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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Dec. 2, 1901)
V T I I i PEOPLE'S STORE Wc arc redoubling our efforts to make the PEOPLE'S STORE the most popular place for bargain seekers to make their head quarters,-as our l-all and Winter goods have arrived aud we a sclliug them at a very low margin. are LADIES: and we are selling get them elsewhere. them from Our Fall Millinery Stock of Street and Walking shapes are the most up-to-date styles that has ever been in the city before, 25 to 50 per cent, cheaper than you can Our Fall and Winter Stock of Clothing are now in and oue of the 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. Wc arc als agents for . sol k. W. L. Douglas Shoes aud Monarch Shirts t The People's Store 4 I. ABRAHAH Proprietor . x a:: v:x: : x: v. vlv fi Told in Side Heads X.N Early Mossing Burn Another fa miliar old land msrk at the north end of Jactsiin street n-ar the McClallen Hotel wa nmrvi liv fire at a little raft 4 o'clock this morning. The building, iu which the tiail era rere hewn ont by band, was one of Koeebnrjs'i substantial old two slor structures, Laving been for some time past occupwd by Carl Sohneur- etein as a bakery aud residence combined. Mr. Sihnearstein arose at tbr?e o'c'ock this morning as u.-ol and alightJ the fire in his fine brick oven, prepared bis breidfor baking and again retired onlv to be awaikened a short time laU-r to find the building all sflarup. The fire de partment responded promptly and did most eSuient work in savirg the wooden etrnctnree and the RosVurg Water & Ligtt Companv'e brick oflice adjoining, bat the flames bad rctJe such progress that the bakery buiMiog was left practi ally a wreck, the occupantsbarely sav ing their household offects xcepto car pets. Thi btkrj att-nsile indudiug the $200 brick oven, stock of spices, flavor it g extract!), etc. were all destroyed, be ing partial! covered by insurance to the amount of $300. The building be lonced to Mrs. Party acd wan insured fcr $500. Tiie loss falls heavily on both parties their insurance mill not near cover their losses.' TuA.vkn.iVLNG. Thanks- grotralir observed in Robeb ckg's giving day was Eoeebur; f-nd tt rcn.'hout the coaoty jo the utual wy. In Eo-eburg nnion Thanksgiving lerv'cee were beld at the M. E. chorcb, at 11 o'clcck a. m., Rv. Dr. Iownsend of the Presbyterian church preachicg the terrxon, after which a lib eral collection was received for the local poor. Services were beld at the Episco pal chorcb at the fame hoar and a col lection was received for the benefit of the Gcod Samaritan Hoepital of Portland, Many a table groaned nnder its great burden of toothsome prod acta of the cu linary art as well as f ttiu and vegetablbS Nature'? boanteoas store, and the day partook of one of rest and social cheer. The baaiaess booses remained closed practically all day, giving the town Sabbath day appearance. There was a teaeral air of thankfalnees and contentment. Valuable Cammks. T. P. Simpson, I of Mont Alto ranch, spent Friday and part of Saturday in Rceeburg transacting business matters, including a call on the Plainukalxr. Mr. Simpson reports plenty of work on the farm, which is well advanced owing to the fine open fall weather. lie brought four Great Dane poppie-j down from the ranch which he shipped to Portland parties receiving therefor, $20 each. Mr. Simp son baa a pair of large dogs of Ibis breed, which are the finest in the state and are moot valuable farm dogs. They are doci'e, yet fierce looking and are the ad miration of all who see them. Something to Ckow Over, Medford has shipped "more an" several carloads of apples this year and the shipping sea son is only fairly started. Oyer one buudred carloads have been shipped op to date many of which have been con signed direct to London England, and Glasgow, Scotland. New York city is oiily a way station for Sjutbern Oregon appler a traueier station, as it were, from land to water. Mxdford Mail. llOTEL