The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, November 21, 1901, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextThe Twice-a-MTeck Rose&arg PlaincJcalcr FuDll&aeU Mondays and Tliuily PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING CO. W. C. Conner, Editor and Publisher Lacra E. Jones, City Editor, Solicitor. August J. Kkaxtz, Foreniau T-icc-4-Vek PLundeakr, per year, $1.50 Entered at the Post Office in Roseburg, Ore., ae second class mail matter. Advertising Rates on Application. HW aJCLlTING TO NIWSt-rEB 8CKHCK.1P1ION. Aceonlint to some of the latest laws newspa-..ni.iiKtii-ni tnaT unw individuals who Int. a ut'rant tL'tu-c tov lorit to be arrested 1.1. frun.l. 'niiar 'his nilin. alio, anone who nil liif uicr'piion to run a our l"T a tune unpaid and ! hen orders it tlisconlinued, or or ders the KtiiiMer ui ms-rk it rvfiiK't, or sends a po-Ul eant to trie putiusn jrs is name vi ar rest a-id hue tnesarue as ior Lheit. CinbtolOK Kate We have arranged with a large number ol papers and magazines lor rates which will give " to our subscribers two publications for a siight aJvunce orer the cost of Thb Plajkdealkb lone. Following Is a partial list: Tartcs-a-Wcix Plaikdealxk and the Toledo Blade - -H 75 New York Tribune- '. 1 Oregonian 2 00 8. F. Bulletin 0C 6. F. Call 2 OP Hural Northwest 1 NOVEMBER 21, 1901. Nebraska is republican for kepf. bat we trust that will not cause htr to Ke one of her most widely adver tised eons. Senator Warren predicts that Wyoujiug will eoon take rank with the greatest oil-prod nciug Slates, a J he isn't a "gusher." The I'russiaa Sliuister of Com merce and Industry attribute ibe preeent industrial depression in Ger iuany to undertaking too much. Mr. Gorman succeeded 60 well in stealing the State of Maryland that he is laving plana to burglarize the the democratic President nomination. In recognizingithe fact that the U. S. is today the world's greatest pow er the German government Ehows an ability to recognize facts that is rare ly found iu a government. A New York Democratic organ of standing eay6 that its party has no recognized and trusted Notional leader. The election returns from N braska exdp) the rdatement. The man who uetiis to swap iff our present blec-.-ed prosperity for a job Sol of democratic wreckage and frazzrd-edged foolery could eai a pole cat and never make a crooked face. Ex. The Pulikdeai.ee solicits corres pondence buii du-.cuoeiona on all i nb lic matters, but owing to the crowd ed con titiou of our columns we must insist that such articles be brief and to the po: nt. Oor friend-, the enemy" would do well to save their ammunition for the real thing instead of wasting it opTU wh it they imagine President Roosevelt will say in his Urtt mes cage to Coijgri'ss. Public opinion strongly favors the establishment of the Department of Commerce as au executive branch of th Federal govetnuient and the present Congress will doubtless pro vide fur it. President Roosevelt favors CLi Dese exclusion under laws more stringent than tLe Geary act. Good for Hoosevelt His position on this question uiak 8 him solid with the people of the I'acific Coast. M. L. Izor, editor of the Darand, (Mich.) Express has lca cit-d tvt contempt of court for Laviug the temerity to criticise the circuit court for a deci-uoa,reudered. This doc trine ih it a court is ubuve criticism f iir and cauiid criticism is be coming altogether too general. It is time t'jat uew-tpsper nun combine to annihilate iL When the time conn s that courts are above just criticism the -liberty of epeech and of the press will be :u- inorie. Here and There. It is reported that BUcche Bates the celehraU-d ctre--, turn in PorUnd, ip critically id iu a 1 tr il hospital, and may never ci aa'n. Tb O t-nou exhibit at the Pan Ameri can Expo i iou mi :-w rJ -H 12 meJa including - oid, 'ver, rd b-one rid li3 diplomas of honorable