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The Twicc-a-Vcck Roseburg Plaindcaler Published Mondays and Thurda-. PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING CO. W. C.Cos.vek, Editor and Publisher Laiba E. Jones, Reporter and Solicitor '-' ArorsT J. Kkastz, Foreman "T" Twice-a-Vedc Plaindealcr, pet year, $1.50 Entered at the Tost Office in Roselmrsr, Ore., as eecend class mail matter. ' Advertising Kates on Application. LA CEi.HSu 10 KSWSl-Al'EK SIKM'RU'IU'N. Aoo:iiiiig to some of the latot laws luwspa lr iriliiUnTS may cause individuals wru use papcraud Tefu- to iy for it U Ix arrested for iraud. l'ud.r lliis ruling, a'.n, anyone vmo a.;.m his suhsiTimion to run a'ous for a time untva.j and thi.nl orJer it discontinued, or or ders the postmaster to mark it refused, or semis a postal eani to the puansliers is na'iie u ar rest and tine the same as lor theft. Clubbing Hate We have arranged with a large numlor of papers and magaiines lor rates which ill give to cir subscribers two publications for a slight aiY-Jice over the cost of Thi Plaisckajjc alone. Following is a partial list: Twice-a-W eek Puaisdeales and the Toledo Blade 1 "3 Sew York Tribune 1 Orcconiaa - CO 5. F. Bulletin.. 6. F. Call i 00 . 2 00 r.ural Xortiiwest.. XOVEMBER 4, 1901. GREATER THAN HIS PARTY. Oq the first page of tbePLiisPEAL er, today will be found an excelled and late picture of our chief execut ive, who is an ideal American. A London paper, the Standard, with 6ome perspicacity, has discover ed that President Roosevelt is "tak ing the ground, as Washingtoc. and the fraaers of the Constitution in tended, that the President, like the English King, is above and outside of all factions." This is not exactly true, bat it is a good guess at the Roosevelt policy and pnrpjsa. Sa far as possible. President U josevelt is going to be a noa -partisan, bat he cannot be whol ly 60. He represents s party and that party mast suffer from or bene fit by his acts. Therefore, he knows that he owes a certain anion lit of consideration to his party. He can not ba like a ting or other hereditary rulers, outside of and aboye party. The president will try, unless his friends are mistaken, to reduce par tisanitm to a minimum. He does not hesitate to confer with democrats as well as with republicans as to the situation in the various states. He will not be afraid to appoint good democrats to office in an emergency. He is against the spoils system, au 1, to that extent, is against the worst abase of the party system of govern -went, but he is a party tnia for ali that. He believes he is the servant of the people, ai 1 where partisan claims conflict with public interests, partis- an claims will be ignored. As au ex change remarks, in d jiag this he will be acting in accordance wnh the theory of Washington aud the fram ers of the constitution, but none of the framais contemplate! a presi dent without any party responsibil ity, not even Alexander Hamilton, ' the alleged "royalist" To attempt ' to be a president 83 the king of Eng land is king would be to attempt the impossibla The president repre- - aents the whole people officially, but he also represents the principles of a party, and he cannot, torn his back upon his party unless his party in- . aists upon him doing something which he believes to be morally wrong. The president may surrend er his judgment before the concensus of opinion' of his party on some matter of expediency, bat he will be above his party if his paity's de mands, in anv particular instance, call for things that fall below the standards of his ideals and prin ciples. - ' President Rxraeyelt will try his best to colliga'e his party rather than ' to disrupt it Ha has never yet felt ' th it Le wi9 so far above his party that he c Olid Isava it. Thre will ba no open breach with repoWiCB0 . manager3, ai!e.