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ROSEBURG, OREGON; THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1897.
No. 58.
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L moots every Wvliii'iU; evening at I
o'clock III Hi" Olil Maaonlu IUII. VUlllUl
brothers aru coruiatir luvtuwi 111 aiwiia
(J. U. ( AKRON,
(Jan. W. I'skkt, Councilor,
Kouotilitig Mecrulary.
LAUIIKI. UIIMIK, A. K. A A. M.. IlKOUI.AB
iiiiwllniii Ilia 'il ami lli VYediioeileyi la
earn mnntli.
HC K K JollNriON, W. M.
N. T. J 1. wail, M iy.
nlllLKTAHIAN UIIMIK. NO. a, I. O. O. f.
mcela Hatiintar evening ul each wmi al
Hieir nail 111 uii rennw leiniiio at n"wun,
Meuitxiis ol lia onlr In good standing are Intrll'
d to elteud. KUUKlW kOHINttUN, N. (l.
r. u. Mi au.1, Hcc'y.
nOMKHtllUi LUIKIK. NO I. A. O. U. W,
morU lb wvnil auil lourtb Mnndare ol
racb mouth al7.au p. m. at 0M Follows ball.
MauilMtraol Ui ortlur la gooo .landing ere iu
vllod lo allaud.
TJ UNO I'OHT, NO. W, O. A. R MKKTa Till
Oral and third Thursdays ol eeea moum,
UOMKN'M KKLIKP ( OKI'r) NO. 10. If KIT
" drill and llilrvl Tuuisders in mi
month.
l.'ARMf AI.I.IANCK-Rrmlaf QnarU-rll
A Meeting will Ix held at Orange Hall
Krliirs:, the Mr.t Friday til UeewmUur. March
ami June, and lliu llilnl Vntlay lu rlei.Ujniuer.
ROHKHI' Kit ( IIA 11 Kll. NO. I. O. K. H.. MKKTV
ilia mkiuiI end lourtb Thunders ul eacb
nttiith,
KKUISA It A ST, W. M.
Awns liaow H, Huo'y.
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OHKUUKO DIV1HIUN NO i7, . OK L. K.
lueela every aeoono aud lourm nuuuay.
ROHKIIUBU R. l. 1.0UUK, NO. 41. I. O .O. t
nmii (in I uusday evening ol ca. h wn li al
the Odd fellow, ball. V tailing alalcra and
onjlbrru ara Invllvil to atteuil.
MKKIT WfcHT, N. 0.
AM AT A HJITII. It. Hi.
A LI'HA IXltXIK, NO. 47, K. OK I . MKKI
V iry Weanailay eioulng al OUJ Kolluwi
Hall. VlalllUK hulaliu lu gooj alaudlng (!
awiylmrttwalf.. ,uNKV l,l,
K. M. C0NK1.I.SU, K. K. H.
rrolraalouul cnrlai.
M. OftAWFOttD,
Attorney at Ijiiw,
Room t. Marnier. Building, UOHIUURO, Oft
rggrIlualiit'U uelore (ha IT. rt. Laud Office anil
Dilulng caaea a KClaity.
Lata Receiver U. H. Und OlBeo.
raau. raoi TcaTm.
JROWN TU8TIN,
Attorney s-at-Law,
Room. 7 and It
Ta & Wtlauu Ulmk.
UObKUl'HO, OR.
yy n. willis,
Attorney and CouiiHelor at Law,
Will praotlea In all Uia eourta of lha HUU. Of
tea In Uia Court llouaa, Uouglaa county, Or.
Q A. SBnLDREDK,
Attorney at Law,
Raitburu, Orrfon.
UIBca otoi tha ruatutflea on Jaekau at rati.
Q P. COSHOW,
Attomey-at-Law,
Mpcclul allvulloii kivii to Cow
nivrclal l.uw ami Collcclloii.
Olllco on Jni kaon HI. oiHMlta Slocum'i Block.