mtntion. For exhibits from this county, Henry tSchrc ten of this city received a bronze mpdal for pome rr. and Misa Su'.ton of Mill wood a ip'omi of bono xbie n.eQ iorj f-r aa art book. Oneofth g a.tst painters of modern times' E'-erf St: t n MacClay U. b. If. Painter ol hiiee-tioodo. North Ro e o-c U r vlit on the boom, not bum." tVi h ome new dwellir-K" jnt com ete', new wate ry8terB, new liRhW, an 1 now a i. w bridge is nea i g;ompletion. Sbe's the Brcoklyn thai Kill' make Greater Kutel'Urg jet. Passers-by the Soldier ' Home these days, are fatcii.ated by the beauty ol tLe Home and it- urroundins. Thethrfe l .ri;e neat, ai d nic -l tini-tiel buildi .gs t'e fir grcve, and he beautiful green lawn eurioanded by a pretty hedKe, in whicb is Been U colore of chrvs.inti.0 mnius and oiber 11 iweir, with Old Glory waviog over all, ivc8 it a chr.u tiiat is uiU'pasmd and rocfitoie tbe opinion of its founders that there is no oilier epo' in Oregon to suitable for its locatiou. While the Iarpe new sdditioi tj Lonpiial is finished and nicely fornipbed with Ituoace, ittaoj radia ore, at u vruui.- ti "H, etc , it if a deplorable fact that there tins not 1eeo emngb tuoney pro vided by the etate to finish and fiiroifib the new Barracks building which has recently bc.-n encloped and neatly paiu ted ou the ouleide, hence it will remain of no service It the Home or state for at least two eur or until a small appropri a ion is made for she purpose of complet ing this iv a :li needed addition to the Oregon S -Idiera' Home. lVprg are in 'Purines" to bring Bait c?iriFt a rvr'nin Tecdleton woman, who baa wtitlen over twtuty letters to differ- mdTriM1 u.imcn ..I Mint in! iormiiii; them ol misbehavior of their hu-hu.,a h-m she alleges have played " he Kdllriii" wi :i nilii-r woman, dii'iug their ivs at)-e:ice at the . e.a-hore t r in the uiou .t.mif?. An effort wi 1 e made !' pu.it h her uudr a etntote 1'iat mskes the penaiti in.prisonm-nt u the p -idu-ntiiry. Tiie Waehii.gtoo S'ar alter revieamgi f the ureal woik Booker Wabhiug- I tnn da H.i.h for ti e ii. tt-o and Ida cause in an editona', eajs In pnrt. "01 what benefi to Booker Washington and his work is this em piv, and ardaoas rourd of b cq-i-ts ir.d pa-lor fuuciionjT Wheiein ddea it profit hiai or the cu e he has at heart tliat he finies in Hart-, lord or Bjeton draw ing rojmc, eita t lux urious tab'es eveu that of Preidei:t Roosevelt bimsif and gives his time to what, wecill "eocietv?" These people really see nothing more in him than a caprice. Tney are mereiy potting him on exhibition, nlorilyiog Ihemeelvei by a patrontgeof one who is worth more to civiliz i. iou and humauity (ban auy dozen of ihem. He will Btrut his little hour on the lir.sel stiAa aud be cast away whau the idle faucv eball have run its course. A well known and highly respected ci'izei ol rortlanrt awoe me oiocr mornirg an I f joiid i his kitchen a havket conttinitig BJm libs ol a fine buck dtser, knowing that it waa against the law tu hvs veonon in one's post'se- ion so be bid it until next morning and then ate it to get rid of it. On invwti- uation it was found that a friend whiie bear" hunting had trur.d a fine buck in tbe wooJs freei'ii to death and shot it to put it out of misery. Then to keep th mea from Hro'limr, he distributed it a mo g friends ou the eiy- L-ss than a year igo R -eaVrarg had a ca-e of this kind where e.ime respected cilia ns bad to eat veni?oa t vet it out ot tneir po86jr6;on, Fanny ie'ut i ? Ramrlke. DOUGLAS COL'NTY BANK. New Stockholders Organize and Elect Officers. Hon R. A Box h and the new s'ock- nolder-; of iiie I ul County B.:i.k, held taeir tirnt Deeling in th law offi :- of F. W. Bens ! in il is ci'y this morn ing, effected i-rganizaticn and elected o?