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Newspaper Page TextTho Kind. You Have Always In iiho for over 30 years, and has , sonal supervision since its Infancy. J-cotcAtX Allow no one to deceive you in tliis. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-good" are but Experiments that trillo -with and endanger tho health of Inl'auts and Children Experience against Experiment. What is CASTORIA Cnstoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare goric, Jrops mid Soothing Syrups. It Is Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio tiulistaneo. Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms, mid allays Fcvcrlhiiess. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic, Jt relievos Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and FJiUuleitey. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Stomach and 1 towels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. CENUSWE CASTORIA ALWAYS S3 Bears the tThe Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THX ecNTAUN COMPANY, TT MURNAT STRICT, MffW VOtm CITY. Ciiy Residence Property for Sale No. 1. A perfect home in land, good cottago ol JU rooms, hard Iimshed, electric lights in every room, two good fire places and bath room; barn, wagon and buggy sheds, chicken park and summer houso; some fruit, such as cherries, apples and apricots, one plum treo, ornamental trees quite a good many. This is a per fect home and dirt cheap. Prico $3000. No. 2. In North Park addition to the city of Rose burg," lots 3 and 4, block 1, a good cottage of 5 rooms, good barn and all necessary outbuildings; size of the property, 100 feot front and 175 deep; chicken yard ana chicken ho ises, city water. This fa a good home and very reason able. Price $800. No. W. A good two-story house of G rooms, lot G0x80, corner lot close to tho court house. This is a nice piece of j 1. 1 AiA-A property anu quite rc;;3onao.tj. i rice $iu;)u. No. 4. Near court house, size of lot GO feet front and 175 deep, good cottago of 5 rooms, good well of water, good basement underneath house for wood and all other purposes, all household furnituro goos with place, lino garden land in back of lot. Tins is a good investment, all for $1,100. No. T. A nice little cottage on Short street of 5 rooms and woodshed, si xu of lot 80 feet front and 90 feet deep Woodnhed, and all fenced with a good picket fence, good pidewalk. This is a nice little home. Price, $700. No. G. One aeiv of ground, nicely located, fine view, good dry ground, gol hard finished house of 5 rooms, good barn, This is a nice home, well located, one block from ichool bouse. Price, $1,000. No. 7. One and a half acrus of ground, one block rom school, two houses und uildings, plenty of frail, good garden land of one acre. Viro, $1 ,WM . Also 70 var.ua lots, prices from $100 to $150. One housu containing seven rooms with basement and necessarv outbuildings. Also Street 1J block of Court Home, $;,(,. No. 9. A man for tomoone that wants a nice home Roseburg, coat lining thi - house and barn, jo'vv court houe block. A No. I gar den spot, cheap as dirt, only $S.r)(, cso. iv. une oi ine liosciuirg. . go'.. i. i wo- ury nouse containing tune roms, hard (unshed, cement Si '.o of lot SO fw't, fronting on Mill street and 100 feet deep; all necessary outbuildings. 