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If you would take advantage of this
goldeu opportunitj to purchase first
class goods at the very lowest figures.
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We have made great reductions
prices of Overcoats, Men's and Boys'
Clothiug, Ladies' Jackets, Shirt
Waists, Skirts and Dress Goods.
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We carry in stock a complete line of
Ladies', Geutlemeu's and Childreus
Shoes, stylish, ervipable and durable:
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENIED TO
Peop
I. ABRAHAH, Prop.
s Store
One Door South of P. O.
BEST
MEAL
IN THE
CITY
FOR
25
CENTS.
f THE NEW
Cor. Washington
and Mitin Streets
Mrs. Belle Collins
For Good Pictures and
Fair Prices Go To
Smith's Sunbeam
'Mo Parlor
Corner Pine and Lane Sts.,
Rosebtirg, -
Abstract ol Title to Deeded Land.
Papers prepared for Sling on Govern
ment Land.
Bine P-nle ol Township Maps showing
all vacant Lands.
FRAME. ALLEY
Architect, Abstracter.
Plans and Estimates for all Buildings.
Tal designs for Off ice Fixtures
ROSEBURG. OREGON
Citation.
of
Cifciti
ion.
In the County Court of the State
Orecon for Dc-uslas County :
In the Matter ol Uie
Guardianship of the
Estate of
Thomas Gray, Id
Gray, Belle dray, Kate
Gray and Ruel Gray,
minor children.
To Mary C. Gray and all other per
sons interested in said estates:
2 X THE N ME OF THE STATE OF (REOS t
You and each of you are hereby cited
and required to appear in the. County
Court of Douglas County, Oregon, on
Monday, the 4th day of April, 191H, at
the hour of 10 o'clock iu the forenoon of
said day, at the court house in Rose
burg, eaid County and State, and show
cause, if any there be, why a license
should not be" granted as prayed for in
the duly verified petition of Mary C.
Gray, guardian of the estates ot said
minor children; which petition has been
duly filed in the above court, for the
Bale of the undivided interest of each of
said minor children in the following
described premises, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 9.80 chains South
and 9.30 chains West of the N. E Cor
tliR L. Poindexter Donation Land
niaim No H2in T. 17 S . R. 4 V ; thence i
West 13.S0. chpins
-Tnnos' lanM ' UlRnce
k v. rvimpr tlipreof : tlience West 20!
chains to S. W. Corner of" said Jones'
land; thence South 16.12 chains to S. E
Dr's. Cheadle& Johnson, dentists.
Jav Woodruff is actiuj; aa clerk at the
store of Ash & Attwell.
W. R. Jones and wife, of fealem, were
in Roseburg.this week.
If you waut good health see the Os
teopathic physician.
Miss Fannie Colvin, of Drain, is visit
ing friends in this city.
Philip Standley, of Camas Valley, is
in this city on business.
R. J. Tapp, of Oakland, is registered
at the McClallen House.
Kill gloves, black and colors, f 1.00 and
$1.50 kinds, $.75, Ash & Attwell.
Pruning shears, saws and a complete
line of spray pumps at S. K. Sykes.
Boys' clothinc, from 4 to 14 years, a
variety of kinds, AT COST, Ash & Att
well. Mrs. F. J. Reed, of Ashland, U the
guest of Mrs. F. II. Hoffman, of this
city.
Our spraying outfits are snperi6r to
other kinds, last longer, and are not too
costly. S. K. Sykes.
We rely on low prices to win trade on
fair treatment to retain it. S K Sykes,
the hardware man.
Come and see what we hav in men's
hats, op to date goals, AT THE COST
PRICE, Ash & Attwell.
Miss Nellie Hay, of the Harrisburg
Bulletin staff, was the guest of the fami
ly of Dr. E. DuGas, Sunday.
Men's, women's and children's und. r
wear, both summer and winter weight,
AT COST, Ash & Attwell.