- ficerr a-- lollo : OtKtcT us R. A. Booth, E'ine; A. C. Marsteis, Roselu g;.". t. TotK G .nts Pji; K. L. Miller, iw.eourif ; J. K. K.e:!y, Eu- ane: i. T. linden, R'vurg; F. W. lii oi, K iar,t. Prrsi ten, ti A. Bwh, of Eiene; Vic P.eti ten!, A.C M;surs, of K-n--t'urg ; Ciipiiier, J. 1. M irfhali, lo tu-iIy Ol tbe Al.'.Sorth 3t!ni:ai .Bn4 i Portlr.d : Co'iO-i-tion re.retury, F. W. i-neof, cf Kour. Tbe capiini stock is e'ated at "i0,000 itcd is a'! Fub-cribeJ, tte et cfelio'dem. besides tho a'.iuve mentioned parties comprisicu mtnv o! toe most rcodian- tial citizens of Ln. J:iphine and Djog'.its rontitips. It i njt the int"n ti n cf thj ce rrianktemi-n' to srsume chargn of "Af DonxiuB Ooui.ty Btnk on- tii b ot J-in 1, 1'J02, hot owl' g to the ill heal'h of lu pr;ent trop"ietor or presi dent, O. F. G l'rey, the ne ininagc iient a ill assu-i.e charge of ibe bauk Dec. 1, 1901. All ihe rffnrs of the new backii g firm ere too well known to ui-cd any iiitroduct:oo thr. ngh our columns. T'ey are Kohirtaiitii! and thoroughly praclica' business men and wid nodont t incre-Be the popuI;ity and hn?it:eFs of ti U already el. known ard popular financial ii 6 itu'i jr.. Douglas County poultry Show. Th- D cg'a County Poultry Associa tion ha b-n hoi -ting n veral met:ng6 recently, mtk'.nt: pr-nminarj arw ge- tuents fo tl.eir Recond annual exhibi tion. The c-miing poultry ihow will be ie',d in Ko-teh'irg ot Die. 2o 27 and 2?, 1901. Tho ini;t locoion is not yet known hnt negotiations for S'.ocum'p had a'e now in progress. T!ie tr.embere 4 tb vKfnettion are enthusiastic anil exp-ctt uuli' coi-f iderri improve ment ovr tbf Adh x'libiMO'i of la' year. The premiuiu list and formal an nouiicemeiit will he oat about Dec 1st W. W. B owning, o O-'dw, U'ah, who is reco nifd sr one of the leading poul try exprt- rf t1" P-c'fic Northwest, will a 'ain be on hen 1 to ja 'g i th exhibit'. He will also jud.e the t xbi it at Eugene ou DtJC. l'J, 21 and 2i Piano Contest Vote. Tbe J 1th ciny t-s of the votes cast iu the grand n.irnt).i l piano cont-et was made Wedoesdy by the committee, D.S, west and . u. flint, and resulted as follows, tin the total to date: Rebekahs , 3')5 L. O. T. M Eastevn Star Kiks Preptiyteri-tn church ChriHtimi Cbnrcb A O. U. W Catholic Church .17W0 .10514 ..3iiH . 30:9 .20.S3 ..1(H7 M. E. Church W. O. W Lkiri; Glee L. A. S Socialist Cub Djiree of Honor The next count wid be the last of .. 177 .. 167 .. 127 .. 100 tbe contest I he polls will close on Decern her 2, l'JOI, at one o'ch.ck p. in. LetUr List. BemHin't.'j uncalled for at tbe Rote b irg poetortji-e. Pt-reo.-iS ca in i lor thes- h-'t-ri will please stale the d te o-i li:ch th;y are a iv rtieci, Nov. 1S; I'.KM : Areney, M. AlHott't, H. M'jwaid, i. ?. J! ':-" tl' Li ura Jones, Mia Doaa S ..to. . P.rry K-rg, F. II. Sreoar.l, Cordelia Loinirter, Jnunie Wall-, II mti The letters fill be cliMrged for at the rate of one cent 4ach. W. A. Fkatkk. P. M. Lime and ceuiMnt at vtrylow plica al MaiBtera' Drag Sioie. From Oui Correspondents. Gardiner and Scottsburg Notes. O. Hacker of Scotteburg, s ependiig a few days in the White City. "Uncle" Job Hatfield, one of the pioneer residents of Scoltsburn, epent a few days at Gardiner lust week. Henry Lackeinger, one of the prosper ous lariuerd iu the vicinity of Scottsburg, 1 was vieititig iu Gardiner Monday. M'ibb Lucy Gruhbe was a passemter ou Tbuisdav'e stag and went to Koeehorn the same evening to spend a few days. Tho Gardiner Hotel has changed bauds i n 1 'lie new proprietor, Perkins Broc, are renovating the building and fixing it up iu tirst-clasa chape. The Scotteburg hotel has been newly paiLtttd, and presents a very clean and appearance. Landlord Majory thoroughly nuderstands the hostelry t unices, aud always keeps his table supplied with tbe best tbe market affords. Tbe Gardiner Mills are now running right along without a hitch. This L) certainly one of the best equip ped and thoroughly up-to-date mills on the coast, and tbe company employ only first class men to take charge of their machinery. The