'Ibis is a perfect home. Price $2750; $1500 down and balance on long time at reasonable lutjrest. No. 11. Hero is another that beats them all. Lot 5) feet front and SO feet diep, with a cottage of five rooms, line location, just across tho i.imu siicei. i ins tike$PJ5M to buv 'nurifl Bought, and which has been has borne tho gtgnatnre of boon made under his per- Signature of West Roseburg of aero of two hnrnst all necessary out two lots situated on Fowler large lots, a good, three mmi unesi residence properties in walks all around the hous strict from thH Methodist is a period nu.e home and it Drain News. Ed Grobbe, of Lorn Prairie, ia here vieitinn bis eieter, Mrs. J. R. bawyere. Mrs. Earnest Rbodee.of Sanioaw. came up Tuesday evening for a visit with her pareots, Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Hodden. and other relatives. Terry's Uncle Tom's Cabin Co. cave the popular entertainment which the name signifies, to a (air sized audience in the opera bouse here Monday uigbt. The Zamzamian Literary Society wili give an entertainment of a dramatic character at the school chapel on Fri day eveoiog of this week. The Meneley Qaartette of sincere (rave one of their gospel temperance song ser vices at me w. on tit en last Band ay evening to a full bouse. They will rt turn from Coos county and be here again on Tuesday evening next, at which time they will dive their usual entertainment along temperance and promomon lines. Mr, J. C. Nor they, who is a recent ar- riyal from the east, has leased the Trine place in nortn Drain, I rom W. W. Kent. A man named Ed. Hanson, emnloved at Cam obeli & Alexander's piling camp on Sandy Creek four mileB north of here, was struck by one of the timbers in some way this morning (Wednesday) and one of bis legs was broken between the ankle and knee. Dr. Wade was called to attend the iojured member. F. F. Wells, of Elktoo. was no from there this week to take down with him a thorough bred shorthorn cMt wb:ch be bought in the Willamette valley. Mr. Wells is one of those progressive farmers who believe in improving the breed of his stock. ire. Sarah Davis, of TiQDot vatlev. returned f.om Oakland Tuesdav where she had been to visit her son Ed., who went mere a couple ot weeks ago lor sur gical treatment. The canse otbe boy's trouble was a boree stepping on his foot over two months ago and it has resulted in bis bavins to have the bones of the middle toe and those connecting entire ly back to the instep removed. He was recovering nicely when his mother left him. A. P. Apulegate. the Yoncalla real estate dealer, was here Tuesday. Surface Indications of a political con t t would scarcely suggest to the casual observer the near approach of a general election, but one more familiar with local conditions might discern a small sis: 1 tempest just below the surface in this neighborhood, bAiiraoN. X T0TI0E TO STOCKHOLDERS. Ad- lj nual meetina of the Douglas County Building aud Loan Association. Stockholders are hereby notified that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Douglas County Untitling and Loan Association will he held in the Banquet Hall, at the Odd Fellows Temple, in the city of Roaoburg, Donglae connty, Ore gon, on Tuesday, March 18, 1902, at 7:30 p. m. oi aaia aay, tor trie purpose oi electing seven directors and three audit ore for the ensuing year, and for tho transaction of such other business as may regularly come before said meeting, Frank G. Micblu, Sec'y, Rosebarg, Ore.. March 4th, 11)02. Citation Id the Connty Court of the