McClALUCX FokMAL OrKMNti. Cards are unt annoancing the formal opening at the new brick McClallen boteL A grand ball, banquet and other festivities will be the principal Features of the opening and Landlord Schmidt will no doubt make the occasion a Uiost pleasant as well as a memorable one. Midwinter Backs. Under the auspices of the Grants Pace Racing As soc ation horse races will be run on the track near that place on December 2uh and -7th. The events will be open to Douglas, Jackson and Josephine county horses. CooiciL Meeting. The regular month ly meeting of the ci'y council will be beld in the Recorder's office this even ting, it is to be hoped t nut me proceed ings will include an order for one or two new lights at the north end of Jackson street. Oil Well Note. The 80 foot (derrick is completed at Myrtle Creek and the machinery is now being placed in posi tion ready to commence drilling opera tions. Married. In t bis city, November 29 1901, by County Judge Thompson, Phillip Mahien to Nancy C. Troper, both of Douglas coaoty, Nice, fresh, white bread, full weight, always on band at Mrs Coinslock'e bakery. 1 1 i Of Local Interest U ft W. If. Murdock, the ClevelaLd filbert grower was in the city Saturday. While here he remembered this ullli-e by a sub stantial business call, renewing his sub scription. Mr. Murdock, in con nection with hi experience in growiiig filberts, which hag prove i so successful in this county, is also givir g some at tention to the grovit-g of cheetuots, hav ing several trees that were planted in lsys, which hive a few burrs on this vear. He received a peck of the uuis Saturday, sent by express, from a sister in Pennsylvania, aud expects to plant 'them. It will be of interest to the farmers o this county to learn that the Nw Era Flour Mills, of Roeeburg have just in sulted a fine ne Karley Rolls machine of large capacity and that ttie millti are now prepared to manuUcmre a tine dust less feed lroui your barley whi.'e too wait and are even better equipped for turning out a superior quality of floor and feed than ever beloie. Bring io your grain and they will do the rest, if Walter Hoover, agent of the Wood born nurseries, has beeu ver busy the past week makiLg a delivery of bis fall orders, aggregating thousands of trees, which indicates that old Douglas is go ing to keep ahead of the pro -anion in the production of fiue fruit lor which the climate and soil of this pa-t of Oreg m is co well adapted. It is an old axiom that "bread is the staff of life" but this depends some bat on its qualitv. Tbe tine cream aud borne made breaJ made at J. Siever'e bakery on Jackson street near Cae never fails to please. A Dice variety of pantries also kept conetautlv on hand. F. M. Beard, the hatdaare dealer, has a beautiful display of Souvenir taiaodara and Holiday cards in his show window, all of which bear excellent views of Roseburg and its principal buildings. TtM y are very Uoe a ad suitable gifts to send to far away friends, bee Mr. Beard's uew ad in this ifene. Tbe next lecture of the eerie i of five will be given by Prof. J. W. Luidy, Dec. 11, l'JOl. Sutject, 'The S'ory of Ire land," told by an Irishman. An illus trated ballad concert. Ireland in picture, song and lecture. Do not forget the date. Rose to ll.e Tbe Douglas Cwnty Bank ol burg, changed from t ie old new management today. Shadow Socul A Shadow social will be given at tbe Brock way school house, Brockway, Ore., Friday evening, Dec. C, 1901. After a literary program by the school tbe ladies' shadows will be sold to the highest bidder. The gentlemen a ill have the pleasuie of eating supper with the ladies whose shadows 'bey rny Ladies are requested to bring baskets or boxes with lunch for two. Tbe proceeds are to be use! (or the purchase of a library for the school. A good time is anticipated. Every one cordially invited to attend. J. E. Pattkbhon. Teacher. Don't forget Dec. 12, 13 and 11. Three dajs Dr. Lowe, tbe well known optician who has been coming to