Gardiner school is . progressing nicely, witb Mies MAiimilla Nichols as principal, and Miss Eunice Stewart, as Mat ant. Both are young ladies of ex-p-iif-r.ee and ability aud are giving good Siftisfaction among the patrons of tbe echHl. The members of the Young 1'tuV Social Clou cave tbe first social if the season to their lady friends Saturday evening Nov. 9, at their hall in Gardiner. The evening was very enjoyably spent with suctal games and light refreshments and the ladies all voted it a comp'e eenc cees. W. P. Rted it running his creamery only every other day now, but turns cut a fine grade of butter and cheese. The steamer Umpo.ua, which is still run by the geninl Capt. Ea'l and Engineer Law horn, makes tbe run up Smith river every other day. Mrs. M. Sherrelt, of Bcottsbuf , ac companied by her niece, Mies Graoe Ricker, ol Gardiner, leit last wtek for Clackarua?, to spend tbe winter, tbe form.'i's bucband having bought farm property near that place. Mr. Sherrett i' foieman at the Gardiner Mill Co.' l-jiuk; camp near Scottsburg. Capt. Jones, of tbe log Uunlei, re cently iuvi'ed a party of three ladies to take a ride out to the bar. The .day ws perfect and th trip down the rive was delightrul, but the bar waa very rough ind well well we wont say anrihii g tbout the way (he ldiea looked wbm they returned to Gardiaer. Ilow-v r, if you contemplate a trip of that kind as our fi'-t etpi-rience, yoa might ark the M-hoo' "msrai" or the FlaisokalbbV oity editor how they stood the trip. Normal School Notes. Dbais, Or., Not. 19, 1X1 Mrs. Witu epent a very pies eant Saturday aud Sunday iu R eehu'g, the irns,l of Mr. ard Mrs. A. M. Ci aw lord. The rejutir term exa-niniUons h ive jav. bi?e:i co upittei, tiie classes oran tz ! aid arj now going a'ea I with the woi k of the eecond term. Tbe teacher' review class whicb Las a large and mowing cieabersbip of pro i?rrsive teachers from different parts of hi con at y is tho-ouj'ily oranizd and d.ing some Bub-t-tntisl review work. The Normal school is steadily growing in members'iip. It bns now jist filly two iMr cent more students than at the same tim last year, while other? arw arriving almcsr daily. The follow ing pupils bdve been enrolled within tne pKt few days: Fred Bonebrake, Sadie H .tfield. Le Cannon, Tbnr-nan Crnnon, EJoa C.nnoD, Dorothy D ion, Mayme Dixon, R hnrg; Leesie M;ller, Hay nurgl ; M' Id rod and Biaine Hatoee, Elx ton; E Ir a an I William Ward, Lorne; H. gh L. Da Armoad, Grants Pass. Tbe Ztrnzamian Literary Society Is do ing eoue excellent work. It is proving a valo ble adjanct to the Fchool work. The Soci ty has ad ipied tbe plan of con centra ing each ptogram on some cer tain subject, trpic, or author, tbu the etud n s get a many Bided view of tb matter under dircoeeioa. At tLe lat nieeting tbe following officers were elect- d for tiie enduing term: Albert E N-wby, preside' t; Lester Powell, vice president; 2e Miers, secretary ; Lfe lioMiiler, trweorer; Glenn Wimberly. sargeant-al-aruiB. Tbe 6iudeuta Boardiug Hall is rapidly filltui! and will soon reach the limits of itscvpici'y to accommodute students Tiiose now here are earnest, industrious, qu'et and ordi rly, tbua making the hall a pie if ant home. Stcdkkt. Looking Glass News. Farming is ihe ordur of the dey. Mr. J ickson ia erecting a dwelling houe 0'i bis farm this winter. Why not have a Xmas tree in our little valley to amuse tbw children, and Ibe oil paopl-', too. James Goodmin, the popular saw mill man of R(8T03, has moved bis family into our burg once mors. EJward Morgan, who haa been visit ing bis daugtre', Mr. H. D. Pilmer, at Drain , retarded home a few dayB ago. Oar school is progressing nicely under the mauaement of Miss Wixon, ol Brockway, and Misi Badger, of Rose burg. S. P. Brown, who has been living at Oakland, has purchased tbe farm of Wm Gaskill, in oar valley, and moved here to reside. Wm. Cochran and family, of