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-The Teice-a-Veek RDsebarg Plaindealer puhlisbvd Mvtulayk and Tbaradaye. - ... i . PCAINDEALER 'PUBUSHINQ CO. 'f i - ' - C.Conxkk, Editor and Publisher L?tra E. Josks, City Editor, Solicitor. fceut'sr J..Ka, tore aim Twie-Vrk Plaindeakr, per year, $1.50 r TU Federation of labor Lbs very emphatically refused to eudoree soci alism'. A i Political Oossip. J ' And now it is oroDoeed to indo what fame Schley Las wou by run ning biui as democratic candidate LATE TELEQRAPHIC. Roosevelt Ffres MacLay. fcs ji- mi winsimasv- KuurwltUiro8t Office in Ore , as'secoud class mail matter. London's W abhutoton,- Lc:, 'iM-Sveetnry LoDg has discharged Ediiar Stanton Mac Lay from bis position as skilled laborer in the Brcokljn Navy Yard, Mactay having refused to resign when rerpjested to do so. Mat-Lay critised Admiral be i . , , i nnltrnnn anil coward. high places. Gage wants to resign ; wXtn ibv dispatch to Rear Ad- ury, uover- D.,i..n. ft-: Pn.unL I direction ol THE POULTRY SHOW, OensfUndr Favorable Conditions, ii 1 Urge Exhibit. for preeident. Jnst now we have the spectacle of b office huntinir the man in as secretary of the tienc twoseourg. rjraeJjnMIU,hasett8" refuses j N Yard. Sew York;. By to accept th ioii iou uad Ex Oover- J ihs PiasiJent, &parfiv Ma : ,Tba Second ' Annual Fooltry ' .fibo opened yicder. the most favorable auspices ibii morning and the exhibit is large and Varied. Amoug the entries made the following list bad been recorded ap to the bour of going to press, and the list is still WioBtou, Winston, White Wyan dotte. 4 J A.lvertieing.Kates ou Application. i.w act minu to icww-ar inwnirnos. . i; ... ih latest Uw nevspa- 1 iiaiwraud tvtu tovevforit rrrVJ r!Jirt..ri. alw. "Tone wh -oi tin- ...tmutcr to mart ju rci a ud kiK Ue ama ai lor Uicft. ClabblOK Rte We huTc arrange with large number ot ... mniraiinct lor ratct whiih will give in ouf sutwrtbera two publlcUona lor a ilistrt a.iv-ort over be cost ot Tas Plaikalsb alona,: RJtowUm U saitial lii Toledo Ululo w XTork TrHmne., Dri'CNaa S K. Kullctin g. F. t"U .. Rural Northwest .175 . 280 I .too . 09 1 ' nor Sbaw of Iowa uiauiluias tsiitf" when offered the Cforttolio ?; If n3 .1 be . offer fja Oregou Le will probably fiud-ptenty of takt-ra. . . ... . . , . . , TnesJav'a Oregouian contains the niciuretiud wriU-ute of-five reiMiVjiH c can candidates for; goveruor. ,Tuej are: TiT. iievr, of Mariou W. J. Furnish,' UniatilIaT3oKn M:' Church, Union; lienry E. Aukenyt Jackson; Stephen A. Lowell, Uma tilla. However, the odI? one of the live mentioned who -is ant active-can didate for the Loubr is Oeer. The others arement ionaTilea. liejjibtcr. HENRY ANKENY TALKS ; v Is No a Candidate for tioverorOer Choke of His Section. DECEMBER L6V1901. CirfaUuas was an ideal Oregon wiiitwr, dayXota, cload specked the iznre ?ky, thean' 6hone warm a l.Hinnf"nd greeo "lawns and bl jotnhig roaes t and .other powers Wrtrei in evidence on every band. Mimr it &1toi?etber a cictoie was foruied affirdiBjcaB ettremecontrast to tbatreseaied by the weather ....i.ii'rinn in the east and middle wst?. .A gptleuja who ceceotly lo caiej onr city iiwi who spent last Cbrwtinaac - at Sntimgo,-oQthein f'Hlifornia's famous winter resort, informed the Piukpeauk thatGhrisi' mas iu liewehnrg yesterday was ident ical in temperature and brightness to the lie W pent at 'Santiago ne vonr a to, Yerilv