Roseburg for the put 10 years, will be at the McClel- lan House. His glasses strengthens the eyes and brain. All persons desiring to attend the night school classes, may begin tomor row evening at corner of Jackson and Douglas streets, where they will find ample and neat accommodations. About twenty persons have expressed their intentions of taking up the work. If you want the beet and most healiL ful bread vou will nsour "cream" and "bome-tnade" bread. Full weight loaves. Our iaetriea will also be found very palatable. Give us a trial, J. Sievere, Jackson street near Cass. Remember that our xtremely low clubbing rate of $2 per year for the Twice-a-Week Plaindialer, and Week ly Oregonian, will continue only outi' Jan. 1st. Alter that date our rate will be $2.25. Send in your name at once if you are not already on our list. When eges are high your heiis are ou a strike feed them Granulated bone, meat, meal, poultry grit, oyster shell and Grocsbeck's egg producer and they will go back to work again. Sold by 8. K. Sykee. Claude Riddle, who gave op a good position on the Grants Pass Observer to accept a similar position on the Rose burg Review filled the latter position only a lew dsys, owing to unsatisfactory conditions arising, atd returned to his Lome at Riddle Thursday. When you are in want of a Cook stove, steel range, Heating stove, or any thing in the line of Hardware, Tinware etc, go to S. K. Sykee and get his prices and you nill go no further. Our job press is neyer idle. This can not be said of a press that does not torn out good work. We give you prompt service, first-class work at reasonable prices, and you are sore to be pletsed if ou patronixe the Plaindealeb j b office. Ail work done by tbeTnle Guarantee fc Loan Co., J. D. Hamilton, manager, is guaranteed absolutely correct. A1 stracla of titles are wotlblees unltst properly made. tjaeen Wilbelmina has recovered from her recent prostration from family troubles, caused by her husband want ing ber to pay the debts he contracted while living high before be was married. Tride of Douglas" is tbe brand yon will alwava find on tbe sacks containing the best fiuur obtainable in Southern Oregon. Try it and be convinced, tf. Mr. Burroughs and family of Kansas arrived in this City Sunday and contem plate locating here. They are related to Mrs. J. G. Fluok and have taken np their residence on Short street. Simond.s Cross Cut Saws will do more work with lees exertion and bold their cutting edge longer toan any other Brand. Buy them from b. K.. Sykes. Hon. J. H. Booth and family spent Thanksgiving day with friends at Grants Pass. Mrs. Booth remained for a visit while Mr. Boulh returned home Friday Call at Wollenberg Bros, and get a Standard Fashion Sheet for the month of December. It will interest yoa if you have any drees-making to do. 7. K. Richardson, the busy piano and a"a f organ dealer, went io iouage urove Friday to close op some more deals lor instruments in that city. I will willingly exchange any Si mood's Cross Cut saw not satisfactory to user. if the fault is in the saw. bold only by S. K. Sykee. Rev. W. E. Good returned froai Salem S.inday morning, and reports bis father, who baa been so seriously ill, as alightly improved. Everybody on have nice, light, whit bread if tbey will use Biabford ' "Pride of Donglas" flour. tf. l li.- 4 m V 'mVLM M. ass: Hurrah for the Holidays! J i Right to the front of all competition, we place our new holiday stock with the best of everything for Christmas, the best we have ever shown. Popular selectious at popular prices, are features of our stock which particularly recommend it to holiday buyers. Fall in line all you who wish to see a bright and splendid display of Christmas novelties for the season of 1901. j 1 him gmUmndl1 m 4BfBa r.llfcOT " 1 " ' in 11 " ' 1 .-L-.n.-.