State of Oregon, for DodiIki CoudIt. In the mutter of the etato of Andrew J. Chapman, decerned Citation. To UarT K. Wllsoo. D. . Aiken. J. I. Chin- U1H, AUUIVW 4UiMU I UtimiU, AllUO C. Mvniur, n id Di a, n jtuer, ueorno neiKel, Ida Olatler. Era Fcrrel. Ada Hut ton. Roy Welkel and Jew W. Plib. the helm at Ikw anil next of kin ol aatd decedent, meeting: ID UC DimO Dl U HMM Ol UrCKOO, JOQ atV herehT cited aod reanlred to aooear In th County Court of the Htate of Oregon, for the County of Dour I at. In the courtroom thereof. at Rnnnuri, in idp ountr oi jwirim. Toewlay.thr llth day of Mtrrh, i i, at 10 o Clock in ine forenoon oi mat aay, tneo and there to dhow raune, If any, why an order anoum ii oi De mane amnoriting. iicennng nl emuowerlnff the Kxemtor of .tald Knlatu. In mo ll the following dencrtbed real properly be- Ht'ituuliif at a point oa the line between the land at A.J. i'haiman and K. R. Hill iWt eaaterly from the rraln line of the O. A C. K. K , Ihenct ftouth 61) doTreeacat to corner of land Mild br Willis Jenkins to F. K. Hill, tnenceeoum .ocnalut, thenco north ; rte KrcrR eat to a point K.' feet from center Hue of nld O. A C. K K. track, thence northerly parallel to aald trark m pure ol begin nut. aIro beginning at NW corner of Ut.iIh deL.ttd by A. J. Chapman to Mary A Hnui iu'vi, ihenre aoiitherly parallel to renter llno of aforesaid railroad trum (lvo (Jlialu. th.-uco north 6.-I (U'Mtet-s wratf fret, thonrt u r t tic rt parallel to railroad tiark flvu rhrt -i-, thence nonfh drgrork rant A) feor in it!-t of hftnnlTitf, me said IimUIijIiij all of ihv landiof nald A J. I'hapr at cuts it lying ca. of railroa 1 trark, ali Mtuav In tbe town of Wilbur, In I)i-,it'iut tVmny. Drpgoo. Thi Citation fnn tided upon the petition of nald executor, which peililuit It now o;i die la lh:a contt. WUnew, the Hon. M Ii Ibnmpj.n, J;nlge ol the Connty Court of the ta!e o( On-pHt, for the County ot louln, with feat of vaul court amxed thliiilb day or Fehniarr, A. I)., lo. ATTMT; n K. SHAM11KOOK, Clerk. to By J. K. saWVKKm, leptty. Xotlce of Final Hcttlnnrut. Notice 1 hereby RlTeii that the nri!crlatnl ha n:e1 hor final new, . t a. a)miitltrmrlK ol Ihe ooUti 'l ifirc W.nver, ilrrc "!. with t e t'onuiy (rk of liMiwlrt c.MiTi'y. Or? on. ami lha tne H.in. l r. Ttii-niix.-u, trialy JuUs, ha ?t TueUf, iris .lay l .rll, l 'A J. at tho riourcf to o'ctorB, a. m . a the time for heart tit objection, 1' anr. ) aaid final aco unt and lo.- cttiiu Tip iam. v M H" roiTON. "tT.iji'ratrlX of (he etau of ueore kt leoeaked. m. Traoc Marks DemONS Copyrights Ac Anrrne endlnt a stptrh and it(frripti.in may qnt,'hlT Mjcvrmiii owr opininn fiw whMhcr an ItivontHm In pnhaMf ru!iil.tM. Ci'niniwnlww thMiirirtlyo'nrt,tttitl..l. ItandNniktin I'rttuLt avtit f. ii),twt tixcnct fur tvttring patctit. t'Htonta tahfii tfimuth Munn A 'o. rccetr tprcuti itWir. withoal chtTyi in th Scientific Htttcrican. MUNN & Co.MIB'"'- New Yoffc Brmooh OflJoa, m W 8U WaahiQitioo. A u M vwJkAAi no YEARS MAKE YOUR "WANTS" KNOWN HERE ANNOUNCEMENTS IN THESE COLUMNS BRING RESULTS FOR 9 ALB. FOR SALE. A thoroughbred Jersey . boll, ooe year old. Address Cobb Bros., Roaeborg, Oregon. FOR SALE. A pony and packing out. fit. Mmt go quick. Gall on John TownBend, Koaebiyg. Or. mly COW FOR BALE. A freeb young cow for eale. Apply to Louis Bauer, first house east ol soldier's home. m20 BAKERY FOR SALE. One of the best locationa in Roaeburs. Call on