"Dutch" Nadler, irlvo will be stationed
at second bas for "Pap" Morrow's "In
vincibles," has returned from Portland.
J. W. Krewson, of Drain, was in this
city, on business, last week, and re
turned liome, on Saturday morning's
local.
Investigate, compare. We seek
your business only on the basis of mu
tual interest. Hardware etc. S. X.
Svkes.
In addition to low prices we guaran
tee prompt service and absoluto satis
faction. Stoves and tinware S. K.
Sykes.
F. 'E. "Wells and J. E. McGuire -were
in from Olalla', this week. They report
the road on this side of Hoover Hill
almost impassable.
W. A. Dauley, yardmasterof Ashland,
is in tliis city, visiting railroad friends.
This is Mr. Danley'tj first recess frem
business in the last three years.
Dr. ILL. Studley Osteopathic Physi
cian, Roseburj: office over the post office.
Consultation free. As a preventative
or curative there are none so good.
Attorney J. K. Fitzhugh, of Portland,
who has been visiting his parents, Hon
Cheadlo & Johnson, dentists.
Those who havo tried' Osteopathy
praise it to tho skies,, . ,,. f .,i 13 ""'
T. J. Williams of Wilbur-was in Rose
burg on business today.
Simouds' cross cut saws are tho host.
Sold by S. K. Sykes. 26-tf.
Buy your spray pumps and etc., at
Sykes'.
Wood for sale. Leave order with J. F.
Barker. tf
Osteopathy cures appendicitis without
the risk of your life.
Diseases of women respond "readily to
osteopathic treatment.
Wm. How of Saginaw was registered
at the Mc Clallen House Friday.
Osteopathy is the best treatment, for
nervousness and female troubles.
D. M. Davis, of Myrtlo Creek was a
Rosehurg business caller last week.
W. A. Chaffin and wife of Myrtlo
Creek were in Rosebtirg last Friday.
Robert Johnson, of Myrtle Creek was
registered at the Mc Clallen last week.
Fresh Candies manufactured daily at
Currier's confectionary best inthecitv
Miss Fannie Peterson, of Kellogg, is
the guest of Mrs. S. H. Munson, this
week.
Deputy Assessor L. L. Mathews, of
Glide, was in Roseburgon business Saturday.
H. R. Dimmick, a prominent citizen
oi r.iKiun, is in mis aty, toaav, onk
business.
W. A. Simmons, a prominent citizen
of the Brockway district, was in this city
"aturdav.
For Trade Small farms in Southern
Indiana to trade for Oregon property.
H. L. Ball. .T3tf
A cost sale of new millinerv including
streets hats, dress hats and trimmings
at Mrs L. M. Perry's.
Every price we quote represents the
best value obtainable for that price, S K
Sykes, stoves and tinwjre.
We buy right, we sell ritrht; we name
our priees with confidence. Implements
and Hardware. S. K. Svkes.
Show wisdom by seekinz tho store
where reliable goods are sold as a nv.it-
ter of principle. S K Sykes, hardware.
Mrs. M. T. Cope, of San Francifco,
and Mrs. M. Embler, of AlfiVriy, are in
Sex Jltill Sisters' $2.00 trimmed lrnbj.
Get your poultry supplies of S. K.
Sykes. 20 tf.
Delnysnro dangerous. Sec tho Osteo
pathic Phyticinn at onco.
Judue Joe Lyons, of Drain, was iu tho
city Saturday on huciuots.
J. P. McKay, of Wilbur, was in Rose
burg last week on business.
MrH. C5. V. Riddle, of Azalea, has
been visiting relatives in this city.
Hell Sisters' grand opening, Monday
Tuesday and Wednesday, 21, 22, 23,
Dont fail to see tho Osteopathic
Physician. You will never regret it
Exclusive- styles and rarest bargains
in now miUniery at Mrs L. M. Perry
W. E. Cliiwonnoel. tho iowoler, has
returned fro.m a business visit in Port
land.