Rose burg, hive moved back to our yalley again, and Mr. unchran has opened a geueral merchandise store. ' There will be Thanksgiving pet vices held at the church on Nov. 23. To rninHtxrs wi'l iw present, Riv. Howard, of Diili'd, and R-4V. Riede, ol Ten Mi e. Amm. Ladies, you shou d see lb it elegam ne hue of n iiomob le and jnckets at H. MrkR & Co. The swelleul thiug n town. The handy receipt hook, also blank liots and ail forma of legal blank, at the FtAiMJuAAkB office, tf (Continued from I as 1.) not for a moment doubt one word, that Mr. Scott says in his editorial, "A New Mare'a Nest," yet we cannot hut recall the very strange co-inciJent that about the time Mr. lianna is reported to have been honored with Mr. Scott's presence in Mr. Uanua'a political closet, the ed itorial columns of thw Oregonian seemed to looee its conspicuous yellow border. Yet after all, with a man ol Mr. Scott's comprehensive ability, it is not neces sary for him to see Mr. Hanca in private to realize that McKinley's administra tion was, comparatively speaking, very much like tbe man McKiuley him self, faultless, for as it oitrn happens in this world, a man of broad and grasping thought, eome times fails to grasp a truth iu its full force, until later, wheu his mentally inferior frieud will peiceive at a glance aud weigh witb a precision that is almost incredible. So it may De witn our iriena iiarvey. lie may have come to Bee, although at a very Lite date, without any aid from air, Hann i, the diamond e 0 tab. of diplomat ic ability that was ever present during Mr. McKiuley'u entire public career. There can be no question bb to tbe great volume of Mr. Scott's ability even iiiouu ws cannot at an tunes say en much as to bis sincerity of purpose; however as it seems to be in order even at this early date, to place la protpective nomination the likely aspirants for sen atorial.snd ccming presidential honors and as Uaivey S.-ott would be fine Mate timber out of which Oregon could -build a most abU senator, It might be well to cancede tbe eenatorahip to Mr. Scott, aud as we hva auother Moelioley iu John II. Mrcbell, prrUaps it would be well for tb- Pl.usdkai.kb to pot John 11. Mi'cbell In nomination lor first place on the coming presidential ticket, and as Mr. Scott's attitude politically toward our friend Senator Mitchell, seems lately twist, it may tjj tiiat .Mr. hdlt will give your motion ao able second and you will have taken the firut step tow-irJ Btailiuic another McK.nby addmtnetration and Mr. Mitchell, wbile yet in the Senate, ould r. torn Mr. Scoi.'a c-jur'e y in sec onding Mr. MitcbTa presidential nom ination tlrosgli tbe ab'e cdumna of the Oregonian by eecuiing the bo ior of Mr. Scott 'a tervica on a benatorial c-immittee presided over b bimeif, that is t ray by Mr. John ;U. Mi'cbell. Tbi would sarely be that whicb reems imm nx, uamelr, tbe great Scott boo roam ng riiiicably with the great -Mitchell lio hrougnout tbe political forests of Uiic'e Sxm. Oakland, Nav. 19 SiBscmBEa. I.N THE OIL FIELD5. Work at the Plant of the Southern Oregon Oil Well Going on. Struck a Volcano. Ever since the i.tw 1"J0 pound eteel jrs arrived from Sau F.a'i cucj and were placed la poe !lt--u at t:iu driiiiug u.aut of Ilia utliern (J ejQ U I Co., lie gooc work of poon liug tiiroub ibe hituxu; jJd Bind and tiUale has beeu goibg oi with oiceatiag act;vry. f! e weii i uow down to a depth of I, '260 fort an- all ihe excellent indicatiooa of saccenlul ly t ipping permanent oil sands have con tinued aud in tome ways have increase. since drilling has ben leeumed. Tbi oianapemeat were never before mor uopelul axid ei;-ct3t ol a neb reaaid of an at undant flow of the g-esej liqa:' .is a reward lor tbeir labor aLd expend) ture of capital. Manager R. M. FtV log of t pera- lious at the Southern Oregon O.l Co.'r Weil boms tbe wors of dril.mg as iol to8 10 It el ol iiravtl; -lo iu U