Rosefesrg flaitrdeafer .a.' ; hurtday- P LA JND EA1.BR PUBL!SHI? CO. H. H. BROOKES, Editor. MART K. HROOKES, Proprietor Entered at the Poet Office iu Roseburg, Ore., as eecuod class mail matter. Subscription $2.00 per Year. Advertising Rates ou Application. The Editor of the rt.ilsDKAi.KE has no inten tion tvf eaaVlng n. false statement rcBcctins upon the roe or character of any parson, officially or otherwise ana any statement puMiehed in ttiwe colea&s will be c&ceriully corrected if erroneous and brought to our attention by Uu aggrieved party or jmtMet. Otir intention la that every aitlete jm wished oi n personal or political ostcHU.B6tore wall be news matter of general interest and fo Ue wifaro of tho State at large. MARCH 21, 1904. Call for Primary and Convention. Countv Pararmatto a cUI of chairman, the Republican County Central Gonimittoe mot at Roseburg oa Marcli 12, 1004, and set the 2nd day of April for tho holding of the primary elections and tho 9th day of April at 10 a. m. for the convening of the County convention at the court house in the city of Roseburg and pro portioned the representation at one del egate at large ami one delegate for every teen votes or major portion thereof cast for R. T. Bean candidate for su preme jadgo on Jane 2nd, 1902, and mate the following suggestions that all proxies sfeeukl be represented in the convention by a resident of the precinct so far as practicable, and each product select a Central committeemen.. Th vancne precincts are z a tit led to tho fol lowing number of delegates : Roaebwg 10 EUmpqua 3 Deer Greek 10 Looking Glass.. Utnpqua 7 Cow Creek 2 West Robobnrg. ..12 Coles Valley. ... 5 loBealfe 8 Mt Scott 2 Comstock 4 Scottsburg 5 Riddle C Gardiner 9 Pass Creek . . Myrtle Creek Gleodale Olalla Civil Bond . . . Wilbur 11 Camas Valley... 3 . 7 Bohemia 2 . Ganyonville . 4 Kellagg . 4 Day Creek . . . . 3 Perdne 4 .... 6 Millwood...... . S Elkton Oakland S Calapooia K. L. MILLER, Chairman, J. A. BUCHANAN, Sec'y. Rosebarg, Oregon, April 15, 1904. CANDIDATE'S ANNOUNCEMENT. Being aalborized the Plaindealer anauunceg max at. l Moore is a can didate for the office of treasurer of- Doegte count-, subject to the nomi naUeo of the Republican party at the County convention on April 9j 1904. Not long ago, King Menes of the first Egyptian dynastv was believed by maar scholars to have been mythi cal. New discoveries concerning him are coming to be so numerous that his biography yet be written. yuite recently a stele removed igyptata ?ry early date, now in the museum at Palermo, has been deciphered. Ite inecript'on relates to kings who preceded to the time of Menes and who also aarvived him. It appears that in his days there were different centers of government in Egypt, with, kings contemporaneous with Sfenes. The inscription also shows .that the chronological bases of the records have to do with cvcles of religious ceremonies, and that these cycles overlap the cycles of kingly dynasties. The religions and the secular periods of time wore independ ent to each other. The period of the followers of Horns did not terminate with the accession of Mene3, the be ginning of the first dynasty, but at the time of the removal of the royal capital to Memphis. This makes clear .a problem which Egyptologists have studied for a long time. Another important discovery is the name of Jehovah in Hebrew, without the vowels. The date of papyrus in which it was found is quite modern, but thia is the firat time the sacred name lias been foand in Egyptian historial re cords. trains. 