UOSKlll KO, OKbCiON.
D. 8T&ATF0HD,
Attorney at Law,
Rooma X and 4
Taylor A Wllaou Ulm k. ROSHBURO, OB
T B. EDDY,
t) a
Attorncy-at-Law,
ROSEUURU, ORKtioN.
JRA B. RIDDLE,
Attorney at Law,
K0.SKBUKG, OREOON.
JLMER v. HOOVER,
Physician aucl Surgeon,
OKKK'K:
Mill II Hlroi'l, uiiu door noli III ul City llnll.
U0HK1IUI10, OK.
M
IRA BROWN, M. D.
OKr'ICK, Jttcknou Htruul, at rc
Idouou ol Mra. J. lllrior.
UOotllUKO, OJt.
L. MILLER, M. D.,
Surgeon and Honioeopathio
Physician,
Ruioburu, Oroyvn,
tafrobruBla dlaaaaaa a paolalty.
yILL. P. HEYDON,
Coiiuly Murvoyor,
muU Notary I'ubllc.
Orrita: lu Court llouac.
Ordcm Inr HiirvoyliiR and Kluld Notea ahoulij
bn aililii'Hmid to Will V. Iloydoii, Coiiuly Hnr
voyor, itokuliuiK, Or.
STRICTLY riR5T-CLA3S.
HOTEL
McCLALLEN.
MHN. 1). (J, MrCLAI.LKN, Crop
ntAEQUAETiaa rcn THAVELr..'3
RATI'. MIlAnONAIU.lC.
Largo, Kl lie Mainplu Itoiima.
rrou Bui lo and Kiom Tral n.
JERRY J. WILSON,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
jNCkaou itircel,
All HrpalrliibT eulruU-d lo
nay car will bo PKOMPTI.V and
carefully tlouc.
I'Rlt'KH KKAKONAUI.K.
alarr ninta HI.
H. C. STANTON
Bu u( raeatrad a a.w aad aataaalva atock
DRY : GOODS
OONBIHTINO OF
Udioi' DrRi (JooiJh. Rlbbous, Trimmings
Iju-en, Ki., Ktc.
- ALMO A riNI STOCK Of-
HOOTN AII SIIOI'N
Ol Um bMt quality aad Bnlab.
GROCERIES,
Wood, Willow glltl (iloiu T0,
Crockery, Cordage, Etc.
Km on hnJ in lrf qukntlttft anil at pricia V
Jttlt Ihf Ubm. Alu UrKfl lock of
Custom-Made Clothing
For Choice
TEA
Call at Stanton's for "L. P. M"
WOODWARD
tup:
BUSTLED
ROSEBURG
Doob Uj
ALL COMPETITORS'
Waare alwaya iu the Lead, and mran t
koop thure.
The Uoldon Harvoat ii upon ua, and farm
era are amiliug liocause Woodward
looal to their iutrrent.
Full Trimmed
TEAM HARNE88
Theae are all Leather and Warranted.
SADDLES
At Reduoed Price.
Conault your puree and be sure and eot
Woodward before buying.
W.-C. WOODWARD
UUHW1CI.I.,
UouKlatt County, Orrgou.
The watoni nt them KnrliiL'H contulii : Iodine.
DmiliIiiu umI..... .aul....iut..M ..f In. II
aud Llmu ami l'hlrlie ol I'aliluui, MaKUealuni
ann aouiuui.
One Bnrlnu I'onliilna 4'li and (ho other over
.'000 grain ol nil Id mutter to the calluu.
Lueatrd nn tin. Hiiutheru 1'aiiHo liiillroad.
"Hha.ia routu" (rum Han KidiielM'o lo 1'orlluiid,
la I'tiuglHi County, Oregon,
Aucmvatml ihhih nf KhuiiniuliHiii. NiimiI ( ii-
tnrrh, ('Hlarrli ol Iho riUiniiicli, Dysii'lH. Uia
boUia, .NumnUla, Malar'nl I'oUouIuk. Kidney
Tniublu, Conatlpudou, Uineaaea of tliu Hklu,
Liver and RowelK, aud Venereal dlMimea have
beeu Cured hy tho uno ol llieao wnlers.
