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THE PEOPLES 5TQRE.
Clothing for MEN, YOUTHS' and BOYS', a most
complete line at prices that send competition glimmering.
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We can, and will save you money on these goods, if
you will visit us now. Ladies' W rappers from .6oc up,
which are certainly splendid values and cannot be dupli
cated at present prices. Children's Coats and Capes, a
splendid variety, aud as to prices, wc will not be under
sold. Wc are offering Special inducements on CRASHES,
LINENS, etc. Matchless values in UNDERWEAR,
HOSIERY, FASCINATOR'S, Etc. All our goods are
Standard quality and if you want the BUST, see that it
comes from
M.O. Warner of Eu,-eoe.i in thncityl' '
I JO
E PEOPLES
I. ABRAHAM, Proprietor.
THE PLAlNDEALER.j,."
MARCH 5, 1900.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
Dr. 1 Mrs. S. K. Land is visiting iu Myrtle
(Creek.
' MARCH 5, 1900. f Miss Mary Cole, of Tj-? ia vUiiinj; j Call ou GaJJia Bros, f-jr lmy al cats,
' I friends in this city. j at the BuBhoy barn.
j The GarJiner Creamery, it is said will Bond, the watchmaker eeils FjHttaclea
j start up about March -0!b. i at lowest prices and car: lit tbein cor-
PwacU trees are in bloom. j Attorney L. Bilyea s over from Eu- rectiy.
II. L. Eogies ol Peel, was over cjatur- j Eene Friday attending court. D. 1. Fislier received a coop cf tlior-
day.
For fine 6boeJ aek for Dr. A. lvee-J's ' onphbrcd game iliickenR from Eugene
Hon. J. T. Budges went to Drain Sat-, cushion shoe, at Josef lisonV. Saturday,
orday. MiseJettie Jones i t this city, spi rit ' Trembling hands, weak liuiLa and uu-
Capt. Mathers is suUerirjg Irons beo- Sunday vising Oakland friends. Ftcady cait. Hadyan cure?
matiem. i m g Weaver cf Myrt'.e Creek aia.io a gists, 50 cents.
Dunn's solid spray will do the business. : business trip to Wilbur last Friday.
Churchill & wooiiey een it. ; j j Gilliam of Canyo sville is atteud-! woo! underwear fur : " cents per uaraient,
L. A, Blackmao, from Dolban, was j jcg j0 business matters in this city. ' at JorephgonV.
Tisiting in the city? laBtweek. gi 8aic 0.8;ik piuslie for 33, 40. '' (ieo. A. Xortnan and laxity arrived
putting our pianos in lone
Mi.a Ettu 1 ltnU loft b't'viny f jr !
Spofcmu, Was'j., l,r an exti-micr vi: lr.
Marou 1st, 2nd and 3rd, Dr. Lr, the
well known optician, will ho in lt06e
hur. Hadyan cures sleeplessness, bad
drt-nms and night sweats. Fifty cents
all druggists.
Dr. Ieabel Sedgwick, M. D , will test
and fit glasses, at her office, corner Cass
and Muin Mreets.
If you niu lookiiiK fur trunks, teles-.'opes
and valines tit very reasonable price", oil
at the Novelty S:oie.
Mr.J. Hutchinson of Hi-Uoggs, came
over Fiiday and is viiiting friends and
relatives in tl ia city.
('a March 1st, 2nd and 3rd be cure and
eeo Dr. Lowe, the mtll known optician.
This will ho Dr. Liwe's lG'h trip toKose-
biirr.
L-.in. Taylor has secured a large cou
tract at lloseburg for cutting wjo.1. He
will ship In eri8iau today. Junction
Time?.
Mr. i!ud Mrs. W. Wright returned this
morning from their extended vis-it in (he
south, and leport having lud an excel
lent time.
A, i-. Buell of Lioking litis was dj
ir.g tiiisides) iu the city Saturday and
le'.t tome hard ceh in the treasury of
tbo Tlaixuealkk. ,
J. A. Scatt of Yonrall was in the
city shaking hinds with friendj Tuurf
day. Mr Scott and faaaily wilUtart for
Missouri Tuesday.'
Mrr. F. J. Belt-", wh i Ins ,." ihe
patt ffW month at Hmrithiirg, ca e in
on the lcc.ll Thursday cvenii and til
remain iudt-nnitrly.
Dr. Ch-adle, the dentist, Tn little
briik eppa'ite 8loctim' hall. (i-J and
see 1 ioj when you want good work. Hh j Owing to the Ureal Demand For His
prices are reieoDau.e. I
El Laog an S. 1". brakeniau baa
jz, u ri s
"if1
As a special inducement to cash customers
we will give
$25 each month
to the one t holding the lucky number.
All amounts settled wthin 30 days will
be considered as cash. Each purchase en
titles you to one number. Our reputa
tation for selling the best goods for the
lowest prices is owing to the fact that we
buy for cash and in large quanties, which
enables us to maintain the same lowjfigures
9
OSEPHSOFS,
301 and 303 Jackson St.
Roseburg, Oregon.
DR. DARRIN TO REMAIN.
moved his family to this city from Port
land, Mi63 Uersbey, a sister cf Mrs.
Lang accompanied them.
