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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1901)
m PEOPLES 5T0R We are redoubling our efforts to make the PEOPLE'S STORE the most popular place for bargain seekers to make their head quarters, as our Fall and Winter goods have arrived and we are selling them at a very low margin. LADIES: Our Fall Millinery Stock of Street and Walking shapes are the most up-to-date styles that has ever been in the city before, and we are selling' them fiom 25 to 50 per cent, cheaper than you can get them elsewhere. Our Fall and Winter Stock of Clothing are now in and one of tlie latest and most up-to-date, and if you will step in and give us a call you will be convinced that we have the most complete and up-to-date line in the city, and you will see that we can sell you cheaper then you can get them elsewhere. We are als agents for . sole W. L. Douglas Shoes and Monarch Shirts LThe People's Store I. ABRAHAH Proprietor ,;v - fe X lWt XXX WXr m Is South Douglas. Herbert Primer of Kiddle, entered the Rosebarg High ScLijol ibis morning to complete his bookkeeping coarse. He made the Plauvdkaleb a pleasant call and report ed 103 pnpila enrolled in the Biddle school and that gocd work is being ac complished. All are well pleased will, the coairooJione new school building and the attendance is larger than ever beiore. Herbert says twei.ty cars of dtied prunes have been shipped from tnat place and the prune product is not vet all market ed J. T. Mayes, one of the local mer chants has recently purchased 200 turk eys for the Thankeiviug trade and more ponliry than ueal is being marketed. H. Banfield is developing a fine mining property on one of the tributaries of Elk Creek near the fine mines of the Bain bo iliuiaz Co., 39 uii ea east of Can yonyilla and mi:, Lug interest is increas ing in that tecliun ot the coautrv which promises to become a valuable, mining d.suict. Mybtlb Cssek Mixes. The new Myrtle Creek mining district, 20 miles south, i attracticg considerable at tention fro ji outside capitalists. Recent ly Mature. Lin Jon aud Henrich, of Seat tle, purcudsed the Liule Chieftain mine fur $20,000. Tae eme men have now se cured the Continental claims of G. W. Cre-r-, the sam l-dge, for $12,000 McCarthy A Johnson, of Porland, have DOuucu Law Liiiiaio ui uui, am uu Catuinings, in tue same district, for $12, 000, and also the- properly of Robinson and Oatman for $10,000. Assays of ore liom !beee claims show valoee ranging from $40 to $400 per ton. Considerable development work ' has already been done. Welcome Holders cf Cbeamkry Checks. We notice from oor exchanges tr.at several towns of this valley are working to secure creameries. In doing this they are making no mistake as can be testified to by the people of Lebanon. Lebanon's creamery although, yet, a new venture is demonstrating the fact they are the thine for the merchants as well as the farmers. Oar creamery is cow making about 700 pound of batter per week and is gradoally gaining each month. Oar mrct ants are always glad to welcome a customer who baa a cream ery check to cash. Criterion. Bra Tubkct Shipments. Three car-1 iohub oi areeeea luraevs were szippea from Ooaglas county to San Francisco Saturday for Thanksgiving. Oakland sent 30 tons. Other points in the coun ty aggregate nearly the same. The ship ping of turkeys oat of Douglas county is an important factor, daring this time of the year, giving as it does, employment to many men, being a profitable indastry and a valuable source of revenue to the poultry raisers. The largest buyers and shippers of this city are J. F. Barker A Co., who have bad a force of meo killing and shipping 3000 turkeys for Thanks giving trade ; Krose A Kewlaod is ship ping about 2000 turkeys this year, while H. Marks A Co., will ship between 500 an J 600 turkeys ; E. G. Yoong A Co., of Oakland, are