1 uy maintain full speed and ;u. , Tlie-p!'lH!C for a baseball leagUd 1 K. .nm lime receive and disch;..c in Coos county and particularly a iusiif-or ,m J baggage. To t he J team in Marslilield, docs not look as rear of the train it is proposed to at-1 bright as it did a fortnight since. tach a car equipped with high speed Some of Marehfiold's last year's play- motors. Into this car will be collected the baggage and passengers booked for the next station. This car-will be simply uncoupled and stop at that station. A corresponding car with the passengers and baggage from that station will then be started and overtake the train and similar trans fers bo made. The pious people of Russia are sending pictures of all the Greek Saints and holy angels and fetishes of all kind to the front to insure victory for the army and navy, and it is said that tho wiley Japs will meet the con tingent of sacred relic bearers with bullets with crosses engraved on the point. There is method in the Japan ese superstition because such indoc trinated bullets will expand. The Eugene Guard says: "Judge J. W. Hamilton will no doubt be nominated for re-election to the office of circuit judge of tho second district, the position he has so ably filled for six years. All of the six coun- era have put a very high price on their services, wanting all tho way from $100 to $125 par month and expenses. They aro evidently figur ing the "bush" league managers hore are made of money, and are drawing their conclusions from last season's payroll. Tho prices asked are ex orbitant and beyond tho means at hand of our magnates, who aro rath er in favor of letting the matter drop where it is instead of going in and making a financial failure and being forced to throw up tho spongo in the middle of tho season for want of funds. However there is a scant chance for a league and some of tho fans are still pushing tho good cause along. Marshfield Sun. The wife of the Rev. Downs, tho pastor of the Methodist church at Winlock, after eloping with a black smith who abandoned his family and went with the parson's wife to Spo kane several weeks ago, has seen the error of her way. She was jailed with nor nnromnnr nf. Snnt-nna m1 ties mtFo district are Republican, wMft in the jail becamQ penilent on but he stands a fair chance of bemg tne bread and water diet So flhe re-elected to this nonpohtical office made her hubb and ha3 on lus excellent record." v,, . , .:1J The latest news from the orient is ren" ine om man 13 ver5' "rgiving to the effect that the Japanese and and has condoned the offense. He Russian trooDS met in battle on the inat tno Blacksmith gave his bank of Yalu River last Friday, and wife somo canr that was dragg the Russians claim to have taken 1800 and that cauaed her to eloPe- 11 is a prisoners. The Russians stito thnfc P' that the preacher had not fed they would have captured more if the her on candi" before there wad cause Jrm3 lioi? nnt. Win macA WU T?., I10 SCaaQai. uww wsa uvw MK,1.U IfXWCU. XllUlkUO- Last Saturday evening a storm 0 I 1 n 11 i 11.1 irj t piwseu uver i ui uauu imiii uiu uamage The enterprising business men of to the amount of $15,000. Telegraph Cottage Grove are very saving of and telephone poles were blown down their money, the management of and the escape of many people by the the opera house having been forced The Party of PrnjtreflS." Une rcafon why the Rt-publican party should le coiiiiniied in pnveri.) that it has niver .vet iniaed tlio truo road in carrying forward national devulopinvnt, no iiiHiler liow cuinplicnted n ipiefition may ho when it proieiit8 itnelf, Haya tho GlolH-nemoernt. As a rule, (ho London ."tpoctalor U not iliupied lo praiso the fibopl uf thin i wintry, but it recently reinuikiH!: '-An American may inie jndue a situation gravely while his inter est in it remains academic, but ouco let him be trusted with tho solution and the odds aro ho will go unerringlyy to the heart of it.,u it is a high compli ment, for it touches practical achieve ment. Americans are successful men or action, according to the J-ondon obser ver. As long :ib they hold that they can rost easy on the ecoro of theorizing Americans must think more deeply than appears on tho surface, If they choose the right course to pursue. No race is infallible, but it is much to be conceded ft place eecnnd to nono in dealing