Ashland in the nejr future is to have
a fine brick tchojl buildiog with two
All drug-j elor:es na uasemeiii. mere ar now
I four rchool hotlding-' within the city
! Imiila.
special saio ct clitidreti ccatkt a..-
Hon. James Byron of O.a.la, was co- 153 snj 75 conis per yard nt Jrscpbson'e. 1 from the Er.st lait ek, an ! are xhit-
log DDSinefS la luecujr i-nuiuii.
It is uuthiug unu'ual uow-a-days to
see our people of tbe city nostly women
busy with spida an I rake pUoling
early garden. Verily, woman is man's
In ipraeet.
P. K. ShaniLroofc. of Um?11 Ferry ' g relatuea in th.s aty. j ... , . M ... ,h if(l
... . 1 .... ; . ........ . . - m. ? ... . . . vvw..vw.
ueo. aiwnuB 01 v-u . wa;ietuiogiouu8itit98 niatifrs ia mis timigi mai art- ikiut man iuv price, i retnrnej roII, Francisco a few davs
C!!S since. It is understood that Mr. Ho
! hraujii wss eucceMful in the b"inees
city Satorday with a load 01 appies. j c,ty.
Hadyan is now sold ai 00 cents per j jt u repcrted that A. M. Siaipgjn hs
Personal Services.
Tbe debtor bsa concluded to extend
bit visit in lioseborg and will remain at
the McCUIlen Uoufe unt I March IStb,
thus affitdini those alio have not yet
Disturbed Bruin.
VYhili tr;ivc!iig 'hroagh the dense
wot J in tliH vicinity of Eel like seven
miles south of Oardiner last week, Fred
Wells rf Mip!e"oa, and Henry Winter
of Gar.iiner came suddenly opon a bear's
dt-n in the holi.i cf a lirga sprace tree.
Her bejrjih'p a t iiking 10 I e disturbed
. . . l.i 1'. I r 1. ... ; 1... 1'.,
bad an opportunity o' contulticg hiui a - "
' V . a tack :!:e intru'ler., nut a well directed
chancsto do ft. They will
frank opinion free of charge
receive a !
In a rta
t.hir new sto.-fc cf plain aud fwUi-.-y
linings j.iit rocriv-d at th? N
Store.
package by all druigietr. Oet IloJyan. j bocgUt the Gardiner Lumber Mills iiu i
TbeKoral Xortbwestand Semi-wetkly Jbusicesi. It never "tluckg" like h n, hat jatt
Plaidkaub both one year for only. ? 2 Elmer Wimherly, proprietor of the ,!,e f'a3ie 11 , cal il oul eh: that ,
siliomjlioeebari Backet Store visited D.ain ! l a Incubator co.d l y C:;urchi.l A I
j yesterday. pvooley
Taia in loins, pa2ed eyelid, palpita E- IuGa3. M. P., member Board of 0f tbat c i . . Cool B.y News
Marsters
Trof. H. J. Bobinett has removed
Winchester to hia home in North Ejse
burj. Tired limbs, acting joints and pains in
musclee. Hodyan cures. All druggists,
50 cents.
Hon. A. M, Crawford who baa been
suffering with rheumatism, is almost
, , , I , . . , . ... . father as much better.
Quite a number of people from differ- j will beat two dozen hen: a setting and j '
t rt. nf ihn nntv are in town, at- never cares what the old man ia a lioinz. Miss Myrtle Campbell started Friday
which called h:m to the city
. . . 1 . g ....
I . pal 1 j t'l gh; iej urs wrub upwjJiti
er Sjiurduy. It is rumored that they
jre in the employ 01 the Ik.
a:M win cxiui::.o ;n iimrer res wrcs
f Cipt. S. 5j. Mathers, the spacial ant
! of tli-i 1". S. Oenerul Ltnl Oih.v, was in
! Ashlar.d Tuesday and Wednesday, and
left for JaikeonviLe, wbera he goes to
tendinis curt.
tionofbfeart. HnJv.m eur.. All Him. ! I'enaion Esiminer. OSice.
gist. 50 cents. building refidinrr corner Douglas end
11 .1 , :., .' Jackeoc strett.
vw vu u. u. iiiuB:uuiuer uu your;
bicycles acd be will put them in first! Mr" Mjriln' h'' c1,eJ io Xew 1
class order for you. lcrk by tte news of hia f.itoer a serious , bust evidence ia a perjury- case. Ash-
ulness has returned aud reports his l-ird Tidine
The Julia Abraham Cabin No. 5, Na
tive Daughters of Oregon will giv an
Irish cilico hall on St. Patrick's Eve,
March lGlh, at the Opera Houie. Sap
per will be served by the Native
Large and beautiful assortment of lace i
Good reads are coming and good tikes 1 curtains ran be found at the Novelty I
are already here at H. G. HousholderV, j etc re; prices 50 cents to ?2 50 per pair. S
Koeebarp, Oregon. W. J. Mahoney, S. P. agent, who has
for Colorado, where she wi'l spcid the
summer with relatives. She will slop
over in TcrtUnd fir a few day?.
ACKERS' ENGLISH REMEDY j Daughter in the banquet hall.