-soa some matter in j vhica the managers ask cf the preei' c dee' EomethiDg he cannot do and re . -taia Lis tlf-resp?ct. This is the - Roosevelt record, in this respect, ia the past. He is independent within party lines thing some week ones suppose is impossible. Roosevelt hds achieved that impossibility and hda neither left Lis party nor been . left by his party. "Roosevelt has never pretended to be better ihto rw-! ptrty, for he esti mates his parly by its best and that best is very trgh, and if he shall re - cognize democrats we may be tare lhat they will l.e cf the gold per .SQfleion which rut-ens that they will Lardiybe' recognized as democrats by tbo-regular democracy. And in j reoogaJzicg gold democrats Preei- . dent Roosevelt would only be recog nizing the men who elected the re- (, publican ticket in the last two campaigns. OREGON MY, OREGON Aciti2o3 of thii state, with a par ticle of gratitude in his nature, who fails to tit'tnd the thriLkpgiving ser vice this mouth, or have one of his ow n, jught a be sentenced to a term income Iroath American congress. It would take a crystalized pessimist, with a Dead Mirch to .Stnl whine, to point out a single failure in all the varied factors contributing to oar great btaler wculth The wbeiit tiekl liiivo miul .:e themselves, the hop i-i'i'p i- a sucec-rs fruuep, apples) and oiler fruits ar bringing a good prico f.'t a bountiful supply. Our caU le. -djoeti and horses lire great er, both ii Vrtltu-il aiul in number, the mines Iihvo surpassed fotwlest ts- poctuii.ms. i Mr lumber mills are j behind their . rdeir.. owners of re- I ! mote and xippor-'edly val tides tim- j jber lamls tiu.l that they are not with- out a market, tj.ir merchants have 1 done 8 greater aud more profitable cmiing under bis esre." Albany Dem-busine-H. mauufael urers have been Ocrat. pa'.roni.d as uvor before, towu aud ! city lots advancing, steady and uu precedonteJ building persistently continrif, tLe rai'r ads cannot meet the demaud for cars: the salmon have eveu taken the hook, of the trust. Suiely we have much for which tv U ihaukful, not excepting that cuiefe.-t of all blessing to the mau of the laad of the free and the home of the brave, to account for it ail precisely m accordance whh uis own political views, uo uia'ter what they are. Remember that yoa are privileged to live ia the greatest state iu the Union, aud be thank ful. Pacific Miner. The United States land laws regu lating the publication of timberland and homestead notices, specifies that such notices shall be advertised in a newspaper cf general circulation published nearest the location of the land. TLe Register and Receiver of the U. S. Lsnd Office at Roseburg fuLfill this requirement to a dot, but recognize quite a difference between a paper of general circulation and a lit t 1a catch-penuy sheet of purely lo cal circulation, us in the case cf ihe Gold Hill News. This thins of a fel low taking a hat full of type aud an armv press and jumping into a local ity for the purpose of gobbling up the land-ofiice business and then sliding out, don't alas 0 with the t ftit ihls. as the brief rec rd of the lute Douglas County Citizen was evi dence. There is a vast difference between en old established paper of "general" circulation and a epecula- tie sheet of limited "local" circula tioD. The High School foot ball team should not be in the least discour aged over their defeat by a small score at Drain Saturday, as they only recently affected organization and have had comparatively little practice aud this was the initial match game for tha team. Oa the othei hand mauv of the members of the victorious team were experienced players and the home boys certainly did well to keep the score down as low as tLey did. Much praise is h?ard of the courteous treatment re ceived at Drain and the clean, sports manlike p'avin on the cart of the Njrmal boya Tha Review