcart, was herolflRt week takinc testimony to thorights of property in tbe case of H. Beck

ley vb. P. II. et al. The juryrendered a verdict in favor

Mr. A. G. met a very

painful accident lost Saturday. As he

was riding homo from this place

horse becoming frightened, threw him,

bis foot hanging in tho for some

time. It is supposed the frightened

animal cither stepped upon kicked

him, breaking of bis ribs and other-

wise injuring him, tho extent of which is

not yot known.

TYEE.The present weather is good ou the

grass and graiu, but not good cornweather, and wo have several acresplanted.

Miss Cora Aloxander doted a verysuccessful school here Thursday lust.

Tyco string band played for tho Mill-

wood picnic.D. W. McKinney and Frank Parkor of

Rice hill spent last week here. Mr. Mc-h- as

been improving his ranch.

Prof. Jas. Young spent pail of lheweek with us. Come again Prof.

Mr. P. S. Whito Is preparing to put ina bridgo 14o feet long, across Stevencreek.

Mies Nollio Fisher of Wolf creek spentseveral days yisiting friends hero lastweek.

P. W. Gossctt has a fine lot of beefcattle and stock hogs which ho is offer-

ing at a very low Ho also wishesto rent his farm on very good terms.

Miss Mary and Charley Germond ofMillwood spent Saturday aud Sundaywith tho youngsters here.

Uncle John Stephens, we are pleasedto note, is around on visiting touronce more.

Jake Germoud is an employee of R. 0.Lehmann.

Ed Stephens is the lucky boy at fish-

ing, while Charley is the most successfultrapper.

Lea Bunn ot Elkton was among ourwelcome visitors this week.

Quito a number of eporlmen fromWilbur were camped at the Staiigh ranchseveral days.

Scott Uenery is the first to start themower.

Mrs. R. II. Neyman is on the improvo.Mr. Tooley makes regular trips on the

mountain of late. What can be tho at-

traction?Our school was invited lo join in tbe

picnic and literary exercises at MillwoodFriday, .Miss Alexander haviug herschool under fine training, took themall dowu where they joined in the sing-

ing and speaking. Miss Anna Clark be-

ing Millwood's successful instructor, hadthe school under good drill and theynever were never will bo beaten.Miss C. deserves secial praise forsongs by the little folks, they being 12 in

and ucling their well.After tho literary exercises were over wewere treated to an excellent dinner prepared by the good cooks of Millwood

f r 4 K... . 1 t. .1 .1railroad fencing gang, were visiting'

in Riddlo undav I plcu,c Srounda anU

good

cheer- -

obscr--

n.i,nn,

houses

parts

by Miss Eva Peacare, the young artistthe training of Miss Mary Gen

nend, who is teaching the Rock Creekschool. She also had school in thelines. At night we were invfted to thostrawberry festival at --Mr. Clark's, where

tilled his ' tho ctening spent eating and

youwould

aud

last

his

his

uudcr

ting and playing social games. Everybody reports very best of times andonly wish for the next picnic at Mill-

wood. Hurrah for Millwood! can bebeard echoing in every hollow tree andlog. Roscnru.

OLALLA.

Grain and gardens are looking well.

The cauipmeeting at Ten Side isfull blast.

O. II. Flook, James and Grant Wells

irom

two

has

Uhr

has

the

her

the

from their mines in that vicinity.

James O. Newlaud and family havemoved from our and taken up theirtdx-de- , the time being least, inLookiug Glass. Frank will the farmin Jimmie's stoad.

James McCulloch and W. R. Wellsthe first in this neighborhood cut

on freight morning for Lucy

house

internal

was

services

McNeal,

Langdon

for

ployed her to tcacli out the ourmoney. Tbo speaking by the pupilslast was excellent.

Mies Daisy Frater of Roseburg is visitin relatives aud friends iu this neighbor- -

Professor Mortou has gone Riddlebusiness.

his dog, Kizer, were gath-

ering cattle today.Taking a woman a

wrinkle, only practiced iu Olalla.All e.n.

DRIVER YALLEY.

of suushiue.

J, J. Tbortou of Oak Creek visitingrelatives here.

Will Baiubridge of English Settlementand excellent place for the passed through valley last Wednes

number during

gcuial

Ueckloy

stirrup

Sckide.

figure.

number

Plenty

Ashlauu, where afuture residouce. They have hostfrieuds them successwhatevor they may

Waverly.

SCOTTSBURO.Mrs. visit

sister UurvhardMr. Uhiss of Mill recently

a ofbrothers.

Mrs. Patterson has beenfor past, of horfather, improving aud

return home soon convalescent.