Chickensand turkevs galore, hatched ! been on the fick list, returned from bis j iU f! a 1t any M Mrs. Harriet Eyans, Hinsdale, 111.,
with a peUlomi incubator. Talk with
Churchill & Woolley about them.
Tbe specific remedy for troubles of the
j enre the wort coll in twelve hours, yr j writes. "I never (ail to relieve my chil
refunded. 25 ctu. aud 50 cie. I dren from croop at once by utiujt One
home in Oakland, last Weduesiav.
r. pn.,n:., I money
iorsale at Rapp" dru:; fctor.
Misses Mary and Emma Thompson, of i . ... " . .
blood, kidneys, stomach, liver, is Uood'a ; Coles Valley, arrived on last uighfa local ! . '.' .hM,. ...
Sarsapariila, the great blood purifior. for an extended visit with their ecnain, . voa . .
Hon. Kobert Booth came in Saturday ,
apd visited with relatives in this city
yesterday, going to Saginaw this mo:n-;
inj.
K. B. Tnrpin iett lor Gardiner, Tues
day, to take a position on the lag Hunt
er. He was accompanied by hia farrily.
Florence West.
We will send yon the semi-weekly
Plaixdsalsb and the Oregon Poultry
Journal, tbe best poultry journal in tbe
Sortbweet, both lor fl.75.
M. B. Smith, Butternot, Mich., eays,
CeWitt'a Little Early Kisera are the
very best piUa I eyer osed for costive
ness, liver and bowef troubles."
A. C. Marsters & Co.
Uaaager Strong is entitled to the
thanks of the respectable people of Rose
turg, for bis action in barring the pes
tiferoos Duncan Clarke gang out of tbe
Opera House. .
The latest in photos at Graves' gallery
Oakland, Or., is tbe stamp or fan pict
ures, and the Celoron panel for portraits.
Get some of the fan pictures and sur
prise your friends with a smile.
F. 8. Godfrey now baa charge of tiie
boeineee management of tbe Dozier &
Martin Meat Market. Tbe market will
be, onder his management, first class
in every respect and its patrons will get
first class eery ice in every respect.
Wm. Orr, Newark, O.. says. "We
never feel safe without One Minute
Coogb Core in the boose. It saved my
little boy'e life when he bad the pneu
monia. We think it is the best medi
cine made." It cares csagln and all
lung diseases. Pleanant to take, harm
less and gives immediate resnlts.
A. C. Marsters & Co.
Miss Mabel Van Bur en.
One thousand hedge plants for sale,
well rooted, $2.50 per hundred.
K. Richakdu.v, j brings certain relief, cares my headache J t0WDe DQi sim
Rosebunr. Or. ! ctl never gripe." The gently clcanfe i. '
, 1'08eDDr' n(1 invigorate the bowels and liver. ilT bl
10 secure ice origioai wiicu uazei i .
I
! Minute Coaeh Care. I would not feel
safe without it." uickly cures coasts,
colds, grippe and all tbroit and lung
diseases.
A.C. Marsters & Co
Severi! rich strikes wcrerepcrted from
uiit-fg in Southern Oregon, last week
shot Iro n a riil? in the hands of M
iority of caseslonly one interview is re- " .
r ' .. . . . . . . ended her career, liuu luvessigatinir,
paired. The balance of Ire.tment caul fl bJen
be conducted without interruptiio cf. rf
tosmess. 10 mow un.oie o w -j"" Th(J ca,m U9 e dj j of ,t ,u
tion blanks w,,l be Inru.shed t.y L mp,ina i;sUt l.ouee.-Fionca We,-.
upoo application. i
- i Rov. W. E. Sitzer, W. Cnton, N. Y.,
NINE DOCTORS FAILliH. ! writes, I bad dyepepsi oyer twenty
; years, and tried doctors and medicines
i without !teneti 1 was uerS'i lej to use
A Wonderful Cure How it Was Done j Kodtl Dyspepsia Curj and i: helped me
, , . A i Irouj the ttart. I believe it to re pac-
by An AdverUsiog Doctor. cea for ail forxs of indi 'ton. It dt-
j gests what yo:i eat.
Card to the l'ablic. I hel tht 1 1 A. C. Martter A C
ould not be doing my duty to woman- ; TiTc rrT
sind if I did not let them k:.ow how , . ? , i ..
badlv a!5icted I have oeen, and how and I u09 l.u- x St i
oaoiy ..iigicM uc i state of vour health as well. Impure
where to be cured. Ten years ao i was j ,,5 m,j:es ap,rent l0 a pai0 aoj
taken with painful menatruatioa and! tall .- complexion, pimples acd skin
1,... K..n i,nhU iht ince that i eruptions. If you arefeeliog weak and
r a irn.M. ' orn out and do not have a haltbv ap-
time. accompanied with womb trouble , , fe!oT,
in every conceivable way. About three j j;j;xlr. uCOre all blcod diseases where
months ago tbe climax came and I waa cheap Sarsparilla an 1 so called purifiers
prostrated with pain through the heait, ; 'il ; knowing thie, we wli every bottle
chest and longs, and confined lo ny bed ou
from excessive bemorrsge or flowing, j
After nine doctors of different schools of A CT I A
practice gave me up, 1 applied to Dr.j XmMO I VillM
Drrin, and be baa cared ui 5 so 1 can For Infants and Children.