shipping 4000 turkeys, their destination being San Francisco, and Beckley Bros., of Oakland, will ship 2000 tarkeys or more this season. Morgan A Arnold oi Looking Glass are shipping 400 turkeys from the Looking Glass Valley. Douglas county is by far the heaviest poultry shipper of any county io toe state, Oakland at the present time, be ing the center of this industry with Rose barg a close second. The climate, oak hills and valleys of this county are peculiarly adepted to the raising of all kinds of poultry and turkeys especially. Mc&OEREas Apfkebkxdko. Three young men oi Portland were arrested Sunday on a charge of the recent foal murder of Jae. B. Morrow in that city. One of the prisoners is said to have ad mitted the crime, but says it was in a degree accidental and that they were mistaken in their man. Feeling is bit ter agaiofct the prisoners and precautious are being taken against mob violence. More Work ths Mbrkixb. The Plaikdealkb job office is crowdsd with orders for tickets, placards, posters and programs for the three grand balls to be given in Rosebarg during the holidays, commencing Thanksgiving eve. Place to But Presehts. If yon are looking for presents do not fail to exam ine J. T. Bryan's elegant line of silver ware and jawelry. Wasted. A woman or girl to do gen eral housework, in small family. In quire at this ofiics . For Sale at a Bargain. Household goods and furnUhings, two mad milch cows ana one paaevop. xu- .t th Dnjirlaa Countr Bank or ; home of O. F. Godfrey. tf. Of Local Interest Weather Bureau forecast. Roskbuko, Ore., Nov. 25. Tonight and Tuesday showers. Thos. Gib box. Observer. Mies Laura . Jones, the Plaindeal ek's city editor and solicitor, visited Oiklind Saturday, and foaod business lively in tba. neat and thriving little city. As a result of the trip several new names are added to oor Oakland list, be sides quite a number of renewals. Oak land is centrally located in one of the best farming and stock countries in Southern Oregon, which nat orally brings to the live, wide-a-wake badness men of the city, a large trade. 30 tons of dressed turkeys were shipped from there Saturday to San Francisco for I hanks giviog. It will be of interest to the farmers o this county to learn that the New Era Floor Mills, of Roseharg have just in stalled a fine new Barley Rolls machine of large capacity and that the mills -are now prepared to manuUctnre a fine dust less feed from your barley while too wait and are even better equipped for turning oat a superior quality of floor and feed than ever beloie. Bring iu roar grain and they will do the rest, tf Speaking of Edwin UcKenzVs con nections wi h the Moltnomab football team in the role of half-back, the Prine ville Journal says of this former Rose barg boy : Ed was here last Aogu t with Allen & Gilbert Co. helping sell pi aao3. A short time after leaving here ha git married and locked in Portland. A thort time afterward rumors were rile that he had commiiUd eoicide, but aiiy one who can play half back on Multno mah's eleven has not been dead very long. We hope he may live to commit suicide that way for many years too come. It is an old axiom that "bread is the staff of life" bat this depends somewhat on its qualitv. The fioe cream and borne made bread made at J. 8iever's bakery on Jacksan street near Css never fails to please. A nice variety of pastries also kept constantly on hand. o o p o o o a o o o o o a a a Q o o o E3 n o o o p o a o ..THANKSGIVING PREPARATIONS.. Mothers, wives, every hostess who expects relatives or friends at Thanksgiving time, all have plans for the home, which HIL DEBRANDS can most perfectly supply. I regular size, ' bleached linen, $1.35 Small eize, ha'f bleached linen for small tables, 65 cents. Regular size, unbleached fancy fig ured, eplendid quality, $1 25i $ Standard t ize, turkey red, fancy figured, fringed, $2, $2.50, $3 BED SPRIADS medium size, new deeigns, hemmed, 85 cents and $1 Large size, beautiful patterns, nicely hemmed, $1.50, $1.75, $2 IflrTfl Good cotton blank it KM elsi 50 tents per 1.1110 pair 10- 4 cotton, blankets in white and gray, 65 and 75 cents. 