Spray pumps, hoso. nozzles, rods and
:vfull lino of pruning tools nt K. K
Sykes, 20-f.
An elecailt line of street and dress
hats, latest models on sale at Mrs L. M
Perry's.
John Alexander, of Glide, was in tho
city, on hia, usual weekly business visit,
Saturday.
Mrs. KiS.Tavlor. of Oakland, la tho
guest of her daughter, Mrs. L: M. Ross,
of this city.
Mrs Ann Compton, of this city, is the
gHest of her eon, J;'J. Flett, at Corval-
lis, this week.
Williani Rose and wife havo returned
froin a visit with relatives at Gold HilW
Jackson county. ...
.2ow js the time to buy your pruning
tools ami spray pumps. S. K. Sykes
has the largest lino. 20-tf.
Attorney J. S. Medley and Fred Bar-
tels, of Cottage Grove, were in the city
on. business Saturday.
You say you dont believe in Otteo-
pahty. You dont have to. It will
cure you Just the same.
Plain sewing and dressmaking is eolic
ited by Mrs. tVooten on tho corner of
Oak and Stophens streets.
Mrs. S. I. Thornton, who has been
visiting her sou, Lee, at Albany, re
turned home, Thursday evening.
A. D. Yaud walker, of Portland, was
in tbis-city visiting friends and attend
ing to business one day Inst week.
J. G. Goff, of Oakland, who has been
attending to business matters in this
city, returned home on Saturday' local.
Dr. H. L. Studley, the Osteopathic
Physicirq, over the post office. Consulta
tion free. All diseases vield to theJ
treatment.
Haveyou seen that elegant line of
lace curtains? We are showing also full
line ot portiers and window shades. B
W Strong.
Charles Dottge and family, of Myrtle
Point, arrived in thi city last week. It
Dodgo to locate
this aty the guest of their
daughter, Mrs. C. Gaddis.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Cranfill, who have
been visiting relatives in this city for
the past two weeks, returned to their
home at Medford Saturday.
E. N. Camp a prominent mining man
of Glfudalu was in Rosebure, on busi
ness last week, He reports the mines
in that eection are all doing well.
Julius Thorn, wife and eon of Wis-
is the intention of Mr,
yi this city.
Mies Mabel Galey, of Aehland, who
has been visiting Mrs E. M.Cheadle,
of this city, returned homo on Friday
evening's local.
Miss Ztia Zilorf returned. Sunday
from IVtrtland, where she has been the
guest other broiftjrs, Fred and Paul
Zigler, of that city.
Mrs. C. W. Nottingham, of Porthnd,
arrived in this city Friday evening, and
is now the poest of her daughter, Mrs.
E. N. Fulhsrton, of West Ro?cburg
Our spring lino of carpets has arrived,
ami ws are prepared to fit up your houtc
in tilt' latest designs and coloring. Call
and examine for yourjelf. B W. Strong
the Furnitnre man.
n immeiiK; line of Morris Chairs and
Rockers nst received at Strong's Furni
ture Store; also a full line ol all kinds
of Furniture at reasonable prices. Call
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Opening of Spring; Millinery
March 23, 34, 25 and 26
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Ou Wednesday, March 23, we inaugurate our opening of
millinery for Spring and Summer 1904, when we will present
for your inspection and approval a various assortment of hats
ranging from the dainty exclusive Paris creation, to the more
moderately priced copies of the latest imported models, the
whole supplemented by an array of street, tailored and walking
shapes whU- rt v- passed for beauty, style and value.
,Ve also show for the first time in Rosebtirg, a line of the
Celebrated Gage hats," acknowledged to surpass all others for
style and originality. .
, Street hats are now, on exhibition.
Or
JOSEPHSON II ROSEBUM," ORE,
Qiacc V. MclIInger, Elocutionist.