there is bat one J r - Italy of Oregon, and Douglas county is it.' , i : . , . k 1 here is a reminder at the county oUrk'a office that there is to be an election uxt year. This is the regis tration blanks which arrived Monday. R-uristratlou botrins January IsL A thing M- Ihe citizen of .Iloeeburg to remember is that where houses are n limbered, the an tuber, of the resi dence is required ' for registration purpo6sJ.f J he residence is not numbered then ench other descrip tion is necessary,: as will properly locaw-ttftt identify --ench - reetdeo w, Forhisparpoeethe led " and block miniver. is cobvenient. Residents ot the country are required to give sec tioujj'.ownsbip and range. Chairman Payne, - of the House ways and means committee, baa an uouucoi that a bill will be prepared for another eat or the repeal ' of the remainder of the internal revenue taxes that were imposed on account of it) war with Spain, in accordance wit Ui be recommendation of Secre tary ,Uage. ' ; Hew hard on the democrata are for tn ien may 4e-jadged - from the faatbrf ft he only argument tbey eo kl resot against the Philippine tariff bill in the House was that of imperialism which the country set down n rO hard iu the lat national campaign. . . : Bam SB lBl la paltiug through the Philippine tariff bill before taking a Christmas recess lie if apse did a commendable thing, but that is the usual thing with egislative bodies controlled by republicans. Portland Telegram. Hon. H. E. Ankeny, oT Jacksonville. ot e of Southern Oregon s "most prom inent m in in if men and a member of tbe rUte Iwis sad CUrk exposition core mission, is in tbe city on business. Mr -Ankeny fiaa been promiaectlv men (ioned for the ofiice'of governor Lot alone by let iiug rrpOblicaSs' of ifce vliey, but leo soaf tbe Sary leaders in tbit ouatj. Bing atked in reference to ti candidcythi muroiug, Mr, Aokey said: f"Afar as being avcandidateLii Uta omuaa-oooosritedr Ldeair. toi ihatlamnot. Neither am I personally making a canvatfor tbe tiomidatioa u 'he republican ticket, oorhave I author sed m friei.da to do so. Whatever aik there is on this matter is entire traiuitious. As Its as i am able- to tiz ip tba reeling in 4oaQlji.L.wo6'3 ba' Dartv fceDiiment is favorable. to tbe e-nominatioa of GpTertor Ueer." jj I tbe event that tbe nominatum . is orced upon him, Mr. Ankeny woo'd probably ot dclioe, bat as for being i-n ctive acpusot for ibe ofhee, bis declar ttiooelayw' eoiisiderxd siucere. J Mr teteny report the eipcitiio enthnaium -ucreasit.g in Sontbera 0acoa, And p(e- iicU a success! ol mining season. Placer iperatioos, be cays have begorj.ef aitt ne increased. e)ulpmeaM''o: many of tbe prog ertie a gi eat) yjio created uatpot f gold can be cnaDtrd on to a 'certaiots CHSIRTIAS TREES. charged. Autify him i LONDON -GRIKVK. t London. Dec. 25. Cbristmas for a third year iirencces ion , finds the oqon try eov'aged in war," is tbe burdun ol editorials in the : London papers this . . . jjaioriiing, and regrets are expreeeea tost the casualty liet iesoed today totals fprty-oineuien killed nuJ seventy-one wounded.' j Satisfaction 1 however is found in the fact that the process of at trition brings the end of the struggle perep4)ly Bearer,. y ff . j . -In London wretched weather threw a gloom over the festivities. Shopkeepers suffered beavilv as the downpour kept thousands of people indoors. Among the cities, of