11- 4 cotton blankets, .white and gray, extra heavy, $1 and $1.50 per pair. All wool blankets, 11-4, gray and white, $3-50. $4-5 and $5 " small sized covers, fan cy figured, friuired borders, 25t 40, 50, $1 Chenille large size stand covers, $$35 Taiiestry covers, assorted designs and colors, $1 and $1-75 Kmall and medium size, white, fancy figured . 60, 65 and 75 cents per dozen. Large size, white li- en, fancy fig ures, splendid values, $1 $1 50, $2, $2.50 and $3.50 per dozen. Fancy fr nged linen napkins with red and blue borders, 5'J cents per dozen. I slows Tnrkish bnth, 25 cent kind, 20 cent. Extra lare Turkish towels, 25cts. Large Turkish .owi ls, bleached, 25 cents. Splendid buck towels, 12, 15, 20 and 25 cents. Small linen towels, 7lA and 15 cts Fmcy pure linen towels, 25 and 50 cents. enrc Good satin finish Comforts. Fancy Jllll UltlU figures, fi.uu. Full sized, satin finished comforts, New goods, $1.25, $1.50. Full sized, in reds nndureciis knotted ImlLltO and fringed ends, $2.10, $2.50 and $3.00 per pair. DADTlfDV o o n o D o a o a o a o o o o o a o a o a o a o o a o o o o w r-r-T mnl CS IAI ITIFS . Store closes at 7 p. mj- The Underpriced Store ha t f.,C B L. Bagatt and James II . Becklev, who have been engaged extensively in the stock business in Lane and Douglas counties for some time, have dissolved partnership, Mr. Bogart transferring his interests in Eastern Oregon to Mr. Bsck lev for the latter's interests in this vicin ity. Mr. Beck tey left today for the John Day country where be will take charge of 2000 sheep, acquiied by the transfer. He will make his headquarters at The Dalles and Mr. Bogart will ramain in Eugene and will take sole charge of all sheep formerly owned by the firm in the valley. Eagene Guard. Stearns & Cbenoweth have Iron Clad wagons, the best and cheapest. Tbey offer all Hacks and Baggies at reduced prices, new, all steel boys' wagons, Steel Ranges and Stoves of all sorts, Pioneer White Lead, Linseed Oil, Doors and Windows. Fine colored window cards are out an nouncing a grand New Year ball to be given by Rosebarg Divition No. 1, Unit ed Brotherhood of Rail say Employes. The placards are printed in purple and red on white cardboard, representing the official colors ot the order, and were turned out of the Plaimdbaub's job of fice. The management will spare no pains or expense to make lb s occasion the social event of the Holiday season. Cbbaji Wanted. The T. 8. Townsend Creamery Co. at 4.4 Second nt., Portland, wdl pay highest market price for cream. Will sell yon Cream Separatora.and take your cream in payment. 031t. An Item in a Paisley, Ore., paper tells of extraordinarily fine, large potatoes raised in that vicinity. Bat Paisley is a long way from Portland, and so appar ently, are all other places where such pjtato6S were raised this year. The only large thing about potatoes hear- abonts is the price. Portland Telegram. If you want the best and most health ful bread von will use oar "cream" and "home-made" bread. Fail weight loaves. Our pastries will also be found very palatable. Give as a trial, J. Sievers, Jackson street near Cass. The Rosebarg wrecking car and outfit has been taken to Portland shops to be remodeled and equipped with appliances so that an engii e can be need to hoist wreckage. The outfit will also have fa cilities for boarding the men. Railway Journal. When eggs are high your hens are on a strike feed them Granulated bone, meat. meal, poultry trrlt. oyster shell and Groesbeck's egg producer and they will go back to work again. Sold by o. Sykes, Forest Grove Times, Nov. 21: The demand for bops by London brewers has been a