The following program to be given in
First Christian church, Friday evening.
5Iarch 25, 1901:
Muric, " Male Quartet
Tho Traitor's Death Bed, Geo. IJppard
The Neglected Continent."
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the
Presbytetian church will give a South
American evening next Friday, Msrch
25, at 7:30 p. m.
During the afternoon there wili tx
One-leggel Goose,
Vocal Solo,
My Uncle.
Jes "fere Christmas,
Her Folks and His'n,
Anthem,
istor aud I,
In Boic,
Jennie,
ocal Solo,
olnntecr Organist,
How Salvation Won,
Rock of Aces,
Coming Through the Rye, "
Frank Kennedy recently receivud a
letter from Fritz'Stauffer, of the Rose
burg brewery, who has been visiting his
old homo in Germany. Mr. SUufTer
states that he will arrive home on the
local, next Saturday evening, accompa-
ied br hia wife.-
Anon ! Brazilian and home-made eakes and
Mrs. Edith Kelly
A lion
. . Riley
Ben King
Choir
Anon
Melody by Kesi
Fred Ejnorson Brooks
Mrs. A.T. Steiner
Selected
Pantomime
ndies for sale after two o'clock, and
outh American cariosities en exhibi
tion. Usriog the erenmg there will be
musical program, and address by Prof.
Fona-ubjct, "Brazil."
Among Uie cuiioaitiea exhibited will
be specimens of nnofoal embroideries,
Brazilian point ami other laces, rare
rawn work, old, tortoiee shell carving,
ntique silver utensils, Brazilian woods
nd carving, artificial Sowers made from
feathers, shells, pith, strw and linings
of eggshells, Inca polterv, baskets, old,
paniih money (pieces of eight), photo-
rapbs and a small colleciion of dolls.
General adaiissioo, ten cents.
A Favorite Remedy for Babies.
sister and ttul eee for yourself:
99-! f
Its pleasant tasto and prompt cures
have made Chamberlain's Cough Rente-
A. S. Ireland, forest supervisor, left I dv a favorite with the mothers of small
this city, Friday morning, for Lane j children. It quickly cures their coughs
county, to resume his duties in connec-1 and coIJs and prevents any danger ot
tion with the government survey in ("pneumonia or other serious conse-
nuenccs. It not only cures croup, but
when given aa soon as tho croupy cough
,V to N E CoSe r of J. S. FilzhuRl, and wife, ol this city, for arrived here Saturday n,ga to
eSuth 10 chains to ,ie part month, returned home this t for rfiort tttno with their sons,
. iihi iv.: iwm wuuii A 1 ill Kll 11113 i;iLy.
morning.
Capt. A. E. Voorheis,
Corner of
land ; thence . Rogue River Courier,
West 19.59 chains to center of Count. J Grantg Pas8 Was in this city, on I
road known as the River Koau; before the U S land office Fri
thence S. 17 degrees East along center beiore u.e u. fa. lana oii.ee, tn
of said road 3L.4o cliains to conui iiubui , un i.i a y un.
etlitor of the
published at
busi-
Friday.
.Geo. W. Dimmick, county treasurer,
made a business trip to Drain Sunday.
He says that C E. Haeard is promi
nently spoken of there for County
clerk.
progress on the military wagon road
D. S. T. West, fire insurance, notary
public, city property rented, county and
city warrants bought, aim collections
made. Office on Jackson street, o: 407,
Hoover building, opposite post office.
Mrs. W. M. Cooktey and daughter,
Mrs. G. G. Bartlett, of Portland, who
havo been the guests of Mre. Alice Van
appears will prevent tnc attact.
sale by A. C. Marstere x Co.