the world New rverk is regarded as having the greatest causa to rejoice for malarial prosp rity Boats and St. Petersburg are fairly troa perons. but Paris, Berlin and Yirsnaare all suffering from bad trade conditions '-KELrcTAKT to orrr. r' ?' " NtfWTcKKi Dec. 25. When ; aeeu ' at tis home add Informed 'of his vdisniisai Ironf his position In tbe'llavv Yard by President Rooseyelt, Edgar Stanton Ma- clay said: 1 I have written to the civil service au thurities at Washington 'asking for a for (pal opinion tin this subject. I sb all be luiJed In my actions by the ail vica re ceived from this sohrce." Uitrsoo sTKXETcAa kcrawat. San Fbancisco, Dec 24 k car loaded ith passengers got away from tbs grip- mad 'COing"down Union street "this fore noon, ifter attaining a great syeed capsized and was badly broken op. Ma' ry Pbelan was killed and a number more tr lees in f ired, -J. J. Balleweg, Botebarg, Wyandaiea. . C W. Cloaks, Koseburg, turkeys. MacLay iadis i VValter J5rvln Roseburg Hatred Ply . (Sigued) Long." j mouth Kycks. 4' a... i Young Hearts Gladdened and Old Ones Made Happy by Yulelide Exercises V f r v The nanal CtiTuUmai: tree rX held et toe ' different 'rtirirche has take, back better or lor The' It was rubbiug it iu on Mr. Bryan ft-r iLedemocraiic Senators to an nounce thir intention to make Joe Baily, A Gorman ahonter, their lead er, i Preideut Roosevelt continnes to worry some men by displaying . bis knowledge of flaw iu their records that the - thought were carefully bid. A' ion as Preeident Hooeevelt ditappuio'R no one bnt the office-seekers be jwill be all right. A lot of them deserve disappointment. It i I etter to give th-n to' receive, not"f btilv Christmas remembrances, but good deeds. - Try keeping it up for a year. " Dick Croker has got the thing re versed: It wasn't him that was over worked but r the taxpayers of New xork Tbe Congressional leaders are far loo wise to themselves tangled npiatheSch'ey Sampsou controversy. 'vera "Cbriitmas eve."Lar'i.e crowds lieuJetri '.ad then'tk;ht' was'oce'of true 1 iy and peace. tr 'A ' - i At the G iristian t-hu'eh a toboggan -tide tuok tne place of to usual Obtiet- oas tree, old b-iata arriving at ttie ap iMnnted tiour by of tbd tobojgati, itii a s!eigb well tuaded with aifis fo the tioys and girln, Mrs. Siot also d oaded Ibe altde, tbe two characters' be irg ably ioiperraoaieil by ilr. Walter Norman atd Mre. Mautie Cloyd. A -plendKl 4itrary t,d -mns'est pgram as rendered and the evening great y enjoyed by all presebt. At the M. .. church a e plea. lid liter try eod aiuicl program was re:.dereJ a ad at tte sppoiotrd bour old Santa tads bis. entrance by. way ui Aside wiu-iuw-, riuging be! I which greatlv amne fd the children. A, lmi' briiaefj tgbted Ires with its barrleo of preernte Jeligbted all, while ite buabiiear ttoo were appropriate and very artit-tic F. W. Wool ley impersovattd San a Clans and was roon rn tbebeslj of tero, tntbe bcy anj girle. The Bapt et cburcb bad two beautiful trees brilliao'iy tllominated and a til at'-oed wi'b tiba iurjbeSoDday WxxA children and teacber. A mimatore fire lace built up principally ui candy boxet- was also a fetire of the occasion. Mr 3. J. BIack here impereooated oil t?nt and mai'e meiry for thi bora and girls. Ltie U'erary aud moaicai prg'am was fell selected and rendered io a must pie- aiog O'korjer and every one went way Dap ler Dy Davmg wilueestd or partici pated in tbe Christmas obeervan CSS. flji . Tbe Pre byttrian church was very ap propriately and tastiy decorated tor t Cbristmas observances, and here too,' large brilliantly lighted and besvby . laden trte was in rvidecce and delighted , oom young sou oiu. ltie piogram was - very interesting and i-ntertaining and waa rendered in a very creditable man . iter. Tboe. Tuansend impersonated I Santa Ciausand assisted in tbe dutii&u iou of presents in pleaeiug manner. 