Tie IM Yea Have Alwajs Bought
I am overjoys J wi:h fie result o! the) Bears
cire.
salve, ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel 1 It is reported that Jasper Wilkins has
Salve, well known as a certain cure for !solJ bU conl hand store oa Jackson
piles ana sain uiseasee. ieware 01
Book & Job Office, Rosehurg, Or.
Lewis Ackermao, Goshen, Ind., says
'DeWitt's Little Early Risers always Teess are not fake reports to boom the
pie statements of facts, as
cur red and indicate tint
worthlesi counterfeits. Tbey are dan
gerous. A. C. Marsters & Co.
MOKI TEA l'OSITIVELY CURES
sick headache, indigestion and constipa
tion. A delightful herb drink. Re
moves all eruptions of the ekin, produc
ing a perfect complexion, or money re
funded. 25cts. and 50 cts. M. F. Kapp,
druggist.
"I used Kodol Dyspepsia Care in my
family with wotideriul results. It gives
immediate relief, is pleasant to take and
is truly the dyspeptic's best friend,"
says E. Hartgerink, Overisei. Mich.
Digests what yon eat. Cannot fail to
care.
( A.C. Marsters & Co.
Sheriff W. W. Withers went to Rose
burg today, where be accompanied
Hugh Fatter son, prisouer, charged with
tbe rape
Grov
court will conene Monday. I'.nene
Guard.
at reel to E. E. Llodett, recently of Ls
Aogelos, d!. We wish Mr. Rlodg? t
s access.
P. J. Bond tejucts ns to anuoui.ca
that owing to the poor health of himself
and family, he will spend the summer
11 the country. All person? haviuj
work at his shop will call aud ;t tbe
same.
quaali mining is just begioning in this
part of the state.
Au accident occurred at the govern
meet works at Ran don, Saturday, that
caused operations U be shut down for
the time being. A blast was fetctr in
the quarry which burled a tlC-ton rock
against the hoisticg engine, completely
demolishing both engine and boiler.
new one baa been telegraphed for.
MarshCeld Sun.
A. F. Hunt, of Ashland, sou ofUiiclei
Jep Hunt, of Oakland, has been vis
iting with his father who is ipitc sick.
He made the Plai.ndk.vixr office a pleas
ant call, Friday, and reports Jackson
county strongly republican.
ACKERS' DYSPEPSIA TABLET j
are sold on a positive guarantee. Cures
heart burn, raising of the food, distress
after eating or any form of dyspepsia.
Married.
Notice for Publication.
Ciottdtaiks LoOr n,
KoKbunr, Oregon, February 11. ICO.
Notice r. hereby riven that tbo fuUuwiug-uamc-d
actiler baa filed notice of hia intention
to make final proof in tupport of hi claim, and
that mill proof wilt bn male before the KecUur
and Uecetver C. S. Lau.i Oflice 'at KoKbarK.
Orvgon, on, Karen 29, 10 tu:
JAMES B. BCTLER
On H. K. So. 75e3, for the total, 7. 3. XW'J SW,
SW',. eec. lS.Tp.22 8.R.7 W. lie name
the following wlUMiaea to prove bis continuous
residence a von and caltlvauon of Mid land
C. I . Beetle?, C ft- Franklin, John Binder and
I". W. Bevkier. all vl Eikton, Oregon.
J. T.BKIDGEp.
ll'-'P Beciater.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
toiled Slates Land Offl.-e,
BuVEBi BX, OreCun, Feb. 34, 10.
Notice ic berebr cien that in emtiimncv
with the proTMiona of the act uf Congrers of
Jouei, 18, entitled "An act for the sale of
limberlands in the states of California, Oregon,
K et ada, and Washington Temtnrr,"
WILLIaM A.WKE.NN
Of Manhfield, Cotintjr of Coos. State of Ow
gun, has this dar filed in this office hi sworn
uiem nt Xo. for the purchase of the
of 5.-C. Xo. 3), In Tp So. A) C. R No. SW. and
ill offer proof to snow that the land joacht i
more valuable for ita limber or sb.be than for
ajtricaltural purrxnc, and to estaWih his claim
to ajd land before the Regiler and Receirer of
thW offioe at Roaeburg. Or. on Taeviaj tbe
J)th day of May, 1J0O. He names as lwitne's-
joud lositm, jonn Herron, cnanes a. Mei
lin, Frank Kofrcrs, all of Kanhacld, Oreeon.
Alt and all persons claiming adversely tbe
abdve-described iand up reinested to tile
their claims In this office on or before said JC'lh
day of May.lJW.
P
J. T. BRIDGE?,
Register.
Mrs. E. A. Aulk. sigB
roof
AN OPEN LETTER.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Cnited State. Land Office.
RosiSTBii, Or-, February It. 19CW.
Notice 1 hereby given that incompliance
with the Truvisions of tbe act of Coajnera of
June 3, lrs, entitled "An act for the saie of
timber lands in the States of California, Ore
gon, SeTada and Mashinrton Territorv,"
CHARLES A. MtTUN
Of llarsdifieid. County of C.wa, Slate of Orecon,
has this day riled in this office his sworn state
ment No. for the pnrchara of the 6W'4 of
tee. No. K, in Tp. No. ia a. ft. No. 10 W, and
will offer proof lo show that the land sought is
more valuable for ita timber or stone than for
agricalinral purposes, and to establish his claim
to said land before the Register and Keceirer of
this on ice at Ksteburr. Or., on Tuesday, the autb
day of Vay. lXO. He names ss witnesses:
W llliam Wienn. Frank Ricers, J. Yoakam. R.