New balll niinim ennneeled Wllh Iho niaiu
bulldiim. fonlollleo and KxpreHH on tho 1'iiin
iKea. iJiilly mall, uorlli mid iuiilh.
Terms -110 nor ueek. IJ ner iluv. InelildliiU
hullio.
The Hotel la under Ihu limiii iIIhIu iiuit rvla-
lou Ol
CAI'T. UICN. 1. UOHWIiLLi
luVIa ManuKer.
J2C4tfsT YotW
Tcaa
Coltae
ripkea
lulracta
faking Powder
at our expense
If you're not pleased
(
MRS. N. BOYD
GROCER.
tilandala.
Mrf. llollo Mynatlof Riddle, vUiUd
Mm. Tullcn at (ln Kllen laat weak,
Mra. I'blllp Da way la the guoat ol ber
mollicr-iii-law, Mra. leeway, at Ulan
dale.
Mra. K, J. (iairiaon, of Hoaabnrg, ia
vitltloK Iter daughter, Mra. Grant
Leveri, at (ialeavllle.
Mr. L. N. Browning and LI daugbtar,
Mia Carrie Browning, Waited Qlendale
recently. They were entertaioed by
Min Kutb Koborta.
Mr. C. 1'. Tulten of (ileo Kllen baa
juat received Iheaad new of the deal h
of hi only brolhrr in Illlnolf, who died
ol heart failure. Ilia age waa K yeara.
He leavea a large iasilly. ilr. TotUn
hi Iho aympatby of all In bla bereave
mint.
We rorently enjoyed a three week'
atny at (laleerillo where we were tbe
gut-Hi of Mr. and Mia. Urant Levena, at
their beautiful home, and where we en
joyed the good cheer and generooa boa
pitnlity of oar eotertainerg and their
lovely children. We are grateful to all
for audi a restful viait.
At a Kunday diouer at tbe Miner'a
Home we wet Mra. O. Ci. Elllff and Dr.
T. A. Harri. Tbe doctor baa an ex
tenaivo practice) in aoutb Dougiaa, and
although he ie a )ouog man be la well
versed in medical lore, and of hla aklll
there la no doubt. We thank Mra.
l)ixkorn and Mra. Elliff for a lovely
viait.
At (ialesvlllu we met Mra. J. L. Win
chell, of Canyonville, wbo cloied a very
aucc e.'hll term of acbool at IheGalta
villa n liool bouae while we wore there.
We are informed that Mra. Wincbell i
engugml for the (ialcvlllo aoboul next
aumiuer. This lady ia one of Duaglas
con til j 'h best teachera and aeems to be a
natural educator. Her eretetn of leadi-
ing the language leasooa, loth oral and
written, ia in our opinion tbe moat per
fect we ever aaw. Mm. Winchell ia a
pleasant, iuteliigei.t ladv whom we are
alwaa plvared to meet.
The manager of I lie Douglas mine.
Mr. II. A. Davia. arrived at (JleinUle the
other day, and loft by pMvato convey
ance, with hia foreman, Mr. Thorndyke,
for tialeaville. Thev will ben in work at
their mine at once. Their coming ia
hailud with delight by many reeidenta
of Cow Creek valley who live near tbe
mine. This mine ia owned by Prry
llinkli', who is now in Alaaka, and who
ia well known in Oregon. About SO
men will he employed at the Dougiaa
ttiia winter, and we exject to see great
development, from tbe winte'a run.
Mollis.
Oakland.
Ut uet'k'a letter.!
Hob MoJIey and lien .Shambrook made
a trip to 1'rain tbia week.