1 1 1 - f r.' ' - , "j ? The Qipen of Holland her renegade hubao4 for . . forse. Menaem to oe as scare) witn 'J wfit as with the ordinary woman. j 1 Those B'Algarian bandita anatbeaby q Christmas mosey.. They offer to re- Use M iss Stope fo H000, a red uctioa f 40,000 from tbe first figures. ' ? . The Wilbur School. ' Tbs work' of. the Wilbar Sclavsl is noving along steadily and effectively. Vboat ninety pupils have been enroll 'd during term, ia three rooms. ' . Tbe primary demirtmeot has been in hargs of Miss Bortba Lamb. 1 The r'undeabevg rawdibg aysteas "has proves loroogniy satis: ac lory i enxrineworx is uftcaad ooaiher work baa been carried rward with great interest. It is doubt- 1 il the priaaary- wok haa wver been br.e so wt-11 before in Wilbor. -' Uoxf work has also been done 'In tbe termediale department under Urs. C. t. Bjrzse, whose favor with the pupils b well known:-' " " " 'Doll Drawing In tbs drawinglor the Urge Wax . doll at Mrs. Kidd's grocery store, Tuesday the lucky noun her, VJ7, was held by R M. Uyer, abo reside ou Mid sireet'hJ bo carried off the. prize. - At Wm. Cuiriei'e irrocery (be fine rit as won by number but as yet Has . ,. ..f The boldvr of tbc nnmner must pre ent tinuby Ja 4, 1SX2 or a secmd diawiog will be held. t h C.'T. Whittleeey, formerly principal ol be Koseburg Academy, baa charge ot be principal's ' rooiu. The growirc opulanty of this department is made videot' ' by 'the following: During he spring term of l'JOO, twenty-one 'pu lis were enrolled ; doriog tbs fall .term J 1900, ' tweoty aeven : dming tbe ormg term of 1901, thirty -one aad dor gth4h term oi I'JOI,' thirty four. 5 The winter trrni has started eff with . . . r..n.1.i.)i!. I.r.r nnmhAv than vers ;i attendance at ins oeginiog oi ine vin'er term last year.' i Puptls are in at'endaoce from Scotts- mrg, O'lde, Lootiog O aas, Fir Orove, Garden' Yrtlley and Winchester. A con nlersble number ol new students are oYjmi-ted St ' tbs bagiaiug of the Vir, and tbe prospects . are very en r.oragipg. A Rules for. Basket Ball. , In view ol tns gams on t ndey even ing we publish a lew simple directions for thos who will see the game. 1. Tbs field of play is divided into three equal divisions by means of line 2. Tbere will be six players io eacb team. . ,. 3. Each . team endeavors to defend their own basket and to get tbe ball in otbe basket of its opponents. 4. , 4 ball thrown from the fit Id score two points. - : .5. The following plays are nut a! towed and are called foula: a, Carrying the ball. ' b, Stepping on or across the lines . c. Holding ' ball longer than three econde. . . . .. , t d, Snatching the ball. , a e, Pushing or tripping a player. , f, Crossing the six-foot fins when foul is being thrown. ,( iV, Wben a foul is made tbe opposing earn baa s free throw at the goal, , 11 tbs goal !a made oue point is scored 6, The oflicers are, referee, four lines men, two umpires, scorer aad time keeper. . The Basket Ball Qlrlii. P. MX Mathews, 'Hoseburg. 