editor wai seized with au a:t ek f y-.trxni last Thursday brought ou by ihe 1'laisiealek call ing him iou ud the method of woiking the CQwary for "ibscriptions to that pp?r by misrepresenting. and beiating th- Pla'M'Ealer. We secure new subscribers a!id a liberal patronage very readily without cast ing any insinuations or referring to that sleet in aay vay aud the fact that the Review push is always harping on she Plaimealek is con clusive evi leace that oor increasing patronage is worrying them seriously. AFTER THOL'QHTS. senators Foraker aad litnra are et r ring the er.thaeiaui of the Ohio vote ! op with their vigorccs stumping. Mr. Bryan Lai Dot a j piled fr, tb "jh hs wo ild lioubilecs like to hl tt.e po sition of advisf r-io-chitf U the Presi dent. Many of the country 'a greatest men participated io Yale's bicenteania', and President Kxjstvslt eixeil oj i:b the grcateet cf tbeia. The Schley Court of Kqiirv Laa de velopeJ ihe fact tbat r.aval c fScers ere like olht r men ao two cf theai eee the earns thi:-? txictly alilce. No Soa hero dttuo rat has yet btcome so indigo itt as to refu'e to hoid oflice oadtr I'refidtt Rooevelt because he Rte ut t t;e Fame table kith a ''uigetr." "liefer la'e tbaa iit-v?'', is acplicible to i be mo'.uaient to the Revolutionary n;irr kdo oiM at aiiy rorgo, re cer.tiy ui.va.led by Uo D,og' ters of the B-VJ:ut;o:i. Tue o!e;i':'4 of Mie Pac-Amet icau Corgre, in Uie Uity f Mai:co, was ao i vent of great iii..oiUiiCe to tliM couti nent, ss weK as a vry p!easnt occasion for thoee preeei t. Ktjcrtt-.ry Hay declined an invitatiuu to seed a repreetut jtive of t'.e pyyerD- mHiit t j witress ttm eztcutioa A Presi dent MrK.irj'ej' aeafaiu, on the ground lhat if. as cot co nt id red expediei.t. May the McKiciey Oik, piantttd dor- lo g rretidfct KvPtv-lt s visit ' to Farmiugon, Coqd.. 11 jurich tin long as the memory of Wiiliam McKiiiley is cherished in the Lear's of the American people, wLicb oiear.e to lite ciid of time. Don't Forget to Read This Oar fall and winter goodd have arrived and you will find here the largest and most cmip'.ele line of drees goods, outing flannel?, faJ'.inatorp, underwear, hosiery, blankets, r;urtane, clunk, capec, e'c. Also Uucki-.Lam ot Hetbr, ttcots'and fchoes, inbbtr g ;od, oil clothing, over coats, and a line of men and bo.g' clo'h- ing thut (Fbtiot be teal . We also carry miner-:' supp'ies aud a fresh and complete s'-crk of groceries. Kowet anil iti us f ho you u ur large prices. Our is:?')rtment and uiva jou aim ii lo giv you aojd values and treat you light. Give u a trial. A. R. Mattodk Co , Kiddle, Or. We re ulso gents for ttie Oliver Chilled plows nnd ex-re. (u4tf free the Hyrjc ite Steel Plows at S. K. bykee, with a steel shin end steel shoe. Ncwspnpers Speak Well of Him. TiaveliDg epecialiats are not generally mentioned with respect by newspapers, simply because they do not deserve It, but when the specialist does work that proves hia ability beyond doubt, tht j will give the deterred praise. Head the ! folIoA'iDg from Oiem newspapers: ..p.. a t Hubert, the optician and ovuliet, went to Corvallis this noin after doinu a succeHtdul business in Albany, where lie eetablinbed a fine reputation. ma work is tustny spokeu oi iy tuoee ' lr A. T. K lortc, tbo eil"kDown op'iciHu ai.d ey sp'fia hi mho has bten ia Pa'las for ibo pa-t ti vk week, lias I e-n kept Lu-y rvery day during Lis fUy in the city All speak of liie work in terms of highest praise. People who have bet-u troubled'mith their eyes for yea'?, aud bo l.avj resorted to all methrxls of n.odical treattueut without expe'ieiicing beuetieul results have beeo relicvrd by Dr. K jIktis. 