Veln. all of Marshticld. oreson. any and ail
persons claiminc aleraelr the above described
land are requested to tile' their ejaims in this
office on or before sW 2"th day of May, l.x
J. 1. tlKlLMit,
p Register.
Notice For Publication
I'siTin tnxttn Lajta Ornc,
Rose bant, Oreeon, February 14, 1S
Notice is hereby given that ia eosapliaafw
with the i.rovixions of tbe act of Coeares ef
June Jrd, 17, entitled "An act for the isCe CI
Umber lands in the (states of California, 0ft
goo, Nevada and Wahingion Terrilory,"
V LLLIAM H. SMITH,
Of Vanhneid. County of Cooa, State X Orsewg.
has this day fiiedln this office his ewera
ment No. MS, for the purchase of the Pisfi
N'ibW'iot w-ction No. a. Township Tie gl
South, Rane No. 9 West, an I will offer proof V
show that the land soogat is mere valuable (er
iu timber or stone than for agrienJtaral yst
poses, anl lo establish hisciaiai to said Hnahe
fore the Kecister and Receiver of this offiea at
Rosebure. Orecn. on eatorday the t-th flay M
Mar. IH He names as wiinrse: 6e. V.
Herron, of Marbheld, Oreeoo. Albert E. Bttf.
ol Marsuheli, u regon, t. w . Kantcii, oi wm- i
field. Oretron, A. . KardeU, of Marsh 3eld, Gt
gon. .
Any and all persons claiming adver-Jy lis
avedi-vcribea lands are requeatfid to Sr Lf
claims in this office on or before said Ulh Ssy
of May.lJW.
J. T. BRIDGE.
Rtfuibr.
NDtice for Publkatioa.
I'MTID CTATSS LD OFncg.
Rosebur. Oregon, February 16, IM
Notice ia berebr civen that ia eosanlinnea
wita the provisions of the act of Cosrgresa ef
June 3, 1S7H. entitled "An act for the saie ol tiss-
bur lands in the atasea of caiituraia, vregoa,
Nevada and Wahtnrton Territory:''
RtUBKN C. PEtkl.
of Ashland. County of Ashland, Male ef Wl
aia. has this day filed ia this office bj
statement Na Ml, for the purchase of the B
of taction No. 12. in Township No. 21 8. Rang
No. 1 and will offer proof to show that tae
land soaeht is more valuable for ita Umber a
stone than for agricultural porpeaea, aad fs
tblish his claim to said land before the Baa la
ter and Receiver of this office at Rosebarf , Ore
gon, on Friday the XTlhdayof April. KMX. Be
names as witnesses: T. W. Potter, ol Ashlaad,
vViscvnDin: Ldward C. Btevena, of Washbara,
Wiseonun; j. C. Torney, of ForUaad, Oiaum;
u i. iewo.t. ol roruanu, uregeo.
Tne
Following Letter
Volumes for Dr. Danio's
AVode of Treatment.
Spiaks j J
Dr. Darrit Dear Sir : It is w ith Rreat
pleasure and a thankful beait. I ib
to inform you that I am cured of salt
rheuui, which I have suffsrjd a i.b f jr 20
yeats, at timea so bad that my bands
would crack to ti e bone, and tny body
was also affected. I have no words that EMULSION in hot weather, ?
luanaiuioe?s u w i . i.r.- ;i ,j j: a.
. uui v uu vci. to . vi. il ai.u ui-
IF
YOU !
9
it need nci lose fiesn in summer
J if you use the proper means
9 to prevent it You think j.
; vou can't take SCOTTS ?
. of aucoover, aU., .. - ...
ndition. and can be re- gest it 5S well in Summer 8$
' - in u.mljr ! i nM !it In
ape of Winnie Thome, of Cottage 1 " ,illIe tlh,et iTM nmJiato relief,
e. Tbe Djuslas County circuit cl3- aa'J 50 ct9' For Bale at M. F.
Il.tpp's 'rug rtor
Mr?. Calvin Zimmeruiau, MiiCjbar(;,
Jcbt HiXLivtD. A lrtre lino of string j l'a., says, "As h speedy caro for coughs,
is , I i :
banjos, also a large stock of smaller in
struments. Violins from ? 4 up. Mando
lins from $7 up. Accordions f- to f 10,
Other instruments in proportion
value in these instruments. Sio tl cm
' at T. K. Uicbardscn'e.
ADKAIIAM-FKATEK At tte Presby
terian manse, in this city, February 2ti
1900. Mr. Carl Abraham, of Portland,
and Miss Daisy O. Frater, of this city
were united in the boly bonds of mat
rimony, Rer. J. A. Townsend officiat
ing. Mr. Abraham U employed as a mail
clerk ou the local, and is a young man of
sterling integrity ; be is a brother of
Iaador Abraham, Ue proprietor of the
People's Store in this city. The bride is
the youngest daughter of lion, and Mrs.