Work store building Hed-de- n

begins to Bhape. Mr.Loon

test the ballists Prairieaway exultant,

wiuuera by ia toLong

not have a fair timu exactly, one of

them failed appear on and an-

other bo substituted. A friendlygame (not 11 rhallengcd oik-- ) will bo

by tho namo ones Klkton

about two week?.

E. II. um went'tn LyttciiSprings, Cal., reported be gainingin health in the aid of medicaltreatment and the waters the springs.

Palmer expected homeShe has been visiting at andDrain.

UMPQUA FERRY. .

Uncle Shambrook visiting withhis daughter, Mrs. F. W. McKechnioOakland this week.

Misses Anna and Martha Clarke ofMillwood were visiting with friends onthe Caiapooia last and Sunday.''

Ed Miller of Oakland mado avieit to Millwood Tuesday.

Misses Jessie Ohmart and Mary Med-

ley, Messrs. Arthur Mahoney and Owen

Sutherlin drove down from Oakland towitness the ball gamo hero Sunday'.

W. B. Griffith the rustling machineryman of this place now on therepresenting D. M. Osbourne Co. of

Portland, Or.One of Shambrook'tt hop houses

is completed. The carpenters nre en-

gaged the four others which aro tobo used this hop harvest. ono com-

pleted a handsome appcaranco.

Several pioneers this valleyhave for the past or been bright-ening their memories regarding theirearlier times this state, no doubtwill tell sorno interesting storiesconcerning their across the plains intho 40's, at the pioneer reunion Rose-

burg Saturday. We think quite a num-

ber from this place will bo attendance.

There will be a social dauco given atthis place Friday night, Junuhall, good music, supper, etc. A largecrowd and the managementwill endeavor to make an enjoyable timefor present, and one ue remembered by those in attendance. Take in

tho ball game, Coles Valley vs. Oakland,in the afternoon, the dance night,be happy.

From crowd of base-ballist- a

grouuds Sunday, ninesThey played a good game,

takiug everything into consideration,and were applauded very heartilytimes, especially ladies. Theyorganized a nice and uuderstaud willplay a match game with Oaklandnine hero afternoon, Juue 21st.Undoubtedly a large crowd will pres-

ent.informed Adveutists

are holding a meeting in U.ik- -

land will pitch their tents Coles Valley

his

out thethe two were

by the

the

Wo were thenow

in the near future for a few weeks siege.We hope they will, as we believe a campmeeting what the ieople havebeen for time.opportunities have been given other de-

nominations try their 'hands in thecamp mealing business but all seem betimid about coming the center. Wc

hope the Seventh Day people will holdthe hand will tbe sinner of

Coles Valley see the his way.Sam Patch.

CALAPOOIA.rt-

1, ... . , .... ,! ilioinab 01 ioirj luunit "3uavoiust Aitnouse anuLtve so. when friirU . . . .. . riaitini?

...old-tim- e friends ou tj.ila- -

man.U. iientamiu; overseer, u. '

nnl ,n , , ,

.

j

,

to

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or

as

or

or

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midstat ;

ruu

are to '

ot

toon

on is new

is

an

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ou

as

to

at

is lo

is

is

is&

so

in

is

lo

at

at

is

toto

to

Mtaa iniaflmt Mnrtlfi if Mill- -

were visiting audIon the Caiapooia last week.

Miss go to Pomruy.Washington, on the inst. andleave many will long

up ever j (j. Stephens and wife were yisitiug'

The directors the Olalla school were relatives iu Little Tennesee last Satur- -

Mrs. J. passed through town w6ll with the term taught i da' and Sunday.the Mis3 Byron, that

Chit

Mr.

canyon,

priseswould

Beckley haviug

Mr.with

that

two

reel

Friday1

i

George and

trial

be I our

be

undertake.

timu

played

Mrs.

Geo.

Geo.

New

Friday

'

wanting Ample

1 1 " f . ,

-

friends

Minnie Bishop

ucbiug

Edward Stevenspostmaster duriug

has deputythe absence of our

woity P. M.