'His glaeeea gave lDSta&t relief,' is the oriiverfal dec laration of those who have had their eves entuiced and titled by him." Dallas 0?6ervtT. The fo'.lowiog comes from the People's Press, one of the leading lator papers of igon : "The Ptople'a Picfs d.iea not ueually recommend peddlers or travelit g dc tore, for two reasons ; First, we believe as a ro e our peopie will be better served by dealing with our Lome doctor aiid mercbaut, aud, feconJ, so maoy of the trjvt bog men turn out to be fakes or hatnhug. But wheo such a man aa Dr. K 'beits, the eye rpecialist, wLo has b?ea io cur city for the last five week, coxta .'ltog aad piovee tie ability to do all Lo claims and even more, we have no hesitaucy io recommeadiog him. Dr. Roberts has u t only fitted a large num ber of o'ir acipiainlacce?, hut also fitted the editor aud his son. cot rectiug evi I ol !o ig etaadiog. Theielore, we do not hesitate to retool mend him lo our frien U a-t a man w ho i ot only knows Lis bosi uese thorouhU ii is couM-ientiocs in the pjrloimaDce of t'e work. Dr. Rober'e core witi tboitfandatl tti4 nMHt ronvioc.pg teetim inials aod newspaper uienl'ous a to bis ubdi'r, uot only ff in his home city, but from neady eve'y town aoJ ci'y be has prac ticed io He c aims tuat maoy seemicg iy i' eatable nerve iroubles anJ head ache are brought a loot Ihroan con- 6'ar.t tlrsin to l perfect vieiuo thrcnh ao ituperfoct ee, aud he provua Lis theory troe by reading you thoiutodscf etters from bis patient who have been cn-t-d of seriooa dteeasee, suppcesd by all except the most aJranred ia the sci ence cf Oi-tbolmology, to have no con nection whatever with the eye. It is well worth voor while to call and bave a talk with the dcclor. II will put the human eye before yen iu an ectirelv different light from tuat in which yoo bave hsld it before. If you are inierett- ed call tven tLo jh your eyes are perfect Ho ia an inttn-s ii g talker." At Hotel McClallen. Thanksgiving ProcUmalioa. ASMiXGTbJf, Nov. - President Uo sttVelt txly issnr-d Lit proclamation fixing ThursJay, Njvriuuer as a day ot Ni'.ioQai tbauasu in. It re.i! : "A i'K'Clatiialiou : Ti.e eeaeou ut nib when, according lo tbe iiint-bailowd eastern of oor peoflo, the Preeideni ap points a day as tbe especial occasion for prai-e acd tbaLkgiviog to Gol. rhieTLaiikfivii.g fiaOs ihe people tt .1 bowed wilii errow tor the death of a great and good Prtsidenl. V moarn for President McKtaiey becanre we lovf J and honred bim, and ttie manner of his death e'iould awaken in the orer'ts ol oar people a keen anxiety and a r-.-alute purpose not to he driven by any calamity from the ia'h ul a'rjcg, oideily, popular libtrly, wbicb, as a Na.iun, we have thus far safely trod. "Yet, in sp.ta of this great disaster, it is ceveithelese troe that no people on earth Lave each abundant cause for tjai kpgiving as we Lave. The past year, m particular, has been one ol peace and plenty. We bava prospered iu Ibiogs material, and have been able to otk for our own aphltinz in tiling in'ellectail and spiritual. Let OS fomember that, as much Las been given oe, much will be expected from us; and tint woe boaiage comee from '.be heart aa well as fro u tbe lips aud b.'iowa itself iu deeds. We can best prove our tbaokfulneee lo the Almighty by tho way in which, ou Ibis drib, an J Et this time, each of os dots his duty to his fallow-men. ""j, therefore, I, Theodore Rouet- elt, Peeidett of the Uaited b tales, do hereby designa'e aa a day of gener.l thanksgiving Tun today, th 2Stb day of this preteut November, and do recom mead that throughout the land the peo ple ceass from their wonted occupations and at their teveral honors acd places of worship thank tbe giver of all good for tbe coantiee blessings of oar National iile. "Ia witness wLetecf I Lave hereunto set my Land and caused the seal of tbe United Slates to be albxed. "Done at the City of Washington, this I'd dwy of November, io the year of our Lord one thousand nino hundred aud oae, and of tbe independence of tbe United States the one hundred and twenty-eixtik. ' (heal.) Tiieodobk Roobbvklv, 