stimulus to domestic prices with in the few last days ; tame tales at 10c have been made hero, R. Jsnhie, the bridge builJer, bai due more lately to bring about a reformation in North Rosebarg tbsn til tue rest of the reform sgencies combined. During the construction of Deer creek Lrlde, single board 16 inches in width and ten or twelve feet above grobnd, has ssrved as a walk-way acroae Hie cruek, which has necessitated a forced reformaiiuu on the part of our north-snd neighbors, causing manv a thr. at to ask the mouth, 'what's the in alter up there." When you are in want of a Cook stove, Uleel range, Heating stove, or any thing in the line of Hardware, Tinware etc, go to 8. K. Sykes and get his prices and you will go no further. When he looks at her, bis heart goes kerplnnk. Her eyes are heavenly blue, her tresses golden, her lips a summer dream of beauty, and cheeks like the blush of the rose. The school boys gas at her as they pass and at once forget football, examinations and the like. She sweetly looks out at the passerby from Carrier's show window. She is a bugs wax doll and Is to be given away to one of Currier's lucky customers. All work done by the Title Guarantee & Loan Co., J. D. Hamilton, maoager, Is goarantred absolutely correct. Ab stracts of titles are worthless unless properly msde. The following are recent arrivals at Hotel McClellen: Walter Hard and daughter, Scotteborg ; A. B. Markbam, Perdue; A. H. Church, W. H. Boren and wife, Camas Valley ; T. J. Williams, Ten Mile; Geo. McDougal, Yoncalla; W. N. Moore, Ruckles; Proi. J. U. Or- cutt, Drain ; Chas. Clark, O. E. Smith, Glide. "Pride of Douglas ' is .he brand yoa will alwavs find on the sacks containing the best floor obtainable in Southern Oregon. Try it and be convinced, tf. On Thanksgiving Day, services will be held in the Episcopal charch at 10 a. m. The offering will be for the Good Samar itan Hospital. Anyone wishing to give canned or preserved fruits, flour, batter, potatoes etc. will please leave them with the Rev, John Dawson who will be re sponsible for their shipment to Portland. M II. 8. Poultry fence, if yoa use it once yoa will nee no other. It wilt not sag. ho top rail or wire required. Churchill & Woolley sell it. FUber A Bellows have the carpenters at work pulling in the shelving and counters in the building adjoining their present stars in which they will install a large general merchandise line in con n-ctioa with their dry goods. Simond.s Cross Gat Saws will do more work with lees exertion and bold their catting edge longer than any other Brand. Buy them from 8 K. Sykes. Geo. M. Brown, of Rosebarg, district attorney ot the Second jadicial district, was in the city yesterday. Mr. Brown has mads a splendid official and has been very successful in bis criminal practice. Albany Herald. Call at Wollenberg Bros, and get a Standard Fashion Sheet for the month of Dtcember. It will Inter set yoa if yoa have any dress-making to do. By the dance committee of the Fores ters of America we are informed that their grand ball advertised for Christ mas eve will be a grand social ball and not a maeqae ball, as was formerly stated. I will willingly exchange any Simond's Croft Cot saw not satisfactory to user, if the fault is in the saw. Sold only by S. K. Sykes. Mies Marie Yandrum, the popular man gr of the depot restaurant at Albany, returned home this marning, after a .'ew ds tUU wiih ber sister, Mrs. Ed Ktc ney, of this city. Ltdiee, you cboold see that elegant new line oi automobile and jackets at H. Marks & Co. The swell eat thing in town. A. F. SbuCs, of Jefferson, and M Bronsteln ol Albany, parcbased the Biownsville woolen mill at referee's sale last Saturday. It is a good piece ol property. Energy, ambition and big fresh stocks are behiud every step in this store's pro gress; we are building up on the selling ol "reliable qualities." ilildebrand