'Barred Plymouth Rocks, White Mfnortas,' Rhode laland Reds. ' - - E. A. IvruBe', Roeeburg,"B'ar7ed 'Ply- mon'n , Kseas, crown LiBborna aud turkeyeU i I iVr.)i . i II. ITuntington, RoSHburg, Brown Leghorns, Buff riymoutuRocks. " J. U. Wilson; Camat ."N'alley,' White Leghorua R. J. Preble, Roseborg, turkeys acd . 0. B. Lrgborns. j ' . 1. 1,. Alley, Koseburg, black Mlaor- cas. L. G. Mathews, Koseburg, Buff aud White Leghorns. Ursv W. M. Bloors, . Koseburg, Rose Comb, W bite Legborns, Den Lie Uouaer, Oat laud, Black breast- ad Red Games. ' 1 . W. Marslers, Koseburg, . tjoluen folieh and Silver (spangled Hamburg. G. M. Bastett, Drain, Whits Plymouth Rocks. r;t Tj Is r- . ; ft. L. Dysinger. Roseburg, Cornish Indian Game, Silver and Chinees fbeas- anta. F. B.Hamlia,.RosaborgjfWhite Ply mouth Rocks, Pekin Ducks. F. L. CalkiDS, Roseburg,' White and Barred Plymouth Rucks. . Teliiu atd Indian Runner docks.1 ' . ;Alva Dowell, Roseburg, Bsff llymqnth H. T. McClallen. Koseburg. White Langbao, Black Minorca, Barred Ply t mouth Rocks. .... , Rov McClallen. Roteburg, Buff and Black Laogsbaos. ' k ' ri " J. W. Mullen, Rossbarg; Barred Ply mouth Rock, Whits Indian Gams. .Mrs. Al'Kirkland,' Eugene,' White Lang ban and Wysndottee, f Uassell Bros., Rosburf, Baff Lagoon s F. B. Hamlin, Roseburg, 8. C. Brown Leghorns. " J. B. Morris, Rswburtv Barred . Iy mouth Rxks. . - - Chas. Curry, Roseburg, Black Java Bantams. - -: r : Alfrsd Cloke. Koseburg. turkeys ami 6. C. Brown Leghorns. O. P. Coshow, Roeebflrg, Whits Wye doWss. r :', J. D. Hamilton, Roseburg, Indian Ronnsr docks.' W. G. Hill, Wilbur, Whits' Wyandot tSS. , . v . . i : ' Kora. A broDi turkey weighing over pounds is one of tbe principal attraction at the show. ' A finer collection of poultry has never neen see 1 in bouibern uregon W..W. Browning, Judge, of Ogdee Cub, and tbe Secaetary are busy acor iog the various entries. Tomorrow and Saturday sill be big lays at Ibe abow. Kvery body go. Admission only IU cents. St;coOTl.'Anniif"lSihib:tion of Douglas County PonTtry'Asoctation will be beld at Bioeum'a Hali te. S6, 27 and 28, -, Jude WiJk Browsing, of Ogdon, tJtabrWlll doths jijdgtiig. -; About'600 pi the boat brrds in Douglas county aud vicinity and railroad points as far. north as PortlamLaro expected to be on ashibnion 1 11 j i f i ' I 1 1 Tbe management have spared no pains to make this the beitr efblbltTouTo fins poultry ever seen, in Southern Oie-gon. Tbere will re trong-eompetttitrrr-rrt many lines. early all varieties will be reprsssptsd. -- prK t w The locaiido ia-central, lbe price ;f sdmbsion smalj. jLet .all adujyiBnf fine poultry atteud. ' Admlsftloo " "10 cents. "Season trctet, good for three days, 23 cents. iiFruitami Vegetables, Groceries, Dry Goods,. Boots and Shoes, -'-.--. 15 Mliwites The Girls Basket Ball Team of th Hiitb School will play their initial public game st tbe Upara Hous on Friday evenion. December ,27. Baakt I Ball Is the mo-t popular indoor game over play ed in thw country. It is very easy for the spectators to understand tbe roles of the game. Ths learns bays practiced fattbfnlly dain the past two months and are able to furnieh an interesting and lively vame. The public it cordially " 1 nvitt d to b- oresent and eni iy the gams Theoriceof admieeisin i 25 cents " to any part of h house. sufficient to give you most