with imiortant affairs. For oil but eight years since 1860 tho judgment of the Amorican poople has been to keep the Republican party In control of tho government. They re-' t;rotted, and hail great occasion to re gret, tho exceptional eight years. That waB n reactionary jioriod, a lime for rip ping up a protective tariff by a mongrel of free trade and special favoritism, for pulling down tho Oag in Hawaii, and for devising means to relieve a countless army of men onl of work. Whilo there is but a small chance that Democratic fo'ly and incompetence will be forgotten, it ie well to glance back over the record of that party from time to time, in order that its real character, tendencies and influences may ho kept in mind. The fact that it is without issues or leaders makes it all the more easily the prey of some madness of the moment, of some flesh form of demagogy to run a brief, but feverish, sensational race. Though some such surprise may bo sprung, it will uot travel far. Call fo' Congressional C-nventlos. to lease tho vacant lots on the side of the building to keep the menfolk of the F. F. C. G. from peeking through the windows and enjoying the stale jokes with-it paying for the treat. Large and excited crowds gathered in the streets of Colon when the news that the United States Senate had ratified the Canal treat- became known. The shops displayed Chinese lanterns .and railroad offices were decorated with red, white, and bhH electric lights. Fireworks and music lasted all night. A cnivntion of the republican party of thf First congressional district of the S'ate of Oregon iii hereby called to meet at Salem, Ore., Wednesday, -April 13, electric wires seem to be miraculous' 11 11 m" for thH,uTsc of nomina , nne one representative fur congress ami I to transact such other tmsThcsa as ma com latere the convention. The conventin will cone ist of 177 del- cyate?, apjiortione-l anions the several And now the Salem Journal says j J"''1 that fipnrtTo P rtrrttrniOl ic tha ''AI.m. t ',fWr -V ham Lincoln of Clackamas countv." Truths That have enabled us to build np a large Prescription Business State Game Warden Baker ae- Bounces that he will prosecute to a finish the firstvinan who kills a China pheasant before 190G. He has no rom law to back op this statement with and Governor Chamberlain had better take op a reef or two of his game warden s ears. We di?;ene Purk Drugs We believe Accuracy to be a necessity. ' positive The question of opening the Lewis and Clark exposition on Sunday is to be settled in the near future. There certainly could be no objection to opening the grounds if no exhibitions were given of a midway nature and if the machinery was shut down. Korea has withdrawn from partici pation in the Louisiana Purchase Ex position and has officially notified the management of the Exposition to that effect It is now stated that Russia, contrary to previous reports, will.re tain her space at the Fair. ine baginaw lumber mills are to bo Last Friday at Portsmouth, Ene- opened to their full capacity this tana, the British submarine boat No. week. A 1" was run down by a merchant steamer. The commander of the boat and the crew of -ten men wa drowned. . We make Laboratory Preparations by the official processes. We tuin out Finished goods in clean and neat packages, v to We know our business. You get the beneit if you trade with us TRY US Fullerton Richardson Registered Druggists wuu man a Ti'irorous one Ward and M it. walked away and took a shot at It "... .... .mo, minne hullet went wild . u mure, tho last appearance of tl " ; """-"io uarnson cabin only . ' wr Wftrtl was nt tho ..rro , canin this time and again T, . UI"'tnent. About five o doi-K in 1110 morning tho gave the door of tho cabin shaking, which aroused . nun-won Doys who took their guns ana started in to do the disturber. Wnrd fired at tho man and ho answered by sending a four pound rock at Ward's iicau nut ins aim was a little too