Mr. J. Buckley of Klkton waa in town
this week veiling relxtirea
I'ruf. W. N. Piutler of Yoncalla waa in
town Sunday calling on frienda.
Deputy Sheriff R. Stephens of Rone-
burg waa in town Wednesday morning.
Canaday & Sandoi bowling alley will
he opened up for the public next week.
Judge Steams and family of Portland
came up Tueaday to apend Thanksgiving
with relatives.
Mr. F. Wbitmore and mother of Kast-
eru Oregon are In town, the guests of
Mr. and Mr. A. U. Young.
Koseoe tioff bad tbe mlefortuoo to cut
his foot very badly laat Friday. He waa
brought to town and Dr. Page dressed
the wound aud reports be ia getting along
nicely.
Make a giiost on tbe 5-pound candle
at Marcellus A L'utes before tbe last rays
goes out to tie seen no more. While there
look over their neckwear and goods just
received.
Jauits Medley and Miss Blanche
tuaut left for Holbrook, AJiaona, on
Tuesday morning's overland. James
goes for wealth aud Miaa Blanche for
health. May they be boontifully sup
plied.
K. (i. Young k Co. shipped 643D tur
keys to Sao Franciaco laat week for
tho Thanksgiving market. Tbia ia tbe
largest number the company baa ever
shipped at one time. May tbey do well
wilh them.
Judge Malthy held court Tuesday eve
ning for purtio. from Draiu. Mra. H. A.
McChtran, plaintiff, ve Mra, II. P. Brook-
hart, delcudaut. The case waa to tecov
er u:ouf) , aud a change of venue was
secured that brought the case before
Judgo Msltby, wbo hits tbe case under
ndvieemeut aud will decide tbe matter
eoou. Trilby.
Oakland Notes.
IKrout the Cieictto.
While returning from church last Sab
bath evening Agnea Deckley received
painful bruifos caused by tbe absence of
board hi tho sidewalk,
The wall alreet group of mines iu Bo
hemia have been sold to a company
tormed of Portland capital wblub will at
once begin development work, prepara
tory to putting in a five stamp mill.
Tbore wero 100,000 pound of turkeys
shipped froinOakland,Uoseburg, Yoncalla
aud Wilbur lust week, of which amount
K. U. Young & Co, of Oakland shipped
70,000 pounds. Thoy ablpped 5,500 tur
keys, bealdea geewe, ducka and other
poultry.
A portion of tha Rer. Mr. fckldinour's
remarks at tha M, E. Church last Hun
day would apply with much force to
ome editors who ara constantly paint
ing hideous and gruesome pictures and
holding them np to view. There ia
tnoclt brightness In tbe world, but there
are those wbo nevr see It for the reason
that its glare Is daftillog to eyes whlcb
look constantly upon, the dark aide of
verytblng. -i
Tha true value r)f Oakland's big tur
key shipment will not be known until
all the cropa arc aaaayed. Two years
ago the crop of a turkey shipped from
tho Uroprpia valley assayed (9 In gold,
free mining, and prcspectora from Sao
Francisco spent some time in a rain en
deavor to discover that pellicular bird'a
rendezvous. Aaldo from tbe gold it is
estimated that the cropa of the 8,000
birds shipped contained enough wheat to
seed Dougiaa County, i What effect tbia
will bave on tbe wheit market we are
unable at tbia time to foresee.
Big Suit Involving nda
County.
In Coos
Joseph Simon haa aued the California
Lumber Company in the state circuit
court of Multnomah county, to recover
5S,42j 37, and haa canaed the lands of
the company, in Coos county, Or., which
are quite extensive, to be attached, alto
their plant, consisting of machinery, log
ging cars and trucks, a locomotive and a
railway known as the Isibmns Tracsit
railway. The plant is a very large one.
Tho suit ia based on a note executed by
tbe defendant to Ether f. Bach man &
Co., for $30,233 71, in January, 1904, on
which there is a balance of 135,338 11
due, and a note made in favor of Morris
Brown, also in January, 1S'J4, for $22,-
300 04. on which f 22,042 20 is "payable.