Our tonic sol fa fehool has; closed September 1st. II Professor

school cjntiuues in pop--iularitv it be necessarv to alarger room towish to attend.

been

until

accomodate those

WillieHarness and Kaio Dcardoil paid Uahi- -'

friends a the 10th

Chinese pheaaautd are becoming auuisauco aud it will only be a mattertime until it will i.eccssary lo adoptsome way to exterminate them. Hy in-

vestigating it is found that the lad bugis ouo their choicest morsels of food,and the of a band of youngturkeys is a favorite pasetime, besidesthey aro fast exterminating the grouse-

in the killing ot Uie youuu.'d'?' War is now in progress between the

Mr. Emmett of Millwood came Udybuge uphis. With everything inup J. C. Quant's famous coyote favor ot the ladybug the farmers may

j dogs this week. He say's coyotes are harvest a good wheat.very numerous iu those parts. Mr yy-- Uo,8it, ,.as

The

Sevmour Quant returned Tuesday from thoroughbred bulls aud is goiug toRiddle, where be has attending the enter the contest for the prize at theBaptist association. comiug Southern Oregon fair.

Miss Mary Black of Sumner, Coos ,v minister ami Sundaycounty, was visitiug old-tim- e friends school organizer, whose name we failedweek. to get, Presbyterian faith, preached a

Robert Wilcox of wa itltercsliug sermon ou tin 9th inst.iug relatives iu Driver valiej last Friday besides doing some other good work iu

aud Saturday. line.

R. 13. Dixon of North Unipqua C. A. McGee of Roseburg was onhere on business this week, aud while the lUth and took home a load of hay.

purchased the baud of sheep form- - Hob. Geo. Willcox of Roseburgerly owned by George Jones. nere hero ou the yth, cuest of C.

J. Chenoweth of Wilbur was visiting A.

relatives two days this week. Mre. Thos. McNabb is visiting herGeorge family will eoou daughter, Mre H. B. Gillett Roseburg

start lor they go fora

here who wish in

Lizzie Hepburn will hersoon.

Creek pur-

chased maro and colt tho Butler

who ill

time at the homoJ. Wagoner,

will as

the of J.assume Barnes

of Lako is the earpouter.

of Longmarched having been de-

clared 4. It fair say,however, the Prairie did

tohad

in

Uurclianl

combinedof

Eoon.Roseburg

iu

Saturdayrushing

uponThe

presentsof the of

week

in andvery

in

exacted

all

aud

selected. very

at

we

ho

thatwho

in

iicresome

that causelo of

oiaine

wood relatives

will17th will

hearts that

of

singing

Young's singingwill secure

pooia iubt.

Theof

be

ofdestruction

E. E. audafter

crop of

dehornedof

first

travelinglast

of

Kosebure very

over

andvisiting

S. McNabb.here

aud of

of

Ed.some

error

this

who

J. A. Stephens family weio visiting friends on Tyeo lhe 9th instnut.

Wo noticed the smiling form of BobBurk at tho Caiapooia ejiiging school thoSth.

We ackuowledge a pleasant call fiomMr. Adieon Willi ms of Green Valley.

A number of our people attended theTrible school exhibition at .Millwood outho 7th, and were quite taken iu by thoperformance of tho little ouch iu theirparts, more particularly tho singing of aclass of little gills that has been underthe charge of Mies Annie Clarke, and arenow firm believers that the qualificationlo teach singing should bo tiecef-sar- to

teach in our public school!.Mr. Harte of the linn of Smith &

The base bailors of Elkton had a con-- ; Harte, was around lastwith and

that

road

trip

21t.

beeu

visit- -

here

Mrs.

lads

visit

aud

week interviewing our fanners in regard lo threshing.These gentlemen havo on tho late im-

proved machines, besides they bavesecured all the latest improvements iu

Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S. Gov't Report

ABSOLUTELY PURE

tho riddle and cle.tuing apparatus madesince last harvest and it would not be abad idea for our farmers to sec this ma-

chine at work before investing in a nowmachine, as they propose to thresn ascheap as it can possibly be done and dogood work. M.

The World's Fair Testsshowed no baking powderso pure or so great In leav-

ening power as the Royal.

STAGE ROBBERY.

Roseburg and Coos Bay StageHeld up.

'Ibis morning's Coos Bay stage, whichleft here at U a. m., was held up at 9o'clock on the top of Hoover hill, about11 mile3 west of this city, by a lonehighwayman, who lelieved the mailsack of its valuable ron'enta and a pass-

enger of $30 in cash George Langor wasdriver and there were two passengers,Raymond Brumbaugh of San Francisco,and a Mrs. Francis. Tho robber pre-

sented a gun and made knon his wants.The mail sack was handed out to himand he split it open, and after helpinghimself to what he .van ted ho returnedtho sack to the driver and requested thomale passenger to fork over, which hedid. The tobber was masked. Onlytbe way pouch was opened. There werethree registered packages in the sack butno registered loiters, aud it i3 quite likelythe robber got hut little for his trouble.