delicious tea biscuit using Royal Baking Powder as di rected. A pure, true leavener. ., i t h ii" aV' m , 40 f ? jB?ixalos at Itwirdun'i vti The auction sales still continued at tbe Kicharoeoa mueic boose,- and jf grea interest is being taken. Those having purchased instruments so far sre : W. FIoUmrhlin, Guitar 50 ct. Violiu 0 cts. Zietber fl-00; Mr. Landers, Man dolin 3 00 Guiur ft 00; John Haesell, Violin $3.25; Allie Uouser, Guuar j 00 Mr. Tripp, Mandolin $2.00; Mr. I. M. Motley, Violin $3.00; E.,.E. Harphan. Accordion 65 eta. ; V. Harjliau, Guitar $2 10; 8. AGurney, Violin 2.73; Man dolin $2.10; R. Ages, Mosdolin $1.00; Dr. Do Gas, Autobarp $2.00; Carl hrke, Violin $3 00. T. K .Richaxdhos. " A Coming Treat. -Music bath charms to soothe a savaae, no doubt; but tbe Kcbubert Symphony Club and Lmj Quartette are not travel ing for tbe expresa purpose of soothing savages. Tbey are entertaining the pub lic, and in a manner that is thoroughly eoj lvable f rorc tirst to last. Their pro gram ia full 'of hovelty aud artistic ele gance, besides giving onr readers maay opportunities to indulge io tbe world's famous American laugh. If yon want to 1 happy on tbs evening of January 1 vou can be by going to bear this com - peuy'l entertainment, t Red Albumen" for Hens. Tbe jibbing trade baa been Hooded with orders for "Red Albumen" during the past week, owing to the publlcaiiob of articles in the lay press advocatiog Ibe nee of this product lor tbs purpose of in ducing a larger crop of eggs from the emily hen, We onderslai.d that MRed Albumen." so called, is a product isened bv lbs U. S. Sahx Co. of "black pepsio" and "per algretta" fame, aod it is claim- ad that analysis shows it lo consist o. rround oyster sheila and red pepper. What effect this would have on tbs lay ing capacity of the' hen we sre not pre pared to say. We may 'add that red el- bo a. en is cne of the trade terms for or dioary blooJ albumen, aid tbe latter i- being supplied on orders. It sbduM be mote useful than red repper and ojole' shell. McK-spou Sc. Robbioe, Mfg Chemists, New York. : Don't Forget to Read This. 'PHONE 671. Prompt Delivery. CDQD ROSEBURG, ORE ..Card of Thanks Professional Cards. DR. ALKIRE, ...Nerve Specialist Curve Rbeumatim, errm Hl-rtinv. siomaik aad Lira TrooMrc, hvioal lnclfa. MHra,Vaefml Ubiliiy. Vrmale iHaeaaes, C"r ealatury and Culmauary Tstaturtiaacea. Uouia: to 11 :J0; 1 to i 74 Tijloc a WUaoa Bid. Xoaebarx. Ofeoa Strong Points. The program to be beard at the Opera House oa January 1 contains beaotifu1 vocal renditions by tbs peerless Schubert Lady Quartette, delightful selections by heir Mandolin end Guitar Club, art ia tic violin solos, comic reading! by tbe en tertainer, and aitietic contralto aod so prano solos. To bs r tbe Lady Quartette sing their '"Old Msid Pong'1 will make a rise in tbs mainmooial market. A dr. tightful blending ol pore fun aud due music is' one reason why tbs above com pany has won its way to lbs top notch J pablic esteem. Basket Bali at the Opera House. . Tbe trains ol batkst ball at the Opera House on Friday evening ot .this week , will be one of the most-inlereeting events of tbs week Tbe teamf in in gooJ trim aod will put up a splendid gams. Bxt bill is an ssc ting game auuoneu easily understood by spectators. The teams are computed eutir ly of girls. Come and enjoy the occasion. Admis sion 2a cents to any pait 01 tus nbuss. Our