For
Honey to Loan.
said donation claim ; thence taet '0.io
chains to S . Corner of Wiscareon s
land; thence JSortli 10 cliains; r-asno,
chains; North 4 chains to boundary of
Bald uonauoa on omuauuci unni
thence Northwesterly and Kortheaster
iy along said boundary to a i point due
South of place of beginning; thence
North to place of beginning, excepting
the tract of about one acre deeded to
c..i,l niHtrirt Sn. 12: containinc 183.-
20 acres of land. All of the above de
scribed premises are lying, being and
situated in Lane County, Oregon.
The interest of each of raid minor
children in said premises is an undi
vided one-forty-ninth (1-49; interest.
This citation is published pursuant to
the order of the Hon. M. D Thompson,
Judce ol said Court.
WITNESS the Hon. M. D- Thompson,
judge of the County Court of the State
Ir fw.. fnr tliA County of Douglas
witbrthe seal of said court affixed tins
7tn day of March, 1904.
M. D. Thompson, Judge.
Attest D. R. SiiXmbkook, Clerk,
By J. E. Sawyers, Deputy.
Owing to a freight wreck near Can
tara, Calif., the northbound local will
not arrive until about six o'clock this
evening. A stub local was sent north
from this pla: e on the regular time this
morning.
G. W. Rapp, left thiscitv Sunday
morning for Portland to represent tho
Roseburgjodgeof the Maccabees at grand
lodge which convenes there. Mrs. Roy
Mc Clallen, represents the L. 0. T. M
of this city.
0. C. Pollard, the Rogue River mining
operator, and his two nephews, Obe
and Thomas, returned from Portland
on Friday night's local. Mr. Pollard,
sr., has been receiving medical atten
tion at that place and naa almost en
tirely recovered from his recent illness.
C. P. Barnard is in this city, from Eu
gene, looking after business matters in
As financial agent for capital I am
prepared to loan money in any amount
from toO to $500 on real estate or pcr-
Buren and her daushtcr, Mies Mabel, Uon-,1 security , or to purchaso property
for the past few wccjis, returned Home our;..i,t. or to purchase good notes at n
on Friday morning's local. discount. Tho money can oftentimes
Early Friday morning tno sidewalk be aid or drafts issued the same day
and window in front of Josephsou'a tuat wio appneauon maue. t-u.ju.io
of H. H. Brookes,, at the- Plukpkalkb
If you want to eee or purchase the
.cj ucot t.ipr cauuiei uianuiaciureo, -. . ., . , trnt.nrcf.
go to A. C. Marsters & Co. and inspect ,ie B,-?"a 01 cml10' " c lK"' T ' .
Buckeye. It is warranted u,oou c'."' - v" J.
-alar. 73l wore just finishing a night of SU Pat
ricks pnjoyment
Oneot the important duties of tho
narent. to the child is to eee that the
I '
child nrriv-M - at tho age of maturity
with gootl teeth. Thin can only ba done
.v frfvmnnt consultation of a competent
Emmett Butler and Bichard Morris, dcatst, auch you will find Dr. Pearson
tho two S. P. engineers who are meni- with ofliccB in tho Marks building
bers of the grievance committee, from Fees reasonable and all work guaranteed
M 21, lmo,
the renowned
n every particul
If troubled with weak digestion,
belching or sour stomach, use Chamber
ban's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
you will get quick relief. For sale by
A C Mareters & Co
Accident to Railroaders.
County Treasurer's Notice.
office. We find Mr. Potter a genial jolly
" ' . . . i i j.ii i i.i . . i -"
connection with tho Matsbfield stage s,.u uu uu.u k v see .im . ratcd fa L,uo anJ w Lat00nlng the beneath the wheels.
t. i i . f t .i i muKinv reiruiar yihiih in liiih riiv (iiirincv i . .... . . ... .1
line. . lb iwseiuiu niui, mt. iarniu . - J V CO orB Ol ttlO ClUO. W il.O W lltO WUS ItlU x -r:v.i.-.. 1 1M H.
predominating color in tuo parlors. t weck or moro tom a pajnfut acci
I
Notice is hereby given to all parties
holding county warrants endorsed prior
to and including Jan. 8, t1902, are re
nuestcd to present the same at the
County Treasurer's office for payment as
interest will cease thereon after the date
nf this notice.