I. F. Rice, real estate agent, Roee- bOTg, Oregon. FOR SALE CHEAP. A nice little borne of 10 acres, within one mile north of Roaeburg, Oreon. For partic ulars inquire of or aadress, Mrs. J. M. Cloyd, Koseturg, Oreson. a9. FOR SALE. 180 acres of land; 120 acres of bottomland in cultivation, balance grazing and timber land. Plen ty uf good water. A bargain if taken at oni. w. T. berley, Oakland, ur. tt RANCH FOR SALE OR RENT. For particulars call on L. M. Farrott, Roaeburg, or O. D. Bly, on premises 7 milea east of Rosebnrg on Deer creek. lo Bcres ot growing crop goes with the place. Possession May 1st. tf. FOR SALE. A splendid 800 acre ranch: 100 acres in cultivation: good two-story houso; out bnildinga com- oiete; nne apung. and plenty el trnit. White & McCoy Mining & Stock Ex change, Myrtle Creek. Oregon. FOR SALE One hundred and six acres of fine timber land laying just outside the town of Oakland on theb. P. R. R. Good Springs and some bottom land. Timber will pay tor the land. Price 1800. Robert Tapp, Oakland, Ore gon, tl, STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR SALE I have the Excelsior which ia a large, red berry and very early. I have shippod thefirst crate of Oregon berries to the Portland market for the last two years. My first crate last spring sold lor $9.60. Tbey are what would be called everbearing, as 1 pick Derries on of them almost every month In the year I shipped a crate to Portland the firs: if October and there is at least ten gallons on my vines now jast think of fine ripe straw berries almost every day In the year, and then say yon wont put ont a patch of your own. I also bava the Hood River which is a large, red, sweet berry and a good shipper. Prices on cars at Dillard: 250, 11.60; 600, 12.00; 1000, fil.UU. Ii. N. UOON, tf. DMlard, Oregon FOR ALL KINDS OF UP-TO-DATE Printing PLACE YOUR ORDER WITH Review Job Office a mcKsoN sr. Something New is Nothing New to Us kri' KriWSE ZOWARSI tTTiitfAm. V - V . !..r,l ih f Hi fev 'ii T--T,.,- ' rV.-'V'- ''"H""M1 i n i4:' nn.l i.ut.i... PR3ICrYT H00SEVELT. vtwa Oer 0 X Vark.MiS: "Ur. llr,h,u,,IWTls tbr bn! aetnst I bl.t fcear, at rt,J of IS, rtvtl j Jams tt war. It ncrJ 4tt sn azcti osricr li tn abosl laklsc BbMf frapni as tl aid n wrs tna fuM. rt . I'M r Ix'i'ii lioiu tho ni.amu-p II, wNli h A.lnlr il Si-hli V has i I If - 1 J tl .'tTi:iml tho fu:i rccoonftoj, of thm Hmn ot Saulmoo. Thl book toll, I v-rr ! : Ju -' :s it . .111 1. il .m.l a tho eyowltnessn saw It. Book Is aelllnit 1 i.r v'.i !lfi LllHT.ii for-mlSHions. Or.'fi'. ami txxiks now ready, petitl aoren 1 -i.. 5. i!..w ;.T ;.u. -issitiit outiii. av.1 ve-a. now me time u aisac nunai. ' :;c $1.!3, 1.1.75, $2.23, $2.73, according lo atyle of Mndlng denlred. ' v ?"-i?Tro I a m ri.fMvrv tnruiaa uv i '- - I v v a i-fa a I i .c8 t'uoitshers, CtiiCAGO. HIMUKLIjANBODS. FOR RENT. A small, new cottage, furnished, for rant. Apply at this office. . m20 ANY ONE Having poultry or fnrs to sell, call on or address J. W. Beck ley, Canyonville, Or. m23. FOR TRADE. A fine first-class or gan to trade for a freah milk cow. Addreea Box 214, Rosebnrg, Or. d-sw. FOR RENT. A seven-room cottage In North Rosebarg, with barn and balf acre of land. Inonire of P. Cooper, or P. M. Mathews. tf FARMS, ranches and timber claims, write or 'phone Win. M. Porter, real estate agent and notary, timber and homestead locator, packer and guide. Camas Valley,Oregon ,25 miles southwest