litt. Biadsione; 00 !o SU ftet, yedjw e!i,e; 8'J to 111) feet blue sar-dsioae. Watir a 8) feel came up to wiUiiu 10 feet uf lb top. 110 to 115, couitlouiera'.e Crment, gravel wasn ; 115 to 131, blue SADilal..te; lol to lbl, cement, broken up qnartz, Tftj bard; 161 to 2vti, thin etra'as ol bine clay and shale; 'Jd to 5oS, blue shale, wit i a show of oil; 5'JS to wbite Ban !, quite show of osfel' ; HO to 1160, shale and tanJ, abow of oil again, od blossom'. News corner from ladio of a iro't re markable strike t) toe Riversidd Oil Co. while driiiiug for petroleum at their plant 1 mile east of Yoicauo Springs At a deptb of 600 feet the bit pen e rated a eubterraneau volcaoo which reieaaed a column of steam, bot mud and molten' rock that abot nvo ibe air for a height of over 100 feet. Tbe drilling outfit-wan recked but fortauately no one operating tbe rig was ir j ired. Tbe location is now a miniature volcano, burling steam, mud and molten stufi hib into tbe air, ih roaring noise from which can bf beard fo: over a mile ditait. Operations have been entirely ai atKioneJ, ind the bole ia constantly enlarging and fears are er li rlained that tbe welt may torn into a volcano of lrge proportion. Boulders uf a lare e.t- li.v been thrown high ip( to the air whiie tu) ler stores have beeu burled bun beds cf feet by the subter ranean tfistnrbance. The localii; ir on tbe eige of the wtll-kuowu Salion tia' n. Trou'-le with too IB is the bace of the oil drillers work, aud the Southern Orc-r gou Company i-nol ttie only one tha1 baa been having experience in lhat line a the lullowing from the Redding "Free Preee" speaking of oil drilling operatirn in that viciLity shows: "Al last it reems that the string of tools iu the ShasU Consolidated oil well ia to be drawn out. The tools were wedged a hiiudred feet from the bottom of the well and a horn socket used in the effort to drw them out had been broken off. For several wetks Superintendent Hardisnn bax been trting en loosen and raise tbe broken born tocktt with grippling hooks. He has eucceedeJ. Tbe books fioal y clucbed firmly and the engine be gan to pull. Tbe entire siting of tools was raised thirty feet in the well before tbe broken socket let looee and was lift ad out. Aa'iptocket which was ready lo be driven down to lift tbe tools proves too email and inu-t be taken lo Hie Keswick machine shops to bw enlarged. It appears that little difficulty will be ex perienced in cetting the tools ont now and that actual drilling may soon be recommenced." Tidings. . - For Typewiiter. If, in tbe pat y m hitve had trouble with your typewriter ribbons, eend a sample order to E. L. King, No. 213 San some Street, San Francitco, and see if you cn't get a bet er ribbon for seventy five cents than yon have been paying a dollar for. $7 per dozon any color and lor any machine E. L. Ki'so, . PaciOce C-iat-t General Agent. 213 SanBouie Si., San Francisco. N18. ASK Druggi A. J Ok for 10 CENT TRIAL SIZE. Ely's Cream Balsn Gives Kcliel at onca It clenr, sonthct and heals the diseased mem- and drives away a Cold J RV F F VF 11 mine Head quickly, it in abaorlwd.- ileals and Protects the Meinlmni. Kstore the Renoe of 'I aKta and SmelL Fm alM 60c; Triiil slse l"c.; it Drnpclsts or hy mall. Hi BiWlUliKS, M Warrau burnt, w Tork, High School Notes I m U 1 n. .. .i V 1 1 . . . ' ' " " -' .......... Mms Bickmib Kiodib, Astociate y Oar Bcbool notes are ecarce this week. The monthly examination) have just been completed, and tbe roll of honor is an encouraging sign. The new pop'ls (bin month are, Victor Miller, Maude Dambleton, Burt Riddle, Fred Adams and Retha Belmont. Tbe basket ball teams commenced their practice last Saturday in Slocum's ball. They have much lamenesi and many bruises alter their first tiial, yet their ardor is not dampened. The foot ball team is also practicing every day as they will play Oakland on Saturday Nov. 23, the