high. Ho then disappeared in tho brush. iManyoftho miners avow that the "wild man" is a reality. They have seen him and know whereof they speak. They say ho is something after the fash ion of a gorilla and nnliko anvtbinu eli either in appearance or action. He can outrun or jump anything else that has over been known; and not only that but he can throw rocks with wonderful force and accuracy. Hois about seven feet high, has broad" hands and feet and his body is covered by a prolific erowth of hair. In short he looks devil. Myrtle Point Enterprise. Catholic Bishop a Free Mason. Mgr. Le Nordet, Bishop of Dijon, France, has been denounced as a Free Mason. Tho matter is a delicate one to handle, because it is felt at the Vatican that if such should really bo the ease the Btehop will have the backing of the French Government in any effort the Vatican might make to have him reelgn. Tho clergy of the Dijon Cathedral and all tho students of the diocesan semi nary aro in open rebellion against the Bishop Fifty-eight students left the college rather than be ordained at his hands, and were piomptly, by order ol Premier Combes, enrolled for military tervicoas privates, because their ex eroption as scclesiastical students considered at an end. .Mgr. Le :ordez has been ordered to Rome to explain his position, and it is hoped ho will be able to clear himself of tho serious charge. , information recently received at the atican indicates that since the con lemnation of the works of the Ahrw Loisy many of the French clergy have taken enles with him against the Roman Congregation, and the fear is renewed of a French schism against the central Church authorities. CLOSING OUT SALE Commencing March 7 the W. C. Hildebrand StocK of Merchandise will be CL OSE OUT REGARDLE OF COST The balance of Steele left will be shipped to our new store in Washington. This offer will not hold good for any definite length of time. ASH & ATTWELL Myrtle Creek. " " $ ine More That nc I VWJ was had joined the Mrs. Violet Lewis, and two child rn mvea here Momlnv Imn, ni.: ? vim to Mrs. Lewis's parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Walsh. 1 Fred March, ono of our prosperous placer miners of North Mvrtle. nM of his semi-biennial visits to the town people last Sunday. Recorder W. V. Hurst has Iwn t,.,- getting run of the work in hi nffi. He took charge of the office at the Wed nesday meeting. tT.lt . . vuri. mi stopped o liero at upl and paid a -jiait to his mother Mrs. John Mail and poople. He Elks at Roseburg. The pretty Easter lilies that grows wild in the valleys and on the mm,,,. tain eldea are in bloom and the children gather them for boquets. March 10th, a boy was born to Mr and Mrs. Frank Dnnnim. f t .1. .. " .uiti Myrtle. Mrs. Dunning is at the nrewmt at the home of Mrs. Noah in RoM-hnn. Mr. and Mrs. H Dyer are the happy parents or a new boy baby who was born to them on March 7th. H.J. Gallop represented the renubli ; cans of I his precinct in the meetimrof the Republican County Central com mittce that met in Rot-eburg latt .Satur day. Two years ago this nrvcinct had five delegates to the county convention and thic year we get seven. Ex-Recorder B. M. Armitage is ex peeling to go into mining work at once. Ojwrations on the Litlle Chieftian will oon begin and he will rush the work in The Easiness FISHER & BELLOWS COMPANY La Grande is to 000 city halL have a new $25 Disposition of Released Lasds. Everything is lovely and the goose hangs high at Eugene and the politi cal machine there is mollifying itself with the unction that the trade it made with the Semonites and the democrats, respecting the circuit judgeship, will never be found out, The bosses there now want it to be understood that their cause strengthened by the returns from Portland and that they are "truly gooa Mitchell men, while in fact they were and are the originators of the worst job of iniquitous political scuiauggery Known and are today standing