of Roseburg. d-al0. BEING YOUR WATCHES. Clocks and Jewelry to D. T. Prichard to have them repaired and cleaned. Watches cleaned for 11.00. All other work neatly done at living prices. Shop in Blndgct harness store, Jackson St. GRANT TAYLOROakland, Oregon real estate and timber land locator, farm, orchard and grazing land, city property. If you want a home in Sooth em Oregon, cheap, 1 have it. Address, Grant Taylor, Oakland, Oregon. tf. WANTED. A good bntter cow. Will pay cash. Addreaa, W. E., Roae burg, Or. mlO. WANTED. A email tent, about 8x10. Address Frank Taylor, Roaeburg, Oregon. m20 WANTED. Two experienced lady VV waiters. Call at tbe McClallen Hoaae, RoBeburj, Oregon. tf. PIANO TONER. Ed. T. Nag be), res ident piano tuner, twenty five years experience, heat of references. Leave orders at McClallen House, tf TT TANTED. Intelligent young men V V I rom i to in years oi age, nav ing common school education, to learn mechanical trades. For full information apply or writs to Union Iron Works, 222 Market street, San Francisco. m7 AGENTS WAITED.-First class proposition to energetic ladiee and sentlemen. One for each township de sired. Good pay and steady employ ment Bend for booklet and practical guide to agents at once. T. U. Bknton, Genl. Agent, Goodnoogh Bldg., Portland, uregon. 'Phone 254 4$t There may be Others 4Jt but they have never $r been found Tfto Irtn-rM AfMnrlstl Ptw way ronrtpondont, who 1 S. IlroaklTn rtnHB (he rnllr (Its ' iW during tlV nht. rst.-u iin pnotoimDhJ The Most Sensational I tok of the Day i (rn rtorr of iTn fumnnf emtre of tho Plrlna I kibe, riita i i.Tiiv, rntaln an antotrraph rnlminrtt and pemmal I "Tbr furt, of the storv or thw mnwnM uiirpiitloni of (lie Fhlna: quailmn .i, the ...... iuviu in Kim lino, aro cnrrocl -W. 8. SCHLEY. An tntrr.fliiR namtlrp nf r,tt. EsfUtn, the se. I Mll-J "Ri :m,i.!c H.)T-m.nt." th "Lvp;" the "Co. line I t'rubltn." nil Mltlei nwlulTclr mtj leiii nilDg I THE NEW VOtK HFBat n ..- "M. Oraban. la tb, Iclllaf at tacts, ktm lh iww ra to Baa, is, acftclhMi tlat sattral ail aftlcara aetj a &M.-I at la. qalrr I, naslaaliib tatlr rrfatatkMS, H ib.j ua ee n i.ia.iiaaaa, ptlhllc ttmt hn, Inlert'ated eTtrvlmT as J bron trentcil. nml tho Amerlmn neniil.. I j, a&-a w vinr Hn B GENERAL DIRECTORY Theodora BooMvelt President Jobn Hay eeorerroi buic Leslie M, Shaw .s .Secretary ol Trennr ElUiu Koot Secretary of War E. A. Ilitchcook ueorelary ol the Interior lohn D. Long '. Beoretary ot Navy Jamea Wllaon. .......Seoretaryol Agrloulture ohn W. Qiigira Attorney General Heury 0. Payue Po,t Master General Molvt'lo w. Fuller Chief Justice btat a or oaaeoH. &PH9ffi?3..1. -D-8-B.n.u.r. Tho. H. Totigu .ConRTeeamen lit Dial M. A. Moody CougrtiBBmaii 2nd Dlat T. T. Goer GoTrnof if. I. Dunbar Beoretary ol State 8. Moore Blate Treaanrei J, H. Aokerman Snpt. Public Inatrnotloa W. II. Leeds State Printer D. R. N. Blackburn Attorney Oenera U. E, Wolvertoa . k.h. uean , .,., .traprame jnaget P.A.Moore o V, H L. Chamberlln Clerk State Land Board 0. B. BellliiKer..,. O. a. Dint. Judge Zoeth Houser U. 8. Marihaj D. M. Dunne Collector Int. fiev. John Hall U. 8. Dlat. Attorflfej ECOWO JUDICIAL DI8TBICT. J. W. Hamilton Jttdc Qeo. IS, Brown Proaecutlnn Attornej D. I. UHA OmOl, DOIBBUKO, J. H. Booth Keeelvei t. Bridges Kegntor U. I. WUTBM BDM1U. - Thoi. Qibaon... ...............Obaenrei JOIKT BIFBBSBHTATtTBB. B, A. Booth Joint Senator Douglu. Land and