V. A. Frater, aud for tbe past three
years has been her father's assistant in
the posloffice; she has a hoet of admiiing
can express nty
Mrs. K. Sherrerts
baa known my condition
terrcd to.
Refer anyone to uie
Or.
Very respectfully yours.
Mks. M tsniA P.MLY
at
aod Erig8 Hjtel, fanyoovilie. Or..
Aprils to lGtb.
in winter It k nnt I:kf ihe. ?
uardiLer, j ' plain cod-!ier oil, which is
t t diilicu't to taKe at any time.
'9 If you are losing flesh,
you arc losing ground and 3
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Dr. Darrin will be at Hotel Kiddle, j J
Riddles, Or., March 19tb to April la:,.; f.-.UI,. rmnU An
0UUU 3 CIIIUI5IUII
s: and must have it to keep up J
? your ficsh and strength. If
9 you have been taking it and
prospering on it, don t fail to ;
continue until you are thor-
oughiy strong and well.
Notice for Publication.
raiTEP Statu Lajid orri. a.
Rosebnrr, Oregon, Feb. it. 1M.
Notice is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
JuneS, 1?". entitled '"An act for the sile of
timber lands in tbe "tales nf ralifomia, Oregna,
Nevada and Washington Terriuire.
FRANK K. R(.H,Ks ,
Of Harahnc'd. County of C.. tate of Oreu,
has this day tiled in this oflice his sworn suite
raent No, Ki6. for the purcbaeof theNW1, of
tsec NoJ6 in TpS2 6 S. R No.lt) W. and wiii offer
proof to show that the land sought is more
valuable for its timber or stone than for aitri
cultuial purposes, and to etblish hi claim to
aid laud bcKre the Register and Receiver of
this etlacat Reburg, t'rnn.D, on Tarsday.
the Jnh day of Slav. 10. He name as wiluees
Charies A. Mctlio, F. Haisey. K. Weeden, W il
liam Wrenn, all of Xanhtield, Oregon. Any
aud all persons claiming ad erm'ly-ihe ahove-
deserlbud lands are reiiuested to tile their rlainu
in this office on or before said AUh day of May,
Any and ail persona claiming adversely Use .
above-desvTibed lands arc reqaested to file tneir
claims in this oflice on or before said 27 th day of
AprU, i'.X). J.T. RRirXiES,
aJ6p Register.
Notice For Publication.
C.f rrso Stts L3d Orrwa.
Rrburg. Oreipja, February IX 1909
Notioe is hereby gien that ia oompliaae
with the provisions of the act ef Congress ee
June S. ls.S, entitled "An act for the sale ef tins-
ber lands In the State rf California, Oregoa.
evaaa,ana aninHn lemtory,
CHRISTIAN O. DA Rl-
Of Washburn Countv of Bayfield, State of Wis
eocnn, has uiis aay hlea in wis orace aia i
ttatement No. sUS. for the porrhase of the hS'i
of evction No. 2, in Township No. 2( seuui.
Karure ..: west, aaawui oner prooi t anew
that the land sooxht is more valuable for its
timber or tone than for agricultural porposea,
and to establish his claira lo said laud before
the Register and Receiver o this office at Hose
brine, Oregon, on Friday the -T day of April.
l'j. He names as witnewes: James C Toruwy.
of l'onland, "rvgon. L. T. DeWuli, of Woodland,
nashineton. aavard c bt-rvena. of Asaisaa.
i-..Uiiii, Frank W. Potier, of Ashland, Wisconsin.
Any and all pcrsoua claiming adversely the
above descriotu lands are return ted lo tile their
claims in this oihec on or benne said J7 day ef
Apm, TAW.
J. 1. SUWIU,
(ap) Register.
1AO.
J. T. BKIDOES.
Register.
colds, croup aod eore tbroat One Minute
Cougb Cnre is uneqialeJ. It is pleasant
i . : t . r 1 . : ' . .
"I V" r V" V." T v friends who join wilb tbe I-lamndealr.
Imrrol JBs reuindv that produces innnedi-1 in wishing tbe worthy couple a long lite .
i iro.t i ate results. It enros tTonchitie, pneu-, of unal'oytd toy and prosperity.
niouia, enpfe auu turjai auu iu;: u;u- j
ease?. It will prevent toneu-nptun. Bicycles.
A. C. Marrters A Co.
Indian War Veterans, Attention.
Hon. T. A. Wojd, Grand Comuander
of tbe Iudian War Veterans of the Pacific
Northet, will be in Koeeburjt, Tburt
day, March 8, 1000, and will deliver an
address to the veterans at 8! cuui's hall
at 1 o'clock of that day. llerueniber tbe
date. All Indian War Veterans of D og-
las county are invited and reipiested to
be present. tonimittee.
Deafness Cannot be Cured
This is the Store where you pick at the
Top and Pay at the Bottom.
The new goods are now ready and this is cur invitation for you to come and see them
at your earliest convenience. The new stock is worthy of more than usual commenda
tion. -AVe expect that you will be better pleased than ever with our new goods.
Lace Curtains -f
f and Draperies.