Shooting Scrape.At the brewery Monday evening about

'J o'clock five pii-t- shots were heard inquick succession. A few minutes laterthe city marshal was noiined that adifficulty had occurred amongst a few ofthe habitues of that drinking cstaMieh-me- nt

caused by a misunderstanding onsome business transactions. In themelee that ensued Jack DeLaney was

shot in the leg, making an ugly but notnecessarily dangerous wound. As a con-

sequence Ezra Pokett, Otto Black-schmi- dl

and Jack DcLauey were arrestedand brought before his honor, F. 31.

Zigler, city recorder, w ho fined them toeach on a plea of guilty of disturbingthe eace.

Kidney.K. W. Joy Compast --Gentlemen. have

euC'cred Irom kidney trouble for two or threeyears. would have to eet nj iii the ni?ht tovoid my urine irom ten to fifteen times. Jly.lpti wr ilIfiir!rfM?. untl liWum rorv thinand nervous. No appetite; boncls constipated, t

have taken tuo bottles and trained hftccnlounds. well. Have to set up aboutthree times durinr nfeht. and am very muchbetter in every reiect. Will continue to takeyour egetauic saraipariiia, tor believe it winentirelv cure inc. (signed.)

MB. KDWAI1D W. FKESCH,Stockton, Cal.

JOY FOR THE JADED.JOY'a VEGETABLE SAItSA PARILLA.

School Report.Report of the Elenbower school for

the teim ending May 24, 1SD5:

Those aver.itt'iig aove S5 p;r cent inexamination were, John Givens 97, Cas- -

sie rerguson. Annie iiirKs, liirue Jones,Mary Cleake, Lizzie Given, Irene Han- -'

sen, Alex Ferguson, Frank Barks. EthelApjelhotr, Pearl North, Chester Erker,Amy Armiiagp, Von Casey, John Fergu-- .son, Percy North, Berlha Merrill, FloydStephens, Millie North, Willie Johnson,Walter Uloafce, 'icorgo lsnrss, Jennie;North. John Johusoti, Willie Burks andFred Brothers. Abuie Pauuott,

ofTlie. Discovery Savetl HisMr. Caillotitte. Druggist, Beavers-vill- e,

111, says: "To Ur. King's ewDiscovery I owe my Hie. Was takenwith La Grippe and tried all the physi-cians miles about, but of no avail andwas given up and told I could not live.Having Dr. King's New Discovery in mystore I sent a bottle and began its use

DeardotT, Miss Ida and Nauuie and from the first dose began to get bet- -. . " .t t 1 f1 l.ni.lnn

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ler.nuu uuer uaiu' iiueu uuuicc ujand about a rain. It is worth its wciuhtinzold. We won't keep store or housewithout it." Get a free trial at A. C.Marsters & Co.'s Drug Store.

Books Received.Tho following books have boon donated

to the public school library hy Miss M.... ..-- !,-. it it t.itueue prer- -

Geology, Washington and His Country.Swiuton's English Literature Witinke'sLiterature. Harlcs" Ojtnp-'Sttiot- i,

SvintonV SixthReader, Bryant Str.ilton'j Uv.k-ke-- p

iug, Song Leaner, Oouquew. andone years the IndiesHomo Journal.

For Out t"lly Yenrs.Old and Well-Trie- d ttemedy. Mr. Win

sJow's Sootlilnir Syrup has been used lor over

jenrs millions mothers tor theirchildren teething, with perfect micccx.

soothes the child, Mjltetis the sumj, allaysill pain, cures wind calk, and the bestremedy for dlurrhtea. I" pleasant lo the t:ito.told Druggists every part the world.Twenty-fiv- e ccuts a bottle. Its value iucalculablc. Be sure and ask Mrs. Winslow'iloathing Syrup, and take other kind.

'lhe Eugeni! cannery and drier will notmake a run cherries and early small

and orries this but willbegin uperatious in time for the prunecrop this fall and will also liaudlu toma-toes and other late fruits.

AwardedHonors World's Fair,

Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair.

WWCREAM

BAKING

Most Perfect Made.40 Years the Standard.

ik I Baking1 Powder

A Valuable Mine.Wm. Leyens of Galesvillc was iu the

city last week. Mr. Levens owns aplacer gold mine on Tenuesseo gulch.This mine has been worked for the last30 years, from which has been taxenmany thousands of dollars worth of gold.Owing to the peculiar formation of theground it has cost nearly as much as thegold was worth. Lately, since Mr. Lev-en- s

has owned he has at great expenseso improved by cutting ditches anderecting hydraulic works upon it, that itis now worked at comparative light ex-

pense and, a result, is provingbonanza. Mr. Levens emphatically de-

clares his mine will yield a better incomethan any three of the best ranchesDouglas county. It is unmistakably one

the best mining properties in Douglascounty.