Tatid .Rosebnrg, Douglas County
Oregon, March 3, 1904.
Geo. W. Dimmick,
18.8t " County Treasurer.
The Neglected Continent.
f The Ladies Missionary Society of the
-Fresbyterian church will give a South
Amorfean affernoon and evening i i (he
nnxt week. There
.;n'hA.an exhibit of curiositifa from
cM, Airii'rican countries and Brazilian
cakes'and camlics will be offered for
sale witlf the recipe with ice cream.
Prof. Fenn is to deliver the address of
the evening, subject. "Braal. n.
date of the enterUinment win i-e ui
this railroad division, have returned
from San Franqieco, where they havo
been for the past month, on committee
work.
Judge C. O. Potter, of Eugene was in
this city on business Friday, and spent
a lew minutes in tho 1 LAiNd ealer
Wm. Taylor, the S. P. brakeman met
utth an unusual accident at Medford
last Wednesday night, which might
easily havo terminated fatally. He was
running on tho top of a refrigerator car
and stubbed hia toa just as tho car was
brought to a slop by the engine which
w.is iltached to a stnne of cars. Taylor
wns thrown over the end of tho car fall
; i" n, lr. fnot nml fitrikimr on his
One of the most pleasant events of the fchonider between tho tracks nt tho end
season was the first anniversary of the . ,,, , on,i . llnni,lfi to rise. The
C F. C'b celebrate! at the home of Miss .Ajiritneti missed his lantern which had
Lleio Benedick, lost eduesday Bono out( ami j,, u,o nbsonco of proper
evening, oames anu music were BiKn!lia Went to investigate tne case
the principle foatures of tho ovening. rjaj tne aoliQ a ow feet farther,
The reception hall was trstefully de- Tayi0r would surely havo been crushed
will teke charge ol the stage route in wv curcul1 courl BeaEon 01 nexl term
person, soon. If so, he will move his L. J. Simpson has instituted proceed
family back to this city. jngs to foreclose a morlacc for 12775 and
Rev. Mr. Lake, new rector of St. interest against the Great Central Land
George's, preached ins nrst, and a mo9t improvement company, wlucli is
excellent, sermon, from that pulpit, last I secured by a piece of land in. tho town-
niuht. Tho church was filled until site of Bangor on which stands tho main
standing room was at a premium, and I nnd only building in the railroad ter
the universal comment of all his hearers minal. Marshfiold Sun
was more man grauiymg w vno lnenua uememuer ttiat It is quality, not
of the new recto'r. quantity, that wo strive for in furnish
The lovers of base ball and the people ing our city trade, therefore you will
in eeneral, of Rosebtirg, regret very always get the cheapest milk of tho
much to learn of the death of Fred
Taliafero, of Eugene, who was to havo
been on tho pitching staff of the Rose
burg team, this year. Mr. Taliafero's
death ocrnrrcd in Lane county, tho
eveninc of March 15th, after a short
The dininc room was beautifully decora- dont. While bring on his locomotive,
ted in bluo and gold wliile voilets were heavy stick ot wood leu irom tne lomier,
used in profusion, llio favors were
boquets of violets tied with the club
colors. A dainty lunch was served
after which tho guests were entertained
by both vocal and instrumental music.
At a late hour the euost wended their
way homeward voting Miss Elsie n most
perfect hostess.
striking his foot aud crushing a number
of toes. He will be mcapicttated for
number of weeks. Roguo River Courier,
1 CARPETS S
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Elegant
Axminsifer Velvet
aRd Tapestry
Full line of Ingrains
Both Woo! and Cotton
We are shoring a ge Kae of Lace Curtains
which have jost arrived.
Fifty pairs of. Portiere ia the kieat desiges
and coioriags.