Claude A Riddle came up from Grants Pass last night where be baa been employed for some time on the Observer and has accepted a posjtion on the Re view. GRAND flASQUE BALL. Only Masquerade Ball and Greatest Social Event of the Season Tli Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire men, now haveevertbing in readiness for their grand maiqne ball next Wednes day ieveuin; Thanksgiving eve. The decorations, illuminations and new and unique rami vl features will be Immense. The best music ever heard at a dance Ui this city has been procured, consisting of the Eogne orchestra which includes two professional players, W. E.McElroy, L cornetist, formerly of tho Thomas or chestra ot Chicago, and LeRoy Gesner, violinist, formerly of Salem. No pains or expense is being spared to make this the social event of the eeaeon and all pleas- are lovers should not tail to go. MA80.UX BALL PBMBS. The B. of L. F. will give awsy ths fol lowing prizes at the masquerade ball. Beet sustained character, gentlemen- Box of cigars from Denning, Kent A Ramp. Best sustained character, lady Me dallion, from S. K. Sykes. Best dressed gentleman Pair of fine shoes, from H. Marks Co. Best dressed lady Fur storm collar, from Josephson's. For most original lady character Two pound box ot caudy, from Hamilton Drug Co, For most original gentleman character, Pair of dancing pomps, from Fisher A Bellows. Beet comic character, lady Lamp, from J. F. Barker A Co. Beet comic character, gentleman Fine umbrella, from I. Abraham. For second beet sustained character, lady Fancy Japanese flower stand, from B. W. Strong For second boet aastaiued character, gentleman Slaving cup, from Mrs. N. Boyd. Green Station Items. OF IflTEREST TO flFfl We have accepted the agency of Strouse & Bros. Celebrated "HIGH ART" Clothing "and carry a complete line of Suits for men, ranging in price from 6ii TO 825 The make and lit of this brand we guarantee to be equal to any first-class merchant tailor. Also a full line of the Raglan and Toke coats for men and boys New Shirts New Neckwear New Shoes The Big Store osEPHSorrs The Big;: Store J. D. Hamilton baa ths only complete set of abstract books to the county, bee ulm at the Court House, when yoa weot abstracts of title. J. F. Emmett arrived recently from Carson City, Nev., to attend the bedside ot his Utuer, John Emmett, who is still very ill at his home near Umpqaa Ferry. Mens heavy and light boots, made oi the beet material for rough wear, $2 50 to $4 Hildebrands. The teachers ot the Rosebarg public schools attended the institute at Oakland Saturday, Miss Emma Heratine, remain ing over Sunday. Shoes of nearly every kind and every purpose yoa will flad in Sellg's store st Myrtle Creek. Dr. J. Curtis Snook will remain in Oakland doing dental work until Nov. 27ih when he will return to his Rose barg office. Everybody can have nice, light, white bread if they will use Bashford's "Pride of Douglas" Hour. tU W. H. Fisher, of the merchandise firm of Fisher A Bellows , accompanied by bit wife went to Portland on this morning's M IU. . ( . . Go to J. T. Bryan for your silverware and jewelry. The latest stylet oat. , C. U. Jones, of Cottage Grovet li spending a few days In this city ;. the guest of bis daughter, Mrs. W. C, Con ner, ' ; Lime and cement at veryflow prices at Marsters' Drug eure. Geo. Kruse ol the grocery firm ot Krose A Newland, went to Ban Francis co, Sunday for a tew daya business visit. Genuine pure maple syrup at Kruse A Newland s grocery. Quite a number of Roeeburgers ac com Denied the football boys to Oakland Saturday to witness the game. ; Just new at Flint's a new lot ol Ed win Clapp shoes. The '05 Mental Culture Club will meet hnrA&fter everv Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 at I he I. O. O. F. ball. a new invoice of Children's shoes at Flints all sisee. Misses Marjory McDougall and Minnie McCardy