The notes were signed by Lon Blum,
the vic-preident of the company, and
D. II Bilih, as recretary, and have betn
aeikineil to ihe plaintiff in Hue ai-iion.
Th defendant corporation it incorporat
ed under the laws of California, with the
prim ipal office in San Fanciaco. Ser
vice of notice of ibe suit will ' made by
publication of sommona. -
A CURIOUS FREAK.
A Rock With a Qood Picture of a
Baby and Sea Lion in Same.
Considerable baa been written lately
concerning the rock oned by F. A. W.
Ciain, cf Junction, on which is a well
defined handsome woman with long
flowing hair. It bas been polished and
it n'lite handsome.
Today Mr. . F. Chapman showed a
Umrd reporter a rock about 1 x 1,' J in
ches which was picked up on the ocean
beach near Yuquina bay aboot two years
since by Mra. Ellis Chapman, of tbia
county. The rock contains a well defined
picture of a baby ana also of a sea lion.
It is a curiosity that oe seldom comes
across.
Prof. Thos. Coudon waa shown the
rock thia afttrnoon and pronounced it
genuine, and a work of nature. Eugene
Gunrd.
Bore It In Mind.
"Only bear in mind tbe prices of
wheat, wool and hope, as they were just
before McKinley'a election, and a year
from now, after the new administration
and ita tariff law are in full swing; note
tbe prices of the same commodities. The
comparison is likely to be instructive."
Koseburg Review, Nov. 19, lS'Jo.
Yts, Brother Review, we baye borne
your suggestion in mind, and to bave
(he wheat raisers, the wool producers,
the hop growers and all the rest of the
producing fraternity, and we bave all
learned the lesson of instruction and will
all know just bow to vote again iu liKX).
Eugene Rrgister.
This is the way a justice of the peace
iu Yamhill county married a couple
from the backwoods: "By tbe author
ity vested in me aa an otlicer of the
State of Oregon ; by the virgin forests
that spread about ua iu noble grandeur,
by the bowl of the fox bound and coon
dog, and by the morning glory w boeo
clinging tendrils will shade your hum
ble dwelling place; by the hair of the
great black bear and the claws of the
panther; by tbe quills of the hedgohog;
by the juice of Ihe blackberry, whoso
sweetness fills your heart with joy, by
tho heavens aud the earth, and Ibe
tilings under the earth ; iu the pretence
of there witnesses I pronounce you man
and wife."
There is no need of littlo children be
ing tortured by scald head, erzemit aud
skin eruptiona. PoW'itt'a Witch Hazel
Salve gives instant relief and cures per
manently. Mariners' Drugstore.
Thousands nro Trying It.
Iu ordor to prova tho great morlt of
E'y'a Crea-n Halm, tin t-'t otlootivo omo
tor CitUiVh a d i ! ; 1, we have pro
jir d ft g'l.. ' i I. for 10 ceuta.
Ua it of ) .mr d ti 1 ' v ;wlul 1 ceaU
EL" T. - y3.,i.r..V- JU., II. Y. City.
I suTo T ori i ' ' of tho worst kind
ever t.:.: ' .i I a ! "-i'f hoped for
ciirfl, I'll. 1. "' il.ii fcoetus to do
even 1....1. M viy u' jwiial.uiciB have used
it with (.s:el.oiil. ro.ulK Obcur Outrmii,
43 Wurruu Aio , Chicay , III.
Ely's Cream liului ia tho uckuowlcdced
euro for uitunh ami eoutuiua uo cociiinK,
mercury nor nnv injuiiuUH dniK- J'riic,
00 couu. At diiiuiU or by nr.iil.
The Legislative Bodies.
Here are the names of some of tbe law
making bodies of Europe t
Tbe Kelcheratb, Aoatria.