in with a democratic com bine to elect a democrat to office if the democrats will elect a tailmash !ng republican to the state senate. The Metropolitan Street Railway company of Jew York has announced to the Rapid Transit Commission that it is readytto undertake the construc tion of another system of subways, connecting with its three hundred miles of surface lines, by which every resident of Manhattan Island will be able to go from his home to his place of business by underground transit for a five-cent fare. These proposed ground lines would practically en circle the island from the Harlom River to the Battery, outside the pres ent subway. It ie estimated the work will cost tw-r.h- ration dollars Just think on this: A supreme A telegraphic disuatch from Wash- uouri. juuge nas annulled a South Da- lngton savs: Secretary Tlithroclr l j: '3.. .. . J xtuu uivorce juagment. mat judge has submitted to congress the draft is evidently not a candidate for re- of a bill providing for the disposition ccvuuu m iiiai state. 0r lands re ensAd fmm (nn,nm Withdrawn! fnr innlnamn In f ThoPl JT ... ku0pju- -..w v.u. e,auu jury now in SeS- nosed forest rP5Arra nr fr,J, : in .1, , ..... . 1 V"J vi nimiuiar. u mon xoruana.nasindicatedanother from the established reserves uatcn oi iana grabbers, but so far tho names of indicated persons remains a secret of the court. It is reported in the Telegram that a combination is to be effected with the democrats to run the congression al nomination and election of the First district. The fourth triennial convention of the Knights of Maccabees will assem ble in the Elks hall in the Marouam Grand, Portland, tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock. The Sunday Journal of Portland came to thi3 office on time. It has all the appearanco of a metropolitan newspaper, and will doubtless make a success. it provides that these lands shal become subject to settlement from date of the order of proclamation so releasing or excluding them, but shal not become subject to entry or selec tion until 90 days after the date of the proclamation. The bill provides that bono-fide settlors shall have 30 days' preference in tho right to make entry. Ihe latter clause will doubtless meet with the approval of all inter. ested in the new lands, according to the best belief of those who have dis cussed the measure with Secretary Hitchcock." An inf. prop o- 1 Wood Confirmed a JVIpJor General Washington, March 18. Tho son ate this afternoon confirmed Leonard There is great improvement going S-'Wood to be major-general in the on at Bohemia. A 50p horse-power umtei States army. electric motor, and a 30 stamp millT confintion vote was 45 to will be put in at the Champion Basin 16 Scotfc of Wo8fc Virginia and Kit mines, toridge of South Dakota home the only Republicans voting nay. The mi l-n ine news is Hashed over the wires Uemocrats who voted for that Vice-Admiral Stark of the Rus- Woods are Dubois, Cockroil, Pettus sian navy, who was recently relieve 1 an1 Patterson. Tho vote was ad vanced from Tuesday noxt to today on account of th desire of Mrs. Wood to sail to tho Philippines to-! morrow if the vote was favorable. Tho senate also passed a bill an Probate. in the matter of the estate of Mary Jane Pruner, deceased, final account of rxreutor filed, approved and allowed and the estate declared to be fnllr ettled. In the matter of tho estate of Preston IS. IJeckloy, deceased, executors ordered to otTt?r at nrivntA Hjtl. rMrtttn n... I n itm , .7 -" t"-"-1 4:cjcuu .Mining ana Concentrating ties of said estate. Con, rvanr with t-i'- ...... i ' " " uuuiii" in ... wuiiuciui me estate oi Gliomas macmnerr on tli I.iil ri,;n;.n Ul.... ... l . , I . " account oi execu- wmie a number of people went toig tor approved and allowed and the estate hear Rev. Cook nreach li.t Sn,!r i.... ! hi .i.-ti . u f..n i ... . : .'-. a "--""' iuu r-nitri. i wa.Mlannnintnl nn I . 