Eugene high Kcbool on Thanksgiving day Nov. 23 and also have received challenges from Cottage Grove and Ashland which have not yet been decided upon. This makes quite a good schedule of games and we hope in tbe near future to have a gocd match game in Roaebarg. koix or UON0B. The following pupils have earned a standing of one iu each of their studiee, and in deportment, aud have been neith er absent nor tardy during the month ending November 15, 1901: Bessie Kid der, II anna Wollenberg, Pearl Reals, James Kcuns, Forrest Fraley, Bert Bry ant, Alice Mahn, Mabel Leonard, Etta Maydale, Iva Carrier, LeNoir Ragsdale, Oliyia Rislev, Dollie Jackson, Dexter Jones, Yulney Dixon, Millie Smith, Mildred Watte, Pauline Ibompsoni Edith Patterson, Mrta Bales, Fred Wbeaton, Lucy Bridges, Maud Cline, Francis Rieley, Grace Mareters, Archie Jackson, Kate Cordon, Ella Bryan, Lucile Ragsdale, Ray Maralers, Tommy Eaton, Mary Hodsoo, Lanra Evarta Hrzel Caaifi'ld,. Jennie Wharton, Aileen Towueud, O.IenaN cbols, Be eie Cirlcn, Harold Smith, Andrew Mathews Rofcos Mareter, P. U. Black, Wallace Singleton, Mab.d Brran, ' DeLoss Green, Carl Dont and Cecil Black. Wood Wanted. Sealed hids, iu duplicate, will be re ceived at the o'tfi-e of tbe Oregon Soldiers' Home at Keburg, Oregon, np to 12 o'clock, norn, December 10, 1'JOI. forlhsd livery at said Home of 250 cords o' tei'on d fir word in 4 foot lengths. This wood man be from firtt growth I i.-g body ti nbe-, sound, sod oi 6ret-cl.E m rchan'ai-1 quility in every particular. Fiytneot will be made quarterly fcr such amounts as may be delivered und accepted. Tbe delivery uodr the con'ract awarded moat L completed ou or b. fore Oc'ober 15, 190J Bid j for lo i cf les than Id cords wiii not be coneidere i. Ttie right is reserv ed to reject any or alt bids. Bids hoo! i tts tb- nnobjr of cords the b de- proposes to famish, dio-i be sealed, at.d iidorted ''Proposil for aovl " November U, 101. Wm J.fcbipley, t i) Coai. Notice. A winter trip to Southern California nd Arizora via the famous SbaeV lwute is one never to be forgotten. Re- ewed arqnaintarice wvh tldi section -II t ver devviop fn-eii p ints ol interest nd add d sources ol tnjoymeut under t sai oy trie-, iu ) n'ety of intcr- ts and added in-!a tf e, iu i: pr ilific vegetation and among i's i nmberletw ri orts of mountain, st.oie, yl.ry sad plaic. - Two train have Por'land daily, mcrn- utir and eveninii for ' Cadfo n a. These i rains are Quipped wit ti ins most im- i-rovtd pattern of standard and tou-it 'etpirg car, and the low r ites place 11 e trip in reach of all. For illustrated g m'ee of Cali'ornla and Aiizcna winvr re tarts, ad irera R. ft. Mil l KB. Gen. Paesr. Agent, Portland, Or. Don't Forget to Read This. Our fill and w r'er goods have arrivad od yoa W'll find here the target and roc t complete line cf dress goods, outing fhtonelr, fascinators, under weir, hosiery, blankets, curtain, cloaks, C-pe, etc. Also Bqckioham A Ilechf, boots and shoes, lubber goods, oil clothing, over coats, and a line ol men and boys' clo'h ing tbat cannot be best. We also carry miner' sapp'n-e tnd a fresh and complete aock of groceries. Come and let us show you onr large assortment and giv yon prices. Oar aim is to irive you goid vala s and treat you right, tiive us a tiial. A. Rx Mattoos A Co., Riddle. 0-. We are airo agents for the Oliver Chilled plows and ex' ra. (n4 I) For Sale at a Bargain. Household goods ami fnrnirbincs. two sood un'ch tows and one paaetoD. In quire at tbe Do.inUa Coauty Bank or home of O. F. Godfrey. tf. Hr. Jack Frost SUGGESTS "That all people wearing Oxfords go way back aud sit down." I have shoes to match the season. Correct styles Swell effects Just right for winter. a mighty clover dozen fl T stylos of Women's I Shoes in all the new I J I ideas at $2.00. f-'.50, v,l, 3.00 and $3.50. Hfl It is to your interest to watch tho Sorosis SlioeParlor l window