fall anJ wiuU-r good bive rr vd aod you will fiod Iters the lar t: i-nd oiuet complete Una of drts goods, ou'ing fiaouels, fastnoators, ouc'erweir, hoeii ry blankets, curtains, cloak, cpie, etc AIho Bockiibam A llecht, Uols aoi thiies, rubber good, oil clulhiog, over coMe. and a lioe ol nio aud bois' cloth ing that cannot be beat. We el carry miner:' aupp'iea knd a fraih sod complete stock of groceries. Come aud !rt na show yon our large assortment aod gtve von pricrs. , liar aim is to give von goud valuta and treat you right, tiive o a lnai A. R. .M atto. s & Co., Riddle, Or, We ate alto agents lor Ibe Oliver Chilled plowe and ex'ras. ir.4.1) Wood Wanted. A. F. & A. M. , t Laurel Lodge Ko. Lt, will bold a special . commnoicaton on t. John's Day, Friday, lec. 27th, at 7:30 p. m. 10 install officers aud work in E. A. degree. A bai q iet will be served. L "WoLLESBKRU, S.T.JxwBrr.i , W.M. (Secretary. . . Sealed bills to furaUb lit) ti rs of oak and 10 tiers of old fir, SO irch wood lo be delivered at the school bonse in Rj bore, ou or before Oj.. Ivi. UV' will be received by the undersigned until VI o'clw k noon of Jan. 3rd, 11AC. A bond conditional to tbe lailbfm performance of ibe contract to furnish eaiJ womI must accompany eacb bid. The board reserves tbe right to rvj -ct all bids. lj order board of directors. Diet. No. Roseburg, Oregon, Dec. 9, l'.Wl. Ct.aaa Dillako, School Clerk. .MEN WANTED. Once again wc btg to thank the public for their most liberal patronage during the past season. This is the twelfth year that we have been in the music business in Roseburg aud the business has increased every year the present year has been a hummer. We have distributed among our friends over ouc hun dred instruments this year, and,' this ought to -, be evidence that we sell the best goods at the best prices in order to hold such a trade. All of our instruments for the past twelve years 4 are giving the best of satisfaction. We have in stock at the present time a fine, lot of all new and up-to-date Pianos with all the latest improvements that goes to make a first class ' instrument. T. K. Richardson ROSEBURG.- ORE LMER V. HOOVER, PHYSICIAN AND bL RGEON. Roeaaraa Oasoos Special alteBliua sivew to Diaeaaaa of tba So and Tbmat. OBce-Mala SL.wueduor auwl ot Ct tjBa Fhooe. waia Mi. I V. FLSHEB, IL D, Physician, Surgeon. Office over P. O. . Rosxsran, Thone Main 591. Oassos. QR.GEO.E. HOCCK, Physcian 8c Surgeon. O&c Rrt S'.o. r oom. jiaui n EOSEBTRr OKawOH p W HAYSES. DENTIST, BTtew Buildioc, TeiepaoiM to. 4. ao--iBraw oat&oi E. M.CHEADLE, DENTIST, .flSccetaia 'wciB l UaU EOeEBCKS. OR! I Roseburg Steam Laundry :: .. :: We are now ready for busiuess with new and up-to-date machine ry. Work will be neatly and promptly done. Watch, for -our Wagon or call Thone 791. 1 13 . :: X. CBAWTO&D, Attorney at Law, &00BU IAS. If amen B.J-, KOeKBCKU, OS CSSoaiaabehrta0 8. Laad OSVca aa4 a ui i n eaaea a apwcia'.ly. Lata Secetvcr C. 3. Land OStoa. J0H5 IL 6HUPE, ATTORSEY-AT-LAW, RosKsrao, Oaasos. Boaiaen be lore F. 8. Lal OShxaad FretetS boiocaa a vpeci. 