- ,.. -'''Tim'"' - I. THANKS J1VINQ MASK BALL Was Urjcly Attended and Brilliant Success. mi awaeawsawsaafi "e grand mask ball given Tbaoke- giving eve by tbe Brotherhood of Loco motivo Firemen, waa a brilliant succesa both locally aud financially. The local membera of tbe B. of L. F. endeavored to give U e public an enjoyable enter tainment regardless of the cost, in which they succeeded admirably, feeling amply rewarded for their pains by receiving re ceipts from tbs sale of dance audupper tickets, large enough to cover tbe ex pense of His occasion, which was consid erable. The boys made a hard but unit ed pull altogether for tbe auccese of the ball and as a result everything went off like ciock work. The decorations and spread in tha dinning hall, which was nnder the direct auperyision of tbe nremen, waa tbe ad miration of all, while the dance and floor committee proved themaelrea most proficient in the management of tbe af fair. One of tbe striking features of tbe evening was the "moonlight waltx," so called by the electric lights being turned ont and the large headlights in each corner of the room being veiled, which gave a perfect moonlight effect. Splen did music waa furnished by tbe Eugene orchestra, consisting of Prof. Daly, vio lin; Willie McElroy, cornet; Oliye Cheshire, trombone; Geo. Yeriogton, clarionet; Mies Alicia McEIror, piano, and L-onard Gross, bass viol. DtNCE COMMITTEE B F Russell, floor mauager; Floor com mittee, W Dan, A Folleit, E N John son, H Trevey. To Win. Lawsou is du e tbe credit for tbe semaphore dance an nouncements and soma of the other specialties. MENU OYSTERS Stew Raw Fry DELICACIES Olives Catsup Pkklea Celeiv SWEETS Cakes FraiU Nats BKTERAUU Coffee Cocoa Supper served by Bayleea A Stormer, II. Pierson, Cbef. "witch list" raouBAM Grand March. Waltx, Run eaey with your helper. Two-step, Saginaw, furn-roujd. No 'jvertime. Labcera, No. 15 on lime. A Monkey and Eight Wheelers. Scbottieche, No deadhead Tourist in tbia. Polka. Take on wood at YoncaUa. Rye Waltx, Cabooses will jump road crossings. Germania, Firemen's delight. WalU, Hog-Heads wake np Junction. Two-step, Run easy over tbe turn table. 1st Extra West, atop at Drain for work orders. Newport, Do not exceed (minimum ver Rice Hill, Lancers, 10 minutes aisv 25 minutes lor engine, a) minutes Turn-table. 8uck. Schottieche, Alwaya oo time. 8 cars. 12 sections. Two-step, Look oat for cows in Tun nel 9. Walts, Extras east will bars right of track over all trains. Germania, Alt second class trsina will protect themselves. Waltx, Report alter 8 boors rest li c!aaUi snaius. tjaadrille, Boomers' Delight. 2nd Extrs, Struck short raiL la the tttcb, Two-step, 1247 Yard crews' dslight. SchotUsche, Ran slow between Yon- calls aod Oakland. Bad track. 3rd Extra, Wood pasters taken on hers. Germania, Lion np for pay car. Train wrecked. Crew Dismissed. I'RIE WINS EES. Among tbe maskeia tbs following were tbs prixe winners: Beet sustained character, gentleman Bat of cigars from Denning, Kent A Ramp. Won by O. L.8utberlln, China man. Best sustained character, lady Me dallion, from S. K. Sykee. Mrs. Snow Willis, Mrs. Joe Sykea, Female drum-mere. Best dressed gentleman Pair of fins shoes, from H. Marks Co. R. L. Miller, King William. Beet dressed lady Fur storm collar, from Josephson'a. Miss Stella Harmon, Native daughter. For most original lady character Two pound box of candy, from Hamilton Drug Co, Mrs.C.C. Grimes and Miss Jackson of Baker City, Red Cross nurses. For most original gentleman character. Pair of dancing pumps, from Fisher A Bellows. D. M. Drruda, Student fireman Beet comic character, lady Lamp, from J. F. Barker & Co. Miss Georgia Jacobs, Lady Topsy. Beat comic character, gentleman Fine umbrella, from I. Abraham. Hals Trevey, Rubberneck. For second beet sustained character, lady Fancy Japanese fliwer stand, from B. W. Strong Mrs. E. P. Tynan, Piasant girl. For recood beet sustained character, gentleman Shaving cup, from Mrs. N. Boyd. Roy Stearns, Mexican. JgWSJBPV- - OF INTEREST TO M 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 611 TO S25; The make and fit of this brand we guarantee to be equal to any first-class merchant tailor. Also a full line of the Raglan and Yoke coats for men and boys New Shirts New Neckwear New Shoes The Big Store JOSEPHSOtt'S The Big' 5tore these solemn exercises, peculiar to this benevolent society, were beld as re quired by tbs Grand Lodge of Ajnerica ibis is certainly a tauti(El tribute to the dead. "Gone bit not forgotten. IN MEMOKLAM. Cbas. A. K. Vim, "Not here ; and yet they live today. W traxey Sept 14. lMtt Ad Harmon Oct8.1W6 Y Benjamin. Jan 11.18V9 W Reed April 8, 1899 A M Calley May 13, 18W John T Galvin Julv 18. 