spent Saturday and Sunday at Wilbur. Practical Arithmetics now on band at Marsters. s ; J Oar store will close at 11 ''o'clock (or the day on Thunkrgiving. Hildebrands. Miss Ella Schmidt, ot Hotel McOlallen la vlaiUug wlUt GorvallU irieuda, Rev. W.G. Hitler aeseen passing through oar streets one day last week. MissVerlie Reese ot Mtrtle Creek has been attending school at this placr. Oar school is progressing nicely under t'ie management of Geo. A. Crane of Coles Valley. Uia Mabel Thompson, of Brock way, has been visiting with her friend Mas Uatils Smith. Ltndsev II ban been doing business in town for several days past but has rt turned home no more to roam. Hon. rliun Cooper who bad tbe mis fortune to severely cut bis foot, we are pleased to note is rapidly recover ing. Irnnglon Smith, one ol our industri ous yoong men is preparing to move to Winchester wbsie he wilt farm daring the omicg year. Mr. M. WeetberforJ has been se'tng out a very choice variety of straw-berry plants. We will eat terries and cream with yoa Merrit, H. M. Martin, a well known politician, who has been on Deer Creek vuiticg relatives Las returned to his post of duty happy and hearty. . M. Collins, of Rosebarg, is bsulin wood from F. B. Waite's faim. Hs hauls it to to n in tbe tree and uses the steam saw to make it into wood. We have a way to fiud when Sat ui day comes that beats aoybodys calends-. when yoa see Uncle Henry Lander going to town, we all know that tomorrow will be Sunday. Mr. B. F. Djss bis been engaged in arveyiug coring tbe patt month, n hen last heard from be was in the.vicinitj of Elkton. His family expects him home at an early date. Mr. Bigley, section foreman (or the 8. P. R: R. Co. has a new force of men at work on his division. When his foics ot Japs were interrogated why they quit tbe section replied by saying "Boesie man too much bad talk." Mr. Green, our efficient road supervis or, ha! been maklrg some much needeJ imDrovemeoti on tbe public roads. Us s always on duty rain or sbins and bis efforts to boild a good road are much ap preciated by the public. Mr. Clarence Gas'ey, the prone chant, has been in this vicinity for sev eral days looking after his Interest in the trait line. Mr. Gasley is a very faith ful servant to tbe company be represents and we wish hioi success which is justly doe bim. Mr. Frank Hermann of Mjrtle Point, (a brother ot Bioger Hermann) is eogag ed in grading prunes at this plac e. Mr Hermann thiuka olJ Douglas is a very v'.ovovv&vv&vvovovovo NOVEHBER 19. $790 DEAL All in Gold. LOOK OUT FOR OUR- : flEW GOODS I had ant teen on tbe streets of Port land more than an boar when a Baa by tbe name of Eetes said to me, "Hollo, Mr. Richardson, yoa are just tbe man I anttoee. We.W.T. Tamer, former ly of Oakland, and nine f, are goto get the finest upright piano that money can boy, together with a pianola, aad we want you to select them, dr liver tho in struments aad come to oar office and get your rovney which was paid all hi gold. Tnia ia lota oi fakb to place ia a dealer, ss neither of litem would go to see the gjodo, saying tbey knew that I would do tbe rijht th'ig by them, which we did, and always do. We rave tbem a fine stj le F, Cbicker icg, like many ethers that we havo p ted in our owa on, in the homes of J ad Hitniltoo, Dr. S Hamilton, Mrs. Mary CampbeH. W. H. Fisher. J. F. Barker and others. This instrument was placed in tbe hoose wiih a na Angeles or piano piajer. Tbe piano rover aci now!edird that it was tbe finest ectSl to bad ever dfehvered. and oar customers, W 10 had c va- seen tbe tnetrtuneut until delivered sere mere than pleaseo were reel'y delijrh'ed and gave OS great ptaiaw 1 -r oar gcod ji SgtneLt ia seVc ing socll a fine icetrnoaent. T. K. RICHARDSON, Roseburg, Oregon. Title U uaran tee & Loan Co. sosSBtraa, orkgoh. j. D. Habtltok, President. D. C. HxmiToii, Beey. aad Treaa. Office to the Court