1 y. OSes Abcabaai Bauduut J C S CLLERIOS Attorney-at-Law. 11 sracuoa la all Um Stal aod federal CaarU OflVce la Maraf Bi't SMrbor. Omam- QOMMODORE S. JACESON', Attorney and Couuellor at Lav. Mining Lav and Water Rights mads a specialty. Ka-tu-rt B.d ROnSBrBli.UREUUV W. BENSON, Attorney-at-Law. waa laa4 1 BaiUlBC. KOSXBrB.P.URXUVBT g EVERETT & MOORE, Props. $ t :3::ec iFA)KGE il. BROWS. Attorney-at-Law, Court Hooaa niuuv EoeiBCaw oi; Attention, Fruit Growers. Tbe Prcific Norserv Co of Tin rent. O e keep tbe fioeet nniarT aloi-k ol al: iodt, bealtbv, stror.g and true to name.sV otusiaciiuo KDaranieea. l lace your or der be'nre boring eleevhete with Estcar MAB!rrsaa,Gso'l Ajt., Roseborf , Oregun. Candied and outs by tbs wholesale ml KrnseA- Newlaod'a. Sea them before you boy rlMtwhere WANTED SEVERAL FER.SOSiOF r'YiarartAr ant ptiimI n.mitariAa in uj h state (one in this euonty required) to re- ! preeent sod advertise old established I ealtliy boaioess booae of solid financial , sundinc Salary fiS.OO weekly with expens additional all parable in cash eacb Wednesday direct from bead j fiios. Horen and rrrisfcee fnmishsd, when necessary. References Eocke 9elf-a.Hraad stampe1 envelope. Mau j arer, 316 Caxton Buildicg, Cbici(0. ! 12J1. J A. BUCHANAN, Notary Public, Attorney-at-Law. Collections a Specialty. Room S Manleia BaUdins. ftOsxBCavi.oa Ha J. ROBIN ETT, . Attorney at Law. - Ritn 11. ., fajlor iia Bhck. koaSBCBa, OKS. To cut railroad wood at WoUt-reek, Orvton. tiixnl timber, tine location, pleasant climate and loog job' Address Dunbar & Ku,keudall, Wolfcsek Ore gon. f3. 705-707 CASS ST. RICE & RICE wisHEou a MERRY CHRISTHAS Bargains for all. j Don't delay, -we have plenty of goods at the aight -prices. Xinas Specialties. Go-Carts and Doll Buggies, 1 75c and up. Chairs and Rockers for child ren, 20 cts aud up. A child toy ' stove for 20 cts; a better one for 775 cts. Iron Beds for 35 aud 75 ceuts.- We are strictly iu it. Nasal CATARRH SawSMawaa Id all Its ataires than shoo la be cleaulineaa. .; Ely's Cream Balm clcantca, ootlieitil hftS 'the iisMd ' membrane. ' 1 1 cnteecatarrli fend drive? ' away a cold In to bead tuickty. . . Cream Balm 4a placed Into tbe DOftrila, apraada over tbe toembraue and. la abeorbt Itellef lalia. oiediale aad a car follow t. It U aot ilrylng oa not produoa eaeaalii'j. . Large Elza, S otat at Drug I., m.llf Triil Slit ia mala hi natt. - 4 & ' J A 8X1 BKOTHEas, as Warren Htfett. Hew Tors If veil get tired reading thin adv. we can interest vim with prices. We -sell cI.eaitT than Port-' land. Remember imr special December Hale. IHin't. fort us. $l.i Ktiinds for 1. shades, ri'itular price, 45 irts., now cts. while they last. i Sewing niiiVliiilr, drop head, delivered.oMly fi5. Nor 7 t'K'k Stove. Sj No. H Cook.-Stove, $9; Utii l Kunuc, warranted for 15 ! yeurs, Only t'M. ' ' FACTS ABOUT PAINT True economy in paint is attained only when the best of material is used Our $i.25Rockers J, aud $1.65 Rockers . are easy Rockers. , The price ' is easy : j tnn. See them be- i fore you buy.' Our $1.00 Chairs cau't be equalled or 75 cts. Chair can't be beaten. ' ' SPECIAL 3-U-K throughout Dec ember, Many shoppers are ex pected. . Save juou- RICE & RICE, THE HOUSE FURNISHERS We carry the best grade paint on the market 1 AC i 11 1 11- t S .st 1 ; , We carry the best grade paint on the market I If first-class paint costs only one-fifth mure than a poor quality paint, and lasts just twice as long, it stands to reason that THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST. A full line of PAINTING SUPPLIES, GUARANTEED PURE LINSEED OIL, PIONEER WHITE LEAD at lowest market prices A. C. MARSTERS & CO., Druggists ROSEBURG, OREGON 1 1 J jaiiiium 1 'an ' i ' ' ar si t