1 1. ... u . ..i . i . . i - . I . ' c "- " Kuannansnm oi I r.vervone COnifratn atnl nnr moil Tl..l... r. . I .1 . - . " ...... i in iMH-ri i-., tnio u., Herman V. and I A. M. Ackers, on his InrVr a-,r t l...l. Ti.r.t . I. . 1 ..u... !..;., nnnors, .Mary u. lliiel. imnry. Satur.jar. Hi win ihni. mnlliu. n .. . . .1 i I . . ... I. . ... ,1wuto Kuamian: . mrnea On a mull i?rai!i. tir f-.n , ........ ... .ci, I uicti, aim wagon, team and all went oppoinien appraisers ol the estate. down a steen bank, and wf.,. .;., n w.c roatier 01 uie estate ol Jliles easilr have been a Uii,Han, ..t.i Hn.ln, ,l....,.l w: .... , ; . . 7 .-Li.uii iiuimeaap-i in a lew ecralclie and l.r..ter, . . - . . I ' , V. uii a jneaEani evening was etut at (....mc V.HUL-UI . i it,0 home of Mr. ami n I nui w. a jrc In lh.k ..f tl. . ...... .n 1 . a.. ii.-iwri v uiu esiaie oi Caroline I " e.inolav in Iionor m ifre. p;w ... i . ... . 1 v. ..., ..ecea-ti, lasi will and tta- cousin. Mi$ Bcsle Smith, who returns hh-di Miiimniwi lor prolate, and John to Salem Friday. The roomi were Waller nru-iti i nn f 1. .1 .i li . . ... apiwinted administrator of the estate of drapery of green and canarv. Mnsic nmh. i .i f.it.A ri t-nwi. .. t . i i . ,-.u,0 .,.,Cuii,ui, iieory uurt. I cnaranes and mine wr nli -f.. 'f T r , . . . . .1 .. . . " ana joo mrpin aptointe.l which refmshm.nta wr,.i ti. appraisers of said estate. I present were. Mr. nl Mm T i t . l" . ' - .v .....in ii:vrion,appointeaadminiFtratrix Mr and Mrs Will An.! ..r .u- t , I -.o ,w ... w.c ue oi ner iaio- nusDand, Ray Whitcomb Misses CamV lin.il tti Cjirlnn. slm irn. tilLi !. it.'. D i It..- J , -,.. ...v. .u ito iuniuun:i iwct .iiamie l.arwr i.nin v.v .. a. M yards while acUng as engineer oa the Weaver. Messrs Lejter HumiJ.r-. !S engine, in the employ of the 8. P. Will Armitaim Hnrrv Mmi -r'u Co. Upon Mrs. Carlon'n own petition, Harry Rice Claud Vail in Phillip Rice ' S bhe was authorised to accept 300 as a and Frank McMullen. I Z compromise from the S. P. Co. and re-1 Theoldbo.r.1 nf ,;imn A - .... I wi HIVU All? IIU u.em irom lunner anancul Uabil- raon. Only one of tho old mn,l Hies for her husband'n death. m dm nn fnr . .i xt I can shake haniN Proper Treatment ef PneH-aonla. distinction MEM'S CL0THIMG It doesn't require any considerable ex pense to wear good clothes if you exercise good judgment in selecting from thor oughly reliable and correctly priced stocks such as ours. The Fall and Winter dis play is at it s best. Styles and materials to please the most critical. Prices 25 per cent less than you will pay at other stores. We call particular attention to our line of Oregon Cashmeres, fancy Worsted, Fan cy Cheviot and Thibet suites. All our suits from $12.00 up have non-breakable front. Hand padded Shoulders and Hand Tailored Collars. All are Union Made and marked at from $5 to $18 MSMS' OVERCOATS. A remark abler line of the leading styles, in ail the newest mixtures and plain materials, $7.50 to $20.00. MEXtf'S RAIN GOATS. We have everything that is good and that w'll turn rain. $2.25 to 15.00. Boys' Suits, Boys' Overcoats and a com plete stock of General Merchandise. Phone 721 Write for Prices and Samples 5 CR0GER1E Fresh STAPLE AND FANCY Mr. Hall with himself on this A great deal of celebrating t neumonia is too dangerous a" disease J "M n indulged in by tho victorious cuunues oi mo district as follows, to- wit: Benton. 