Ihe Orszsggyules, Hungary.
The Chang Cbl tha, China.
The Nel Wn Fa, Corea.
The Rigsdag, Denmark.
Bureau des Affaires Tunlale nnes.TnnU,
Buodeeratb and Rei(htag, German
Empire.
Lantag, Baden.
Reicbearathe, Bavaria.
Burgeraliaft, Bremen.
Htaatsmininterinm, Brunswick.
Diet, Mecklenburg Bchwerio.
Herren Hans and Abeotdnetenbaua,
Pruasis.
Boule, Greece.
Senato and Camer di Depotati, Italy.
Imperial Diet, Japan.
Statesgeneral, Netherlands.
Volkeraad, Orange Free State.
Cortes Gereaa. Portugal.
Narodna sknpshtlna, Hervla.
Seoabodi, Siam.
Cor tea Constitoentes, Spain.
Storthing, Norway.
Standratb and Natiooalrath, Switzer
land. Ulema, Turkey.
-Philadelphia Bulletin.
A Novelty by Medford Ladles.
One day last week two Medford ladies
presented an nnusual proceeding to the
denizens of the town by indulging in a
genuine fist fight that created a big aen
eat loo. Mrs. Rose Wilson and Miss
Delia Foster got started in a dispute over
a flatiron. Tbe discussion got mixed up
in their feelings and when passion ran
high tbe two ladies came together. It
waa no common bair-pa!ling, face-
scratchiog, screaming affair. Both were
nervy athletes and went for blood and
hard knocks. After several rounds and
a knock down a ground floor squabble
took place in which top positions were
divided between the participant?. The
men wbo saw tbe affair admired the
earne6tnear, vim and pluck displayed
and pronounced it no farce like the
Boston bloomer female baseball game.
Tbe women made no complaints before
the recorder's court, being able to settle
their own affaire without an appeal to
such insipid instruments aa man-made
police courts. Valley Record.
You cannot be industrious when you
are idle; you cannot be virtnous if you
are vicious; you cannot leve if you bate.
Tbe being is what it creates. To ask for
the frnits of industry while idle, to de
mand tbe good of virtue while vicious,
to aspire o tbe bappines of love while
hating, is to ak that the sun will shine
in the night. (Jnivrraal Republic
Catarrh Cannot be Cured
with Local Applications, aa tbe cannot
reach tbe seat of the disease. Catarrh is
a blood or constitutional disease, and in
order to cure it you must take internal
remedies Hall's Catarrh Core la taken
internally, and acta directly on tbe blood
and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is not a quack medicine. It was
prescribed uy one ol the best pnyticiana
in tbis country for years, and is a regu
lar prescription. It is composed of ihe
beat ionics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly on
the mucous surfaces. Tbe perfect com
bination of the two ingredients ia wbat
produces such wonderful results in cur
ing Catarrh. Send for testimonials, free.
b . J. CHENEY & CO.. Propa.,
Toledo, O.
SM hy druggists, price 75c.
Von pin't afford In risk roup lifa hv
nllnm'inty a rnlil tn ilAVfllnn Intri miAti
monia or consumption. Instant relief
and a certain cure are afforded bv One
Minute Cough Cure. Marsters' Drug
store. The other
day a New
Yorker started
across Broad
way. He waa
in tbe hevday
of ambitious,
vigorous
youth. A puff
of wind blew
an insignifi
cant, almost
invisible atom
ef dust in one of his eyes. It blinded,
him. He clasped bis hands over his eyes
and staegerexl on, only to be run down
and killed by a cable car. That man'o
death was due to an insignificant trifle,
an atom of dust that was barely visible
under the microscope. It ia thus with
health. Men rind that they are suffering
from a trifling disorder of the digestion.
It doesn't amount to anvthing, they thiuk,
and time is precious, Thev don't stop to
correct it, but stagger bliudiy on and are
run down in the heyday of ambitious
youth by death.