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DIED.
We carry from soo to xooo Window Shades
stock including the celebrated Henry W. Green shade,
the best that money can buy.
BALL. At Canyonville, Oregon, Mar.
17,1901, Mrs. Amanda Ball, aged OS
years, of general debility.
Mrs. Ball was a pioneer of this state
and county. In 1S52 sbd came to Ore
gon across the plains from Iowa with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. J. Chapman, of this county.
Mrs. Ball's maiden name was Eels.
She resided with Mr. and Mrs. Chap
man on their donation land claim,
which the former took up fourteen miles!
east of Roseburg, until her marriage to
Zachariah Ball, of Canyonville, at which
place she resided up to Uie time of her
death. Mr. Ball died about eix years
ago.
Mrs. Ball is survived by two brothers,
two sisters, two sons, three daughters
and several grand children. One of the
sisters is Mrs. E. J. Chapman, of Rose
btirg ; the other sister and two brothora
reside in Iowa. The children areas
follows: Lorenzo and Sam Ball, of Rid
die; Mrs. J. R. Gillain, ol G.ilesville,
and Mrs. J. H. Brown and Mrs. Wm
Briggs, jr. of Canyonville.
Mrs. Ball was a member of the De
gree o( Honor and Eastern Star lodges
of Canyonville. The funeral took placo
there Fridjy, Rev. Zimmerman official
ins. The body was laid to reit beside
that of her deceased husdand.
The death of this most estimable lady
marks the passing of another oft'tote
honored pioueer woman who shared in
the rigorous hardships attendant upou
the unbuilding of our 6tate. By both
relatives and friends alike her memory
will ever bo hold in reverance. E.J.C
IB. W. STRONG'SI
FURNITURE STORE ;
ROSEBURG, " OREGOtt I
MARRIUD.
CHANDLER DOUSOK At tho rest
deuce of Mrs. Mary Chandler near
Drain, Thursday March 17904, John
Wiley Chandler to Mary' Lncretia
Dodson. Rev. E. B. Hnuusaker, offi
dating.
A Direct Line
Htttisfaction without extra cost. It ia
used and ondorsed by the leading men
of this county. For circulars and prices
address Stearns & Chonoweth, Oakland,
Ore., or S. B. Crouch, Oakland, Ore. ly
A female tramp came into town yes
Gaddis Dauiy, because the best. All tcrday on one of the freight traina from
retail milk delivered in bottles. Our the South. She rode in ono of tho von
specialties are cream, milk and butter- tilators of a refriuorator car. Whon
milk. If you don't see tho wauon. seen near tho depot she was accomnatu
ph to tho Creamery. 14-tf ed hy a man evidently of tho frco tourist Title. Ciuarantee&Loan CO.
Tho mocram for the elocutionnrv en- tribe also. She-was bundled up closely
tertainmcnUo bo given by Mra. Graco w,th a aha"1 or ,100tl' ',a8Sca Mawm'
2t.
illncsB with pneumonia. last peat on
Xir-iTuiiafero was a im inber of the V Mellinger on next Friday evoniug, at an nnu evidently was eo, though soino
Eugene baseball team, and during his the Christian church, is dven in full in jBuapeeied it wan a man in wotnnna
visits here made many friends. Among J this issuo. Mrs. Mellingor is an elort- J clothes A certain woman trump was
them was manager Morrow, who Eaw tionist of exceptional ability and the wautcd along the lino as the police hero
the nossibilities of a 6tronc pitcher in r.itij'.enH of Rosalm nnd vicinity nlinnlil were advi'od, but this woman did not
Mr. Tnlwtfero, and at once signed him avail themselves of this opportunity to answer tho description at all.
for this vear's team. I hear this eif ted reader and reciter. Tribune
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KOSKBUKQ, OKEQOM.
D U. Hamilton.
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. inicM in thn Court lluuse. HaTO tho only Com
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