'By tbe President. "Jons Hay, Sicretaiy of Slate. Surprise Party in lidenbower. The surpiiee party tendered Mite Lydia Munajn laet Thursday evening, in honor of her twenty-third birthday, ws unanimously declared the most er.j lyabla event of tbe teasoo. Tbe arnusenuuU were varied, ioclnJing charades and other game, vocal and in fctiiimental music, recitations, etc. At abuut twelve oVI k k a dainty lunch was served, the guests taring their de patture sunn afu-r, wishing their charm- iu LoEtess many happy returns of the day. Those present wero: Miesea Biia- 'u' Johnson, HanaFii, Cobb, B.arjjur, Kiober, Blukcly, Munson end Maiden; Mest-rs. barn htarmer, Qiarles Perry, John HdSii-ll and Fioyd r-tephens. Hogh and Wm. Hill, B-n aod John Trober, dard K gers ami families. fifteen people) iu the company, arrived J iu this city Sunday from Kama and aod will loca'e at O'alia peraian t tly. There Should be No Guess Work. I he fitting of sj ectaclo or eye-'aeees is purely amechanical rcii nce rei'iiring a thorough kuuwledgti ot refraction and the eyo, the aim being to . correct de formities ot thu eye, which are Dearly always congenial. The real . science of the work lies in the scientist's ability to measure lo an exact nicety the errors of tefractioo existing on 'accouiit of thete deformities. To make thtad corrections we use commonly three kinds of lenses, yiz; spheres, cylinders acd prisms. Using these lemtea separately an I in combination with each oilier thre can be made aiorecjiubinutijin allot which are absolutely uecersary than are words in the Kuglieb language. This thjuld prove ;o the average thinker that jtbere should be lo such thing ai guesswork, aud that it caunot b done by tbe old fabLioued (cut and try ) system of me chanics. Therefore, when your optica u or oculist eocouragee you to buv from him by tellirg yoa if they doi't Gt be will "txrhaiigu them," you at leant tiuve cat)ie to lose c nlidenr in Lis aiiiluiy aa a re'rac;iouifta fur the scieu;itic fitting of g'aases is tarti.er from the "cut and try" system than an other known erience and i' he cannot fit jotl the lirtt tin.e what arsurance have )ou that he can yerdoil? lie prove at once that he i Kurssing at it. Or. T. Kobeits has a thorough kLOleJgeof everything pertaing U thieve, and ha? all tbe latent acirutith. inctrumeuta neceeaary for tho meet .t- tricite examinations, and guaranteee his corrections to be at perfect as co pot aibiy be mads through artificial re- fracion. He pirticaliry tolicits a call doiu those who bave tried in von to get -cr feet work io this line. Examiotioo free. McCla lea Holel. Stock Notes. K. R. Hanan, of Douglas coua'.y, pur- chved ISO beid of bwf cait e in Lake C oaty, which be bai driven into Ash land and ill ebip to market fto n heir, Tuey atrive-i in excellent con h tion Mr Hanan has recenllr foi I $U-,Oi-HJ wi ill o etnk from Lh K:a na n Croat y ranch to V itched tiro, for a'op i.nt t)lt. Siu Franc aco tuafk-K. M. K. Martin, ihf well known the man ot Vfontg'ie, baa Iraee l ib pae ture of aHW acre-e on the Mortis place, eat of IVenl, and wiil winter about lil) sheep on tb.? place. A. t. tiant will pasture 400 head of mattou sheep on tbe Murphy ramb iog tbe winter. He will aio fted about ItX) Lead at tbe W. Beeeoa place . tear Talent. Tbe priced mutton sheep baa been depreeeed aomewliat during tbe prreect fall by large ebipmentf of them to Kacra- rcento and San Fraocisen from Kansia and Utah. Tee drought during tLe summer and tbe stiortoeeb ol (re-1 aa rwa t in Kansas baa be-a the cico of tbe shipment of mailoo fro n there to Uieccast. Kanaka and L':ali fi a.ae ters bare been aendii g their tcck to tLe C.l loinia ma'kets atd felling at a lower price than Pacific Com eleep can t ina.keted for. Tide t tbe first intacre of sath ccmpvlitijn in ti bH'ory of tbe indu-trv In OiTgia aoi California. Titirg. Boom in Oil