Neglected indigestion ia the first cause
of all manner of wasting diseases aud
all forms of nervous disorders. Dr.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
cures all disorders of the digestion.
It invigorates the liver, imparts a keen,
hearty uppetite ond causes the life-giving
elements of the food to be perfectly as
similated. It purities the blood and
builds healthy tissue. - It is the great
blood-milker, flesh-builder, and nerve
tonic. It cures consumption, wasting
diseases aud all disorders of the nerves.
" I waa a aufftrar five or six yeara from lndigf a.
Ilou," writes II. K. Holmes, of (iuffney, cipurtaa
6urir Co., 8. C, "aUo from sore stomach aud
constant headache. I theu used Vr. l'ierce'a
Ooldeu Medlcul Oiacovery aud ' JMeasant Pellets,'
which iu a few days gave me permanent rellel."
"The People'a Common Sense Adviser"
explains symptoms of ailments common to
every family, and auggests remedies. It
has several chapters on woman's diseases
slid weukuesses. An edition lu heavy
paper covers will be distributed absolutely
pee. Send the World's Dispensary Med
ical Association, Muflalo, N. V., ai one-cent
stamps, to pay the cost of mailing only.
Cloth binding may be had for $ alumpa.
M. 5ALZMAN,
(Successor to J. JAiKfJI IK.,
PanatUnl . W.i.l I a a A .a a
laciicai ; iTiuciiuiiMtT, : jewfier i acu i upuciaD.
DIALER
WATCIIEU, CLOCKS, JEWELRY, A5D FANCY GOODS.
lie mil.,,, ltraa!iunn nyo alarjaei( ntttl Mpootnolea.
a com n. xt a eToca: or
Cutlery, Notions, Tobacco, Clgare and Bmokera' Artlclee.
Also Proprietor and Manager of Roseburi'g Famous liargaln Store.
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DEALERS IN AND
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Finest line of goods ever brought to Roseburg.
Prices to suit the times.
Parrott Building, Jackson Street, ROSEBURG.
Pointers on Plows
The Largest Stock of EXTRAS.
H3oT In case you need them you can J3cM
get them without delay.
They only cost a trifle more,
They last longer, scour better,
and pull easier than any other.
Manv Imitations.
Only One
OLIVER
Don't get "in the soup"
32T and take the "just as good," "look ,J3fl
like it" (but isn't) imitation.
You can get The Genuine at
CHURCHILL, WOOLLEY i fMENZIE'S.
WYLIE PILKINCTON,
fSuccoaaor to
General Blacksmithing
-W. .-W & KSt) SfrBL SL Bt JtlW ah
rROTTINO AND RUNNINQ PLATES A SPECIALTY,
REPAIRING OF ALL. KINDS PROMPTLY DONE.
Shop on Corner Waahlngrtota amd JEane Sta., Roiebnrg.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
VW3I&91MTO
VV CURE CONSTTPATION'
I0c I.V..S7n,31T!..V'i
25c 50c !' "Z
Real Estate Bought and Sold
aL2JT aoaujejja:
Farms, large and small, to Rent,
AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN.
Stock Ranges, Timber Lands and Mining Properties,
Prune and Hop Lands of best aualitv. in choice locations.
in quantities to suit intending purchasers, at reasonable
prices and easy terms. Inquire of
TJ. S- KL BUIOK,
a.MiiW aa aat. Bluaaaiaaai Umai am LH ja eaAaata .
Heels Over Head
in BUSINESS at
Mb
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WOLLEMBERG
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Genuine
PLOW.
O. W. NOAH,)
ALL
DRUGGISTS
SQUARE
DEAIx
STORE.
Tbe
DRESS GOODS.
N FURNISHINQ QOODS,
or -
- CLOAKS, CAPES,
J CLOTH I NO,
BOOTS, SHOES. ETC.
Al PRICI-H to 8VIT TIIK TISf KM
& ABRAHAM.
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