We would be pleased to bLow yoa
as pretty a line of Lace cnrtaina as
yoa ever looke.1 at. Hanging at 50c
and 75c. $1.00, H.25, ?1.50 and $2.00
per pair, ine better graaes are not
Hen's Furnishings.
Do you remember those sb'tts we
$2.50 Buys them.
The most serviceable MeiTe Dress j
Shoe yoa ever owned for the money, j
Its true ve Lave better, also cheaper j soM , J"oU- maJe fal1 Bize of Kood
ones, bnt no greater value for tbo rong material with filled ueatna
money thau this ?2.50 Shoe. We ! guaranteed not tj rip and you gave
alao show the same stock in wido lubt j such hard knock?, aud they returned
Ten dollars,(12,15 and $10 all ia good
conditiou, these prices aro gocJ for 13
days. We want to make room for onr
large t-toe It of new wheel, Imperials and
Cievelanda, wbich wo will sell this sea
son at prices from $23 to $30. Just think
of a wbrel like tbe Imperial for $23,
Tbey don't need any recommendation,
they recommend thetcirlvcs. We Bold
54 lis: season, and tbey are all giving
good satisfaction.
T. K. KlCHARUSDS,
Rozebnrg, Or.
Surprise Parly.
t avt v. v a v. Ht.1) v.-a,to,ive
wc. jr. d $1 .00, jl 1 drtlHli.
SOoTT X BOWNE, Chrmists, New York.
Notice for Publication.
CXtTED STTATES LA.V O OKFICK,
Rojibi a.j. Ore.. March S, T.V0.
Notice is hcrvbr Riven that ia compliance
with tbe provisions of the act ol Congreta of
jiius.is.s, enuuvl "An act fur tur sale l
limtx-r lands in Ihe Stales uf Califof ma, O
gon, Nevada aad Washington Torritorr,"
FBANK M. MAKiO.N
of Oakland, Coanlr of Douirla. tiutc of Orcsnu,
nas mis uay niea in taisomcc nis sworn s'au
nont Xo. KS5. for the !iun hasf of tne S. V.
of Section No. 10, in Township Xo. 24 8. Ranee
.-o. a w.aua wui oner pnoi to snow mai tae
laud soucht is more valuable fo- its timber or
stone than for agricultural purpo-. and to es
tablish hia claim to said Un.l rx-iore tiic Kcsis
terana Krceiverof this ofhee at H.xobtirc. Ore
gon, on Thursday the loin dar of May 1AW
lie names as witiies-: E. E. To.rtn,
Charles HqdI, Grant Taylor, aad It. H. Miller
all of Oakland. Douglas County Ovson. Auy
and all icrsons claiming alverscly the above
described lands are reiuestvd ! tile their
rlaim. in this office on or before said loth day of
May 19X.
p " J.T. BRIDGES.
Register.
Notice for Publication.
V'ITD states Lxso Ornia,
Ron-burs;, Oregon, Febrnary Vt. tiW.
Notice is hereby given that in compliaac
wilb Ihe prowions of tbe act of Congress of
JuneS, UTs, entitled "As act fur toe saie of tim
ber lands in the siates of California, Oregoa
Nevada and Washirurtoa Territory:"
ElWAki C. s-TKYEJiS,
of Washborn. County of Kay neld. state of Wis
consin, has this day riled in ihia office hia asrorat
statement No. fT, for the purchase of the north
eait .uaxlor of St-clion No- 10, ia Township. No.
U South Rang No, S West, and will Oder proof
to show thai the land sou (til is more valuaoia
for its timber or stone than for agricultural j
toe
.esis
Roseburg. Oregon, on rriday, thesia day ef
iral nur
ses, and to establish his claim to said land be
ne the Register and Receiver nf this omn at
Fr
Annl. 1.U0.
lie names as witnexes: Charlie tieisert, ef
Washburn, Wis.: Michael N. CUtad, of Wash,
burn. Wis: James C Turner, of Portland, Ore
gon: Frank W. PoUcr, of Ablatnl, W is.
Any and alt venous churaiue: adversely ta
above-described lands are reursted to file their
claims ia this office on or before said '."7tt da
of April. 1AJ. i. T. KKI1MES .
a-p Register.
less than 3 yds long and very wide. . i.olir fVn,... I rood sorvico. Jnst received a now
Also have neat designs in curiam, ... en i . in-
Swieo and Scrim. Striking patterns id comfort every pair of them, j line of these good eh.rts and 8elling
in Silkalene, Satteen, Golden and j We have a large asnorttnent of Men's j them at the old price of 50 cents.
Denim Draperies, call and see these! Heavy Plough Shoes. Give ns a j Also have o large assortment of
excellent values. ! tT& anj we W1li d0 you good. ! Dress Shirts, CoHarB and Neckwear.
Tbe students of the Uosoburg Academy
to tbe number of about 25, stormed
tbs castle of Prof. AVhitelsy oa last Sat
urday evening. The evening was pleas
antly spent with games and social visita
tion aud was jironounced a pleasant
affair. TI.oeo preBont were: Misses
Kato Fullerton, Lillian Crltreer, Mntide
McMiller, Kllenu Ueed, Agnes Thomp
son, Zelia llyroti, Alico Grabaio, Minnie
Stanton, Mrs, C. T. Whittolsey, Fred
Wiuhton, Isi St-liw.irtz, John Byron,
John Townsend, Clare Codfrey, Walter
by local applications, as tbey cannot
reach tbe diseased portion oi tbe ear.