Bjsines. It will be of coni.lrrao!e laKrt to Ihoee inUrettcd f f-o il devclopoiect to know that On-,, u. California and TcXaa aro cot the or.l, t'lacra in which there ia at the preeenl lia;e a diligent sear, b tor pelrthux. Iu Pennyivariia and c'.htr Kastern oil-producii-'g fiilJs great boom it op, and that one caue for it U tbe it.creaeed o-e of the etude oil for fue1, this Laving caused a ehirtsje. Agtin tbe by proJocti cf patro'eaui have become so valuable that comparatively little crude is bvicg placed cn tbe mar ket. Within two months pricea have gone op 5 to 12 point, and it is believed t bet they will go mocb t.igl er. At last the Standard baa tbe p-on.ife of a real competitor in tbe export trad in til, the Ut-too Petroleum Cotrifaur, which h in alliance wi'h ttie United States Pipe Line Company, having beguu building a ehippirg pier at Philadelphia (or tbe purpose o' loading tank atrameis. For Sale. A good firm containing ICQ acres ner Roeburg. 70 sctfb ender cultiva tion, the leejt io patura. One g d 7-roo.n Loose. Kaitly g d barn and out bnildinga. Two wells. Orchard cou tainirg 2.0 peach trees, also plenty t f mixed fru.tj ei.cloding cherries, apples, prune, plum, pear atd small lr.ul ol all kinds. One mile from school, etore, blackemith-.-hop and rhnrcti. . A enap for eome oue wantii g a b i'mg inscutbvrn Oregon. For particulars rail oq or id dress T. K. Riciiasdsox, Roeeturg, Ore. Auction Sale. D int forget the auction sale at I. K. Richardson's every Saturday at U o'clock. U. F. McLaughlin oi Deer Creek, ou last Saturday' sale gut a fine 7 guitar lor 60 cent, and a fiae accordion was knocked down at OS cents to . . liarpban. Mr. McLiugbliu aleo bid in a fairly good vio'in at 75 cents. Yoa will have fo hurry if you get better bargains than that this next Saturday. Foresters Masque Ball. Elaborate arrangements are being made by the Roiebu'g lodge, Foresters of America, for a grand manjus ball to bi giveu iu tbe opera houte Chrutmae eve. Tbe Foreetera' well known reputa tion as royal euUrUi ners will bo folly sustained on this occasion, tbo auccess of which ia a ieady a aured, Doo't for get the date. tf Notice to Tax-Payers. Notice is hereby given, tbiit the tax roll for the year 1900, will le c!o:d on the 15th day ol November, 1'JOl, and the Delinquent Roll for advertising and sale will immediately be ma le out. E. L. Pabboti. Sheriff of Dong'as County, Oregon. A Reversible Social. B ti9)9ilB Ot)1 OqW 100 pug pu '(! etnoa 'uo femog "aiuoo uoeiju uoigsjm -pV 8u-im( lii pu uii)j8oid eug 'uujo 0 K'i aooji pooU lt y Natlye Sena' hal', November 8. FRUIT (ikOWERd AITliNTION. State Hoard of Horticulture wil Ux- hlbit Fruit Products of Southern ' Oregon at Portland, Free. A. U. Carson, the member ol tbe State Board of Horticulture, for thie the Third district, who was attending a meeting of the Board at Portland, du -ing tbe past week, say a be was iu press ed with the large number of percoos from the Eastern slates visiting tbe .wwrii ami WtaLiri9 t ii f. it rti ia 1 1 1 1 it uu lia al.u . horiicaltural products of the various por-1 lions of Oregon. Iu the mailer ol die-' play Southern Oregon eeems to be lack ing an I missing a brilliant opportunity of making i's products known and ol calling the attenlioa 'J t,oioe-ieekera tc our very superior Lot ticrrltural resources. Other li.calitiea that do nt approach this tec-lion tiihtr in. productivecese, quality or quanti y of Luit ron have exhibits lhat draw much attention to ihetn, Mr. Careon conuItuU w if h r:d n.ade arrangement with tico f i II. I.