18y Aaher Marks Aug 31, 1899 I Csro Jolv 16. 1900 Albert West Ang 3, 1X W J Becannou March 16. 1901 Tbe faults ol oar Brothers ws writs upon tbs sand their virtues npon the laMets of lovs end memory." Deserving of especial mention was tbe address of Kev. S. A. Dooglas. and tbe kHjoent tribute by Hon. C. W. Fulton, bile Misses Perrv and Jacobs acquit! sd themselves admirably. Tbs mostc by both the choir and orchestra was good and the Occasion waa an interesting, solemn and impreseivs one. New Orrtca. Attorney Louia Banes has joet moved into bis nest, commodi- oos ocs on tbs Corner of Dong' as A Jackson streets opposite McClallen hour Tas building baa been completely reno vated and repainted inside and oat and Sords one of the nobbiest offices ia town. Ladies, yoa should see that elegael new line of aoiorooUU and jackets at H. Marks & Co. Tbs swellest thing is town. J. D. Hamilton has the only complete set of abstract books ia tbs coast. See im at theConrt Hoase, wbeo yoa want abstracts of tills. DiaC Atty A. E. Rsames, County Jodge Prim i. F. Kinney from Jackson- ille are in Roseburg on legal bnainess today and will install officers of Jos Lens Cabin N. S. O. tonight after which tbs boys will bare a stag social. Cream Wasted. Tbs T. S. Townsend Creamery Co. at It Second St., Portland, will pay highest market price for cream. Will sell yoa Cream Separators ,and lake your cream in payment. 031tf. Place to Bi t Presexts, II yoa ars looking for presents do not fail to exam ine J. T. Bryan's elegant line of silver ware and jewelry. (treat Crime. Great Criminal, or Fonr Years Among Criminals," by Kev. J.J. Walter in M. E. Chorcb, riday evening. Go to J. T. Bryan for your silverware and jewelry. Tbe latest styles oat. A marriage license has been issued to Irving Smith and Mabel Thompson. Lims and cement at veryflow prices at Maratera' Drug Is tore. Elks' Memorial. Tbe annual Memorial services of Rose- uurg lOuge ao. ij-'o. a. r. u. t.xs was held in the I. O. O. F. ball in this city Sundsy afternoon commencing at two o'clock. The services wsre open to the public and were largely attended. Tbe following program waa very creditably carried out: Processional, Selection Orchestra. Opening of Memorial Services By Ex alted Ruler, W. H. Jamieeon. Roll Call of the Absent By the Secre tary, V. G London. Invocation, "Lead Kindly Light," Newman Choir, J. H. Shops, leader, Ode Choir and Audience. Prayer By the Chaplain, W. A. Fra ter. Solo, "Tha Great Whits Throne'Kerr Misa Uase! Perry. Address Rev. S. A. Douglas. Solo, "Beyond tbe Gate of Paradise,' Neal Miss Georgia Jacobe. Eulogy Hon. C. W. Fnhon. Pastorale, Byers Orchestra. Song, "Nearer My God to Thee, Adams Choir, and Audience. Closing Ceremonies. Recessional, Selection Orchestra. In tome 850 cities of tbs United States where lodges of this oxdsr are established Call cizid- Inspect "u.r NE W ..PIANOS,. Watch this space for our announcement in Thursday's issues MUSIC HOUSE P P I ADft n ntcnv m . -U. By UNDERBUYING we are en abled to UNDERSELL We give jou 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. Iaclies and Gents Furnishings, Motions, Stationery. Etc. "The Racket Store" ROSEBURG, OREGON SWWVrWNAWSrVVWVVSrVVVVVV I GREAT RED 0 ) LADIES TOTiON IH! ' FUES - For the next 30 days we will give a 20 per cent discount on our entire line ot ladies furs, including BOAS STORM COLLARS. COLLARETTES SCARFS MUFFS. ETC A Magnificent Iaine. Gome and See Them. IK II H i m (9 Co. Co Ol 19 3