Nervous SliocU.K. W. Joy Company Gentlemen: Thia

the first time I hare attempted write forthree years. Have been nervous and weakthat 1 have laid bed for most the time.'

mend who had taken your sarsatiariliascut mc two bottle. The second one mostgone, and I bare sained pounds, and surelyleei a new woman. 1 paic, mm, am-bition. Had given up, as I had tried so manyremedies and doctors, but found benefit.you core publish this you have my consent.

. (Signed) MBS. A. ULLSIAS,Alameda, CiL

Headache, Billiousness and Torpid Uverjlls-appea- rwhen you take Joy's Vegetable

Populist fleeting.At Grange hall last Monday night the

usual programme was dispensed withaud James West tbe chairman of Cooscounty people's party committee was in-

troduced and spoke fur an hour upon thegeneral topics of interest to that party.After lauding "Old Abe" for his patriot-ism and the "boys in blue" who re-

sponded to the martyred president's callfor men to put down the rebellion, hagave his attention to tiie silver question.Cleveland, John Sherman, Carlisle, Eng-land and the Rothchilds. Ot course allthese worthies since Lincoln's time werea set of tricksters working tho interestof English capitalists, the bell wether be-

ing Rothschild. AH these scallawagswere done for aud laid away labeled,"not wanted."

Cure For Headache.As a remedy for all forms of Headache

Electric Bitters has proved to be the verybest. It effects a permanent cure andthe most dreaded habitual sick head-aches yield to its influence. We urge allwho are afflicted to procure a bottle, andgive thia remedy a trial. In caseshabitual consumption Electric Bitterscures by giving the neded tone to thebowels, and few cases long resist the useof this medicine. Try once. Largebottles only Fifty cents at A. C. Marstera& Co.'s Drug Store.

Judge Hudson Harmon left his hotremCiuctnnati.O., Monday for Washingtonto qualify as attorney general of theUnited States, which office was made va-

cant by Mr. Olney'a elevation .to theoffice of secretary of state on the death

Walter Q Gresham.

riOTHERSand about to

mothers,shouldDr. Pierce's Fa-vorite Prescription

its torture, terrors

motherchild, by aiding Nature preparing thesystem for Thereby ' labor' 'arirt n1v the rieriod confinement are

Teacher, greatly shortened- - It also promotes anabundant secretion nourishment for

G.

for

the child. During pregnancy, tt pre-vents "morning sickness" and those,distressing nervous symptoms fromwhich many suffer. '

Tents. Collie Co., Texas.Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, :

Sir I took your "Favoriteprevious confinement and

never did well in my life. onlytwo weeks since my confinement and I amable do my work! I feel stronger than Iever did in six weeks before.

Yours truly,

A'MOTHER'S EXPERIENCE.South Bend. Pacific Wash.

Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo, X. Y.:DearStrl tafcin? your "tavor- -

r.o.ieiL: iiomo.--. imi.i- - . . prescription" 'Uie first month of.. O .i i n . 1

will o ctuuui .uaua;;iuieiii, n yuii'1 x hj- -i nancy, anu uu- -

i.i c i.,..i.., ttnuea uiKimr it hub

Philosophy,&

TheMibscrtptinn to

An,

Ofty by ofwhile

ItI

by in ofis

forno

onfruitH l

Highest

itit

as it d

in

of

into

soin of

is20

was no

no Ifto

in

fair of

it

fof

parturition.

so

Pre-scription" to

so It is

to

Co.,

!...confinement. I did notexperience the nauseaor any of the ailmentsdue to pregnancy, afterI besran taking your"Prescription." I wasonlv in labor a shorttime,, and the physician 'said I cot aionsr uu- -usuallv well.

We think it saved mea creat deal of suffering.

thosebecome

know that

robs of

and toboth and

in

of

X. Y.Dear

began

1I...

Mrs. Bases.I was troubled a

great deal with leucorrhea also, and it hasdone a world of (rood fbr ms.

Yours trulv,MRS.'W. C BAKER.

AreYou

childbirth

dangers

SatisfiedWithYourRazor?

If not call and see us. Wemi - it t r aiwill sen you one. y ou lase

l it home, try it, if it is notperfcctly.satisfactory, bring

it back" fo us and get your(

money. We handle only the

(best grades, and are not; afraid to guarantee them.Prices no hieher than-- for- - in--

tenor eoocis.

HaiTiilton's Pharmacy. I