-tQibt-i-noii of tbe Board, that if the fruit grow ers of Southern Oregon would donate and prepay expreaa of any kind dried or green he would look carefully after it, label it by whom and where grown and place it on exhibition and keep it before the people until decayed. Apples ahoul i te feet io quantities of no. les thin five cf one variety, naming tbe variety and (ost-effice add ret i .cf the .rrowoi and old nowepaaere should ba ued liberally in packing tho apples o that they will not bruise. A few bcxea cf choice fruit thus sent ti tbe care of George II. lumber son, No. 210 Waehingtin ilreet, Portland, will be tareluLv exhitiitud aud Le of imwaae advantage in adverti-iLg ur fruit ro iojrces aud attracting many of the hotuc seeker who call at the rocm o! tbe Board ot II jrtical.u-e t) Sou'.bera Ore gon. A Higher Civilization. WabiToS. Oregon, Oct. i'j, 1'Ail. Any imc ot people that ca. not eland Cis.lintion ight to bevms tx.incf. Any Diai ' j proierU a j .el and eq.i t bl? guv. ri. :i i t i!oa clI Jetrve p'Ot-c-t on by eiu . . ..m, .l.c-jt. Civilix-"!-. ot ex o-t or dfr! t ittiO it rum- '. t'lvi i i't governmi-nt it. o i q n-ciou n . h ia a protection t a 1 manl t- a iiuen'i of cvihxtloii. in ur' c.vrizt'.i. a cie a.r a orrn;i.-ir I. at ; tcr a itf titi. rrS'irctiaut d-ve! pearo irepc'ive I ire clawn vf inter ti ftti a id ignor ance. 1'. rleo loltratee a'l ' jrtua i rc tigion tliat ia nut a'.tig ni-t:e to inch gnvertiuiect. Under oo n.odified aui tn. proved fo'm ol err.rti.i a-i.l c:v Itzit-on w dtuy ti e iliviur n.Lt . I I rr- acd make i o Of t-rf my du.ot g tree t ni pt inoi' tl a-f . i ut., 1. It Dl mil t-jerit Tfje li'iBib t-: iT'eani ia aa g K.-1 ai th lawyer t tho bar. It rnct. i pj'stble to a raiUfriilter Ui b.-c i.e i-ic-;drt.l o' ttie United State. Bidra a man' f i ' : wil i not a pclttira' tet. ! n mai tSod r v e'aiio-i in th? science in the volitn :f' the Ui iverte, mt grrument and civii tzatioodos no! i nprl bt progre. There ar tub in and orcoU .'ore a bt -id t-lec.rii t ai.d tnagnelirm to t iucovetr I at.l i ;! aj oa 1 r cur lor an of g- v ufrx-nt u.i civil avion it ie tuaJr -o ai'j. Mocii ai.l be rtvraittf ibroug'i the p tt.tii trce and FDergy fiat prirueaU a:l rxiktt-r. We hare n.-t reacbe-t tb atai knoWg- nor the Lighcit t tt lI c!ti'liti .i nor can it be acccmplipb-d wrh'-u. e-qiaLtr r.f righ". I. C Hiu.. Dbolution of Partnership. Notice i hrreby given it a' "La r nemtip hi retolore exsti-g Lttaeen C. L, Red and I- R. Milliard under the 6rm name oi Red A MiniorJ in tbe trat cut on ot a I qior cia.n m, ii this day dtseolved by matoai coteen', 0. 1 Reed cantiMfling th busineM. A I lia-biiiiif-s at well aa oottnd:cg accounts dt'ing fro-n My 1, lofli, ar awu-nrd by said O. Red. wtn wft ty a!l - bV.li ai.d w!i 1 nrg t!iit all c."Oi.t' due the fir?n b-. paid to him at aurarly date. R.eburg, Ore. J..L. EkKiv-O.-t. 31. lOriU -L.B. M:.bo Notice of Final Settlement. la th t'onnty Cu irt f.- lu('.ai C-iunty. State nf Omtnn . laihr tnaUrr of t :ate t ot W. T h i. r l.n-2. .oUr 1 barel.y ciM that C. K. W W!.-.-, the almlr.Utranr o. v . T. h.t-h-r, lt.i-a.l. km fi:et In nald r.iir. final aatNiunI of h t.r-.ttiiur la the a.lmluitr-)tl.a o' uiO raute. Trial Tnoa.liT the .!r,l ,ty o? DjcemSr, at le o Cork a. in l the c.urt r.ioia la the e.vnrt hnu.. at K..-unt. Or-. 11, liaa b-,-a aet br trie Hon. M I. Th-ii:pu, t'aunly Jn.lau of the 11 couniT H.f tim" f-r lit-ariiK ob 'vctlono. tl a-y. n uie ,ai 1 flnal accvuut, and to the rina! eil mnt f the umt, . baw l at Koat-loint, Onua, ihl. .vnh "aj of Ociula-r.A. U. I'JDl. , - , ! tt. K.W BKrLER. A.tmlri.'.ratorot thu etai ; ot W T. Wbciiir, ftWKWl - . - - 1 irt t'Uhhcatton, Oct 01, l'.