for gooil things in Footwear Do not forget the prizes to be giveu away Janua ry, i, 1902. THE SHOE MAN ::i I II mmmm?mm!mmmmmmmm,mmm 1 General We are now doing lull line of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, turnisning Urooas, riais, uoois aud Shoes and Groceries, which are all up to the highest standard of a excellence and at prices to attract the closest buyers, either for cash or produce." To all our friends, while spending the day in town, we can assure a welcome at our store and offer all the conveniences it Z can give. Within the city, we can respond to orders by 'phone, and attend to same promptly through our delivery. 2 'Phone 67i Roseburg Bakery. Cabx 8cBKKcasTBia, Prop. A Bakery from which comes the most wholesome and de licious Bread, Pies, Cakes, etc 3 A full line of Choice Cream ft and other Candies, -S STRICTLY PIPE. Cia to - f F. I. I'i BARBER SHOP, For a Prompt and First-class Shave or Hair-cut. Compe tent Workmen, Clean Tow els, Tools always in shape. I Baths in Connection. J Shop on Jackson St, 0wage a $a) Ii. Little, .. DENTIST. j Oakland. . - Oregon. tfjfl CUES... We make and have on hand a big stock of the fiueet con fectionery on the market. Ice Cream and Summer Driuks served to Uste Bargains. Lnpioy -d farmi, .tork ranrhee, fruit and poultry tract., timber lands aud city property, including Gve brick stores. For ede by D S. K. Baick. JlP- Boeeburg, Oregon. FACTS Hi! I A n "iVa'i'ii f, ImT f " Vf, h True economy in paint is attained only when the - besb of material is used paint iiMS piiut markCt market m' ' ' A full line of TAINTING SUPPLIES, GUARANTEED PURE x inyiou riiNiiiits. will in LiiS AD at lowest market prices A. C. MARSTERS & CO., Driiffo-ists ROSEBURG, . OREGON ' hi H JywmiiBaiMjs.!,'t .Sl. wj -THE NEW Merchandise Store 1 . f business in the "Old Marks Corner" and present a . yvirxrvi D2J2JaEHESEffiHB13HHE2ESSSS Who will win the Prize? For every 60 cent purchase at my store you not only get value received in the freshest and beet groceries in town at lowest prices, but a ticket which may make yoo the winner at the handsome prize the extra large wax do'!, now on exhibition in my store window. Ca'.l early before the tickets are all ont. WILL CURRIER THE GROCER ' A From our stock. Will convince anyone that quaiity is all right. We have something new in Pocket Cutlery every blade tested before being put in. Also a fine line of Wilson Butcher Knives, Meat Choppers, etc. The best of everything at CHURCHILL & WOOLLEY -AT- Barker's Timothy, Red Clover, Orchard Grass, EnglishRyeGrass IMcsquifc or Velvet Grass, Vetch Seed. City Treasurer's Notice. Notice i hereby given to all parties holding RoeeburK cit warrants indorsed prior to Aogui tl, lsss. to present the earns at tbe city treasu-e's ofhae for pay ment, as intermt wid cease thereon after tbe date cf th e notice. Dabd at Roeshorg, Oregon, on this 6 b day ol November, 1901 IUbbv C- Sloctm, (N7) city Treasurer. 11 'a- 'fjBjwiasjaBwf; ABOUT If first-class paint c-sts oaly oie-fifih iukj tbaaa poor quality paint, and lasts just twice as Ion? it stands to reason that THE BEST IS TIIE CHEAPEST. vo vy The Test of a Knife... WANTED SEVERAL PERSOSS;OF character and good Irepatatica ia each atat (on in tbia ronnty required) to re present and advertise old es'.ah.ted wea'tbv bu'ir.ese boo rf solid ticaocial standing, halary $IS00 weekly with expense additional all payable in eavh neb We-ineeday direct from fcad olScee. Horse and carriage furnished, when neceeesry. Reference Enclose aelf-addrwed stamped envelope. Man asvr, 316 Caxtoo Euiidicg. Chicago. 12J1. Practical Watchmaker,' j Jeweler and Op tician. FRESH BREAD PW. Takes snO Faatry f all k!e4 lex bo st yalatabie and wkahe some In th ciT. Candiea. Ciirar aid Ftatt la varied aiwruaeol aJ ol Um Idoi qia ity. I. J. NORHAN 3S PAINT taserl 8 A. 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