7: Claekamns. is- rv 9; Curry, 3; Douglas, 14 ; Jackson 12- for UJOIle to ttnptla doctor himself, I ticket, yet the doin'a did not approacl uusiiiiiue, ; rviamatn, 4; Lake. 41 ..u io mo yruyr re me- i "i" reieoration ol one Lane, 19; Lincoln, 5: Linn. 14 i Marion u,es at nand- A physician should al-1 "r ago. Ve might all Uke warnin roit, y; Tillamook, 5: Washington mcllca. usnouidDe borae in I ne oia connai gave satisfaction and 13; Yamhill, li ; total, 177. nund nowowr, that pneumonia always dissatisfaction, as about all public serv Tho same beinir one iWwuin ni i,. I re9n'ta "m a cold or from an atUek oflMt do who do thines. and the mnt for each county, one for every 160 votes . ,nd tht by giving Chamber-j that can bo said of the old council is, cast for Judge Bean on the last ceneral ,in'B Congh Remedy tho threatened at-1 that they 'did things.' Cleveland said election, and ono for every fraction of I pneumonia may be warded off. I public office is a public trust. But loo larger than 100. , 1,1,8 remedy is also used by physkiant I wnea a set of public officials put the that the work of tho convention nmv I e treatment of pneumonia with the I tnoory in practical operation, it wont do expedited as much as possiblo, the rcsuius. ur. W. J. smith, of San-1 orr. me people dislike trusts; but committee suggests that tho chairmen e' ' '10 18 "Ieo drnggiit, tays I perhape Cleveland had in miud a differ and ecroUries of the several eonven- : i,)ftvoboen selling Chamber-1 e"t trust. If the newly elected council tions certify to the list of dplwrftt I laIn 8 Cough Remedy and prescribing it does half as much for tho town as has elected by their county conventions to m my VUco for tno past six yeare. 1 1 ho oatg nng bo irJ, the place will rer this congressional convention and lnn!i I l,M ,l ,n cases of pneumonia and have I tmnly put on metropolitan appearance.- them at once to Curtis B. Winn secre- yB 80tln tho best resulta." Sold One Uitng the new board ought to look tary congressional committeo. Alhanr I ny A- - 1,ar8te" Co. 1 into, and better, and that is the sanitarv ... , ...... - iconuiuons noout town. It would be Socialist County Coaveatien. Iwell to establish a public caibaee 2TOUnd where evervthint Ihoi i.n.L ... Vnl!.A an I ....... ...1" . D 1" iiu.uuy ltivcn m&t mere Will I maze t ie Knrrnnn.lir.iT ..nn...ntuo ..... . i r) M..n.v.rcjiHi; Iw held in the county courthouse, in the might be put. The new board shAuld Oregon TV.I . .. . or otlioru in nttondancn nl the convention may secure a rate of one and one-third fare for the round trin nn the Southern Pacific uud tho Corvallis Eggs and Albany Butter Evrv i FRFF fllSHFQ percent of the amount of all por- I u Hy lL0 Siour customers in coupons to buy beautifully decorated porcelain dishes. C. P. DAVIS Successor to J. M. "Fletcher Near the Dejist Prite free delivery to all parts of city and suburbs & Eastern railways by paying full fare ? . , Kebur' 0,1 r 23d receive tho help of every citizen in iti lo Salem, talcing a receipt for fair mid , , n A?ld(?' beginning at the hour efforta to give the town an active, busi from the ticket agent and bavins the the morning a mass noss-like administration.-Mail. same propnrlv corlifle,! hv th . w.u eoCiauB1 pay, jor Uie of tho convention. T. W HARRIS iTVSQ 0f ptac,?K in nomnation candi Chairman CongreHinnaI Committeo CURTIS B. WINN, Secretary. HAVE THEY "GOT 'EM." uates ior mo various county ouicers, to be- votetl for at tho general election in June, 1904. All socialists aro requested ... to attend Inflammatory Rheumatism Cured William Shaffer, a brakeman of Den niton. Ohio, was oinnnnl tn h luvt fnr ewouiu especially urge thoso from several weeks with inflammatory rheu Wild Man Visits Cabins of Coos Coun ty Miners. a distance, to make an effort to have their precincts represented. Done by order of tho Co. Committc, R. C. BnowK, Chairman. Caul Hoffman, Secretary. 22 Cwks For Sale Cheap. Tl. .. iiiuappenrancoairn.il of t in "U'.m Xf. -i r .1.-u! . .. vi uiu .-ix nns thrown foih.i ..r uie minora into a ftato of cxcitnmnm ami icar. A report savs t in nti.i f?.ir. nrrna c.u .i-i... .. .x . ... iiiuii I M ..v.sx.'v v. uuny ritJICII ...n n-irii u.ri;e uinos since thn inn, miles Louthcist of Mvrilniv..nt n,. ot iKt nioti! li l to flret Rnncir.inr I Fino now house, rootl nnt hnllitiiit.v .. IITI ... . ----- . 