-Cl. Oi:p 1 to 1 OO give away irora November ist to January ist, 1902 I the Leading Shoe Dealer will give away THREE prizes. One chance with every dollar worth of shoes purchased at SorosisShoeParlor FIRST rRIZE Gold Watch, Waltham, $25 SECOND PRIZE Solid money, U. S. coin, $toj . ,t THIRD PR1ZB Solid money, U. S. coin, $5 Prizes ou exhibit in show window Full line of shoes and rubbers to suit the weather and your pocket book. Best liue of school shoes ever shown in Roseburg. Everything new aud up-to-. date. No old styles.. . Come in and see how this . is done, SAO H THE NEW I tjeneral Mercnanaise More We arc now doing business in tbe "Old Marks Corner" and present a full line of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boots g and Shoes and Groceries, which are all up to the highest standard of excellence and at prices to attract the closest buyers, either for cash i or produce. To all our friends, while spending the day in town, we arrre- can assure a welcome at our store and offer all the conveniences it can give. Within the city, we can respond to orders by 'phone, and aa attend to same promptly through our delivery. a 'Phone 071 Roseburg Rakery. Caai. SciiMltSTKis, frop. T A Bakery from which cornea 2 '3 the mtst whe!esimeauil de- "V licious tj Bread, Pies, Cakes, etc A hill line of Choice Cream and Other Candies, ft! SlttltTLV It UC. - - X ;, UO to .. .. For a Prompt and Firat-cla-a Shav or Hair-cut. 0m-le-nt Wijrknien, C'-an Tow--!, Tools always in el.ai. Baths in Connection. , 4 J Mu.p on Ja- ks..n ?t. J A4etwaVaTaa a aAaAAAaA aalaa www1 w ar jt TWTrTtaTTf yTVrT?'aT h. Little, .. DENTLST I i Oakland. -j Oregon, j I'm .mm We mako and have on Laad - a Li,; ft- k of the ti:nrst coa-f-ct;.ji.-ry on the market. Ice Cream and Summer Drinks served to taste HUT 1 1BIPP WANTED EVEKAL PERSONS OF character and g'l .'repnuifioa in eVth etate ,-ne in this roantr nrqaired) to r rrefent au.1 adyertije olj es'.ab ! weattv.y bneiness Urirt f r,i;.I fin.. ;.i landing. Salary ) 00 weekir with expet a1.!!tioia! a I raaL'ein caeb each Wedoed4y direct tVcra btad ctlis. Hor and carrisg? rurwtsleed, when necereary. Iteferecraa Vr,,-! e&Lf-addreixted atamje. envelope. Mio- n;er, 4io L,x:on bui;ainj, tbicac FACTS a iff. H. IBff'o J & BARBER SHOP, 1 i True economy in paint is attained only when the best of material is used. We carry the best grade paint ou the market If Erst-class paint costs oaly oae -fifth m re than a poor quality paint, and lasts just twice as loa it stands to reason that THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST, full line of PAINTING SUPPLIES, GUARANTEED PIIRK LINSEED OIL, PIONEER WHITE LEAD at lowest market prices A. C. MARSTERS & CO., ROSEBURG, OREGON H. MARKS CO 3 I Who will win the Prize? JmI For every 6( eer t pnrchase al my atora yoa not only gt jffi value received in tt.e freebee and tst arocerie in 'Oo y at loweat price, but a ticket aLich may make yoo the W winner ol tbe LsiKteom? prit f extra la'ge w doil, jfTT row on exhibition io my store window. Ca l early before tie tickets are all out. WILL g THE Don't put off until tomorrow what you ought to have done day before yesterday. Arrange for your Oliver plows aud repairs without delay CHURCHILL d WOOLLEY AGENTS Mill 1 1)8... AT- arkcr's Timothy, Red Glover, j Orchard Grass, EnglishRyeGrass lYTesqiiife or Velvet Grass, Vetch Seed. Cstray Notice. There came 'j my p-ace oie aad cne balf mi'e n-jr'ttt o! Capeoirul. one gray mare, we; .t Shi? et-(.i baadreJ, hegbt aboi: 'otriea at-. ifit)efe brand oq li. Owuer can ie c:iver eatae by paying charge and proving property. cH.4 L. M. Di-srux ABOUT 1 1 CURRIER GROCER r.v.s ami tasil:sgtcs stzxets portlaxo, oaxevox A. P. Arwrutraaf . Lt B-. pTtacfctaJ A prial, tmUMiit ttocl, cosaycao .'.r thorou;l wcrlt . with baacrevia cf grntn 13 ?c:ticixa aa bockkcrpcra aad itnonplicnL Alrcadr pros4 of a t aaadj wliatnu i.soa, it aeuiiW better aad Tutlcr. C--a 11 ize yrar. Stadest adsslfj ay tiae. ."r.Titt or c- iasractioo. Leara what aad ir init, aa-1 what UcaHa. Catiiofwe frew. Board a Direct- Q I P. TltCHPSON, FiSSIDEXT T- o &-Lii conte - - cans u. do" k at FRESH BREAD P. t'alra ar.J raatry of aU k'r.4 Boat rla:abL aad wko aoma la ta c::y. I'aaJia, Cijcar aaJ Fntt Id Tnl aortiat aJ ol Ci ftat qoaU'.y. I. J. NORflAN PAINT We carry the best grade paint ou the market I Druo-oists &