Hoaca. Hare the only eoia- plete el ol abalracl books In Doocla County. Abstracts aix! Ccraflcatca oi Title furnished io fouKlanroanty land and mininc claims. Havo Oso a oomplelosrtol Tracing ol ail township pltts in tne Koaebarg, urexun, u. o. ixoa Dis trict. Will mtmkt blue print conic ol an Iowa. I ship showing all vacant Government lands. Corraspoudeno solicited. jlS Foresters Ban. Elaborate arrangements are being made by the Kojebarg lodge. Foresters oi America, for a grand masque ball to be given in tbe opera noose unnstmaa ve. Tbe foresters' wen anown reputa tion as royal entertainers will re lolly sustained on tbie occasion, t be success of which ia already aeored. Don'i for hAalth nlace and mav remain with as all I rat tbe date. tt winter. We welcome this worthy gentle LADD. Q. OLSON i man in oor midst. . L. Aatenreith his been elected manager ot a Hamilton prone grader and is scouring the country at present. He can make large prunes of tbe smaller ones which insures a higher price for tbe grower and much better eating for tbe consumer. He goes from here to Dillard and from there we have not yet learntd his intentions. The young people of the community are preparing a drama for Cbrismas eve. We ooderBtand it cootalns eleven acto'S, and j idiiog by the amount oi ooIm and interest among the young folks it will be great. Abtemus. Football at Oakland Last Saturday at 55:30 p. m. a very interesting: same ot foothall was played u the Oat land irndiron between me Roseburn Hish scbool snd the Oakland team resulting- in favor of Koeeburg. Ths score being Koeeburg 7, Oakland 5. Tbe Roeebur players were outclassed in weight nearly 2d pounds to a man, so us said. Qaality is onr watchword, price out mas-net, Ilildebrand s. F. E. t By UNDERBUYING we are en aoiea to uinuekcll - We give you the advantage of all dis counts for cash, which we secure by paying spot cash on all our purchases. We will consider it a favor for you to re turn any article not found as represented. Our endeavor is to make you once a customer, always a customer. Ladies and Gents Furnishings. Motions, Stationery. Etc. "The Racket Store" ROSEBURG, OREGON .-'S' V''V "V4V V- V : (a The next lecture ot tbe series of five will be given by Proi. J. W. Luudy, Dec, 11. 1901. SuM:t. "The Btory of Ire land," told by an Irishman. An lllue trated ballad concert. Ireland in picture, sops and lecture. Do not forget the data. Bv calling on J. D. Hamilton at tbe Itoseburg coui t bouse you can get blue prints of any section or township in tbe itoseburg land district. Regular meeting Roseburg lodge No. lb A. O. TJ. W., this evening at 7 :30. Con ferring degrees, nominations and other impottant baslnees. A fall attendance desired. H. T. McClallun, M.W . 8. W. P. spreads farther, looks bettei and lasts longer than others. Ohorcbill and Woolley sell it. Tuanksgivinq UsiuN 8kbvics. Un ion Thanksgiving arvloe will be held in the M. . Church on next Thursday at 10 a. m. collection for the poor. All re cordially Invited to attend. 9 9 9 o o e) C I K STORE All former efforts shattered. All eoaipctitioa Oal-d!stanc.d. This season, we have detei mined, shall be a record breaker in our history. Never before have we offered such values, never before has our stock been so com plete and patterns so well selected. What do you think of a MAN'S ALL WOOL SUIT for $5.00? We have it, aud plenty of them. We have better ones also. You should see our clothing before buying Clothing This season finds us with the most up-to-date line of Ladies Jackets and Capes ever brought to this city. The qualities are of the fin est and prices the cheapest. Jackets, Capes, Furs They comprise everything that is new. Our furs are direct from the manufactu rers, assuring you correct style aud low price. We have shoes for Men, Women and Children and Infants. A large assortment at small price. Shoes I FISHER & BELLOWS