There is only one way to cure deafnees,
and that ii by canstitutional remedies.
Deafness is ciu;ed by an iotlained con-
klition of ttie mucous lining ot the
Eustachian Tube. Whn ibis tube gt'tj
inthmed you have a rurublintt sound or
imperfect bearing, and ben it is entire
ly closed deafness is the rosolt, and un
less the inflammation cau be taken oul
and this tube restored to its normal ton
dition, hearioK will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out of ten are caused by ca
tarrh, which is nothing but an intlaaied
condition of the mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
auy case ot Deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cared by Ball's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
F.J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggiste, 75c.
Hall's Family Tills are the beat.
Ill I IIEI'I il.
We have now open au elegant line of NEW WASH FAUUICS
consisting of Fancy Zephyr Ginghams, Fine Silk Striped Ging
hams. Fancy Piqrea French Percale?, German Calicos, Whit
Goods, Etc., Etc.,
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New Embroideriea ami Insertions, Laces and Iiit-rrtiuiip, to
niateb, Allover Embroideries, Trackings, an Apliqno Yckiugs, All
kinds fancy Dress Trimmings.
Remember our 9 oz., 50 cent overall, when you need a new pair. Guaranteed not to rip. j Hoover, Tom Townsend, TIioh. MaCarthy
nins-niitm iiai n xi t 1 ru r-wfrr I Walter Tooluy, Waller 1tird, Walter
...HUMflu iu man oam mukl. jzxz x
lows, and Prof. C. T. Whittlenr-y.
Attention, Please I
Tho Hoseburg Exchange Hook Store
can'give you reasonable rates on both
new and second hand books. Alio au
thorized t;nnt for tho S, F. Call.
, . A. H. S EVE ft RON,
Op, pont ollice, HonolmrR, Or.
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DEPARTMENT
We have everything thiit is new and desirable,
will repay von.
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Au examination
A new Hue of Ladies Silk Dress Skirts aud Wash Suits.
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Tho swi'lleut liuo of Mens Underwear in the city.
C. I. I. STORE.
FISHER & BELLOWS.
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Notice for Publication. -
rsiiEK Statils Land Orrua,
iUweburg. Oregon, February ii. l.U.
Notice is hcrci-y Kivcn tbat iu cotapllanee .
with tbe proisionof the act of Oougresa of
June.".. 1TS, cntiilol "An act fur U sal ot
timtr taoJ in the states California, Oregoa,
Nevada ami Washington Territory, '
MIt HAELN. OlSTAX)
Of Whlinrn,'J ui:ty of BaytHsld. State el Wia
conMn. hu- th;s da liletl iu UiisofDo; bis iwsn
ttaU'iH. nt. No. KS for the purchase of to
iouthwol n r:orot Section No. i, ia Town
shii. N. -1 xi h. Range Xo. S West, and lll
otter r-rvn t. h(. that the laud sought ia more
valuable for it- limbvror stone tbaa forasri
cultural 1'Uim-. and to establish his claim to
aid land beiore the Register and ReciTeruf this
otlice at Roscburc. Oregon, on Friday, lha JTta
duy of April. l.M. He names as witnesses:
Vrank W. rVtteroi Ahland, Wlscousiu. Jamea
TiimeTot Porilaud. Oregou. KdwardC. te
oik, ot AshlaiM, Wisconsin, John W. Hetland of
Washburn. Wlscousiu.
Ai.y and all irs.ns claiming adversely tho
aove-describcti lauds are requested to lilo their
c'aims in this office ou or before said, .171 h day ot
April, J. T. BRID8KS,
RcCUfte.
AiTp
Notice for Publication. .
Vsiiku stjitks Ljind Orrua,
Kosebnrg, Oregon, February t. tM.
NolKv is hereby given that in compliance
with the provisions of the act of Congress of
Jim ;. IsT. eutitlcd -An ot lor tho sa.'e ot
limlier laut"! in the States of California, Oregon,
Nevada anu Washington Territory:"
JOHN W. 11EI.1.AN .
of Washburn. County of Havrield.State of Wto
cousin, has iblsdav rtlcl in this otic bis sworn
si lenient No. S, ir thopurchaM.' of the Lota
, l, 1 NE"4 ol section mi. in lownsnip rto.
i H Souta Ramie N. i West, aud will offer nrW
i tushow that the lud.iuht iamora valuablo
I for its timber or stone than lor agricultural pur
! poses, and to establish his claim to said land be
inre the tieglstr aud Receixercf this othe at
1 Ktwrbiin;. Oregon, ou Friday, the JTtb day of
' April. 1- e names as wilnosaea: Michael
N oistii.l. of Washburn, Wis.; Edward C. Stav-
ens. of Ashland. Wis.: Charlie tieisert. of Wash
I bum. Wis.; .lamest". Tutucy, of Portland, Orv-
gon.
any auo n.i in.TM.us ciauuius aaversaiy too
almve-deM'ribed binds are requested to hU Iht""
elaiinstu thisortiee on or heioro 27th day T
April, I'l'l. J. T. BRItOK, J
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