0 ...u.npson iiat." Wm "ill sell with or without stock and fnr. Ward and a young nmu by the name of niture. Havo: good object for selling. .....r., nuuig uy uie lire of their I for piiriictilnra atldresa matism. "I used many remedies," he ays. "finally I 6cnt to McCaw'a drug store for a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, at which time I was unable to use hand or foot, and in ono week's time was ablo to go to work as happy as a clam." For sale by A. C. Marsters Co. of commiind, has attempted suicide. It begins to appear that a state of " "inasWly inactivity" is now being r ion j a- bf-f-n 'pursued by both Russian and Japan- . . w-..press h. the far east. .nl.i.t fllf. nti.1.1 ...I..... .1..... 1 . ..... .,,,,, iiioj- (iciirn eomij. Uiii g walking around tho cabin which resembled a man walking and when it nfmo to the corner of tho cabin it took bold of tho corner ami gave tho building a vigoron- shako and kept up a liightful noine all the time the same that has so n, ii: liiii.f. warned the venturesome is 'ii i.f Vu approach of the hairy in i-i .ni ii-UM-limn Ui flee in iil.trr Carl W. Pressly, Myrtle Point, Qro. Notice. An ontertaiumont and box eocial will bogivonat Cleveland, Friday, March '5. All aro cordially invited. Ladles to bring well fillo-l boxes, gentlomin anil filled purees. Mns. Inez Millkr. jirujinaung tyiz,wv ior a long Signal ! ' r.l walked lo the cabm' stanon in ban Francisco Bay. Uwir ai d ivuu eo the mounter plainly A M. Gullager of Deer Creek was Itosemirg Saturday on busiiiesji. in Notice. Work will bo resumed in the packing houpo of Umpqua Valley, Pruuo Associa tion on Monbay Morning March 14th Tho bridge over Deer Creek having been roparicd and cars placed last night Employees, will plwtso tako notico from above R. L. tiilo. Mohair Wanted. If you have Mohair to ell see L. A. Marsters, headqtiarteis nt G. W7Rapps grocery. Will bo in Roseburg every Saturday. HEATH & MILLIQAN Best Prepared Pint M. CilH I RAILWAY WHITE LEAD OaS, VARNISHES, BRUSHES S. K. SYKES, Roseburg, - - - Oresron j Oakland Owl Hoots. t. is aito,of Roseburg, was in the city Tuesday. Hon A. F. Ste.iru!., was in Roseburg a couple of days this w. ck. A E. Smith and Or. Little, returned from Roseburg Tiiel y morning. Hon. Dexter Rice, the R0 eburg at torney, was in the ebv the first of tho week. rrel Applegatc, of StMtla Valley, visit d Oakland relattvei the first of tho week. A wild man is rcud lo bo terrorising tho f ipie of 1 li Hiipjuit Flat near Coos Bay. T .... 11, , . ... urstu luiuiniii, oi mosoow, Idaho, i.i in Oakland and vicinity looking after business matters. .Mr. and Mrs. M iriou Leeper, ot Fir Urove, visited Roseburg friends since last isue of tl is piper. Uncle Sampson Strherliu, of Nonnt- roil, was in the eity yesterday paying taxes ami locking nfler other business matters. A, F. Brown ha remowil his big lire proof a. fe from tho w-st half of hi-t brick building to his oilk-o in tho Com mercial Bank hull-Hut. Miss Hattie Lnekley returned fnm Riddle, Wednesday, where she waa visit ing her father who accidently fell an.l hruko two or three rilw a few woeka ag-. Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson, of Bohemia are visiting at the home of jvicnarxison'a parents, Mr. .urs. r. w. Winniford Calapooia. on tho and Lower te per- o. ,. c.vans,of Umpqua Fern-, was m the city Tuesday. Mr Evans "and H neighbors have rated $300, to bau-,l4 on the public roads between Oakland and Coles Valley. Dr. E. O. Parker and family are vLit "igthe doctor's parents in thweitv. Tho doctor has been at Pilot Rock til paai lew months, but may locate manently at Drain. Ahred D. Laworenca and Mrs. Lucy Welch were recently married m Ron burg. Thouroom is &2. whr m. i.i..i. ing bride has sec.u tha snows of 50 win ters. There is yet hope for 0.,lrl.n.i ancient maidens and jolly old bachelors. Tuesday evening a petition with 40 ignHtures was presontexl to the city council, praying thit Oakland saloons be dosed at 10 p. m No remonstrance w.n pressed. After considerable dis- cussion a compromise was re.iolaxl and after July 1, the saloons were ordvi clo-oat 11 a. m ;