Josephine. B. D. Brlgga Joint BepreMnUUve Doug DODOUI CODBTT, A.G. Mantera Henato Dexter Rice I RenreaAntatiM d. Walloon , ' R. ehambrook.,.r,v,;,,.,r...,,,,.Olerk L. Parrott ...Hh-rtf (1. W. Dlmmlok,, ..a. ...Treaaurer F. B. Hamlin School Superintendent B.B. Gillette Aaietaoi M. D. Thompaon Connty Judge M'SfeSg, I Commoner W.F. BrlRgi Barreyoi J.C.TvTlteBeU,M. D Coronet A, Abraham D. 8. Referee In Bankruptcy paicutcr or tioias. H. J. Robln.tt Jnattr H. U. Sloaum Constable oitt of aosaaoaa. W. A. Prater Postmaster Dr. E. V. Ilocer Uayor F. P.Brown I Flrat v ' 0. W. Parks I Ward 1 F.W. Uaynea I Ward I W.J.Lander I Third E. L. Baablord I Ward i . Rice I fourth I P. Benedick . I Ward ... . Troatea u h. west Keeordet F. W. Dillard Uarahal Harry C. Sloonm ; Treasure! CODBT BB8810NB. The ClronltOonrt for Donila, Connty meet three times a year as followa: Trie 3rd at nndav In January, the Srd Monday In slay, and the 2nd Monday In October. J. W. Hamilton, ot Boaeburr, :ndae: Geo. If, Brown, ol Boaeoor. proseeuuiut attorney. Connrv oonrt manli tha tat Wa.'nM,i of January. March, May, Jnly, September and November. M. D. Thompson, ol Hcotts- Durg, juase ; A. E. Ntcbols, ol Kiddle, and J, 0. Young, of Oakland, Commissioners. Probate Court is In aaaalon oontlnnoasly, M D. Thompson, of Bcotteburg, Judge. I ' City Council Meeting. The common council of the city of Rosebarg meets tbe first Monday to each month at 8 o'clock p. m. ' Hosebnrs; P. O. Hours. Weekdays, 6:30 a. m. to 8 p. ra, Sundays and holidays. 8 :30 to 9 :00 a. m and 6:30 to 7:00 p. m. ' Kallroad Tim. Table. Northbound Oregon express, No. 12 departs 10 :63 a. m. Soathbonnd-California express No. U, arrives 6 :20 p. m. Northbound Overland, No. 10, ar rives 11 :15 p. m.; departs 11 :46 p. m. Soulhliound Overland, No. 15, ar rives 4 :86 a. m. ; departs 6 :0B a. m. HEIGHT TRAINS. Northbound FaBt Through Freight, No. 22i', arrives 11 :00 p. m. : depart 11:10 a.m. Southbound Fast Through Freight. So. 221, arrives 3:16 a. m. ; departs 4 :2a m. Northbound mixed train No 229, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, arrives at 4 -20 p. m., departs 9 :00 a. m. the following day. Southbound mixed train No. 225, Sunday, Wednesday and Friday arrives at 3:25 p.m.; departs 6:30 a. m. the following day. BTAtil ROUTKS. Koeebnrg to Marshfleld- -Departeevery day at ii a. m.; arrives every murning. Koeebnrg to Myrtle Point. Departs every day at 6 a. m. ; arrives every morning Kosoburg to Millwood Departs everv day except Sundays at 7 a. m.; arriver every day except Sundays at 4 :46 p m. Roseburg to Peel Departs daily, (ex cept Snnday) at 7 a. m.; arrives daily, (except Sunday) at 3 p. m. TBI KOSBHUKO MARKKT. Die Irw-al mi.bri nnA.l 1 . as follows : Wheat 60c. Oate 3640 cento. Barley (044c. Hay loose, to; baled, (810. Apples 50c to 5c per box. Potatoee 1 tf cent per ponnd. Flour Roaeburg mills, per ac, Bntter 25 cents Egge 10;. . Torkeysitve 9c; dressed 1212 Chickens mixed 7c oar ponnd ; yonn ' ,h.ckens-i2.60i33 00 per doien. Veal-6e dressed. Beef, cows, 3c; steers. 4c; belfers 3-c Hogs fat, 4t94Mc live; dressed uc ?Rn,A1" Makibt. The qnotation n the Portland marlra, ,na . mu. 65c; oats, 11.15 1.2fi "per 'cental; r. CIOT"ri '3o: timothy 12 I9.13: wool valley, 13 15c; hops,1213Ho; hogs, gross, 5; sheep, wethers, 4 cents eross; beef, gross, 0341,0; veal 88(oj eygs,.14o; but-' tar. rraamaM ORiflqa.. J.i . .. .1 . . chlokeni, mixed, H.00OM.60.