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Ore., as second class mail matter.
Advertising Kates on Application.
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Acrdinr,4ouie of the latest laws iit-wnpa-nrr
itibliiben may canse individuals woo litkr
- -... 4 1 .A lw arrMiti .l
a lM.fr. f .uu reiusi , iv .w
for frau.l. t'ml.w ihla ruling, aluo, anyone who
allow, hi surwcnptiou to run a'oug lr a time
nil aui ihen orietxit dweoutiuuvd, or or
aers the postmaster to mark it re (used, or cuds
a pnattt rtm u me puotisnera in nauiu
res and tine the same ai lor theft.
Clubbing Rate
We hare arranecd with a large number ol
papers aud magazines lor rates which will give
to our subscriber two publicaUons tor a slight
advance orer the cost of Tat Plaikoeals
alone. Following it a partial list:
Twit-a-a-Wasa Plaiisdkalu and the
Toledo Blade ,. 1 7i
New York Tribune.. 1 "s
Qregonian - . 2 01
8. F. Bulletin t
8. F. Call ' 2 '
Rural Northwest .- 1
JANUARY 2, 1902.
The year just closed was a pro-
. perous one for Roseburg and Dong
las ooantj. This city experience!
unprecedented building activity and
besides acquiring two complete and
modern electric and water works sys
terns, seyeral large new brick build
'ings were erected including the new
tbree-Btcrr McClellan hotel, while
new commodious cottages and rem
dences sprung tip on every hand,
reaching a total for the year of near
ly one hundred. The growth and
advancement of our city during the
ensuing year promises to be ever
greater than for the year jast closed.
Among the early substantial im
provements will be the grading,
graveling and permanent improve
ment of oar main streets, the build
in? of the new brick Masonic Tern
pie and the large new two-storj
Douglas county bank building. Oth
er substantial structures are contem
plated, while the erection of new
cottages and residences promises to
exceed the fiue record of the pat!
year. Business conditions are most
at it-factory at this place and through
out i he county, owing to the alun
dant crops of the past season whicl
were mstketeJ at rennmerativ
p-ices. M iuj Eastern people of a
d -sir&b le class found homes in our
county, tbe-ps-4 year and many
more wil cast their lot in our favor
ed section of ih t state during the
present year where so ' many excel
leut opportunities are afforded. L
fact, immigration toOregon promise
to bi the greatest in years dnritig
the next twelve months and with
little effort on the part of onr cit:
reus Douglas county will receive it
full share of the home seekers and
investors. The new year opens wit I.
bright prospects for activity in even
avenue of trade as well as for tb
rapid growth and developement of
onr city, county and state.
England will send a batch of pn-
piis to this country next cummer io
s ndy American Industries. Th-j
will constat of members of Parlii
tueift, heads of business hooses, col
lee aud labor leaders. The plan
was sngested bv Alfred Moeeley.
the EuglMtiman who made a big for
tune in the South African diamond
fields. Mr. Moseley says that the
American boy is brighter than th
English boy, and consequently be
comes a brighter man. Hence L
believes that theie must be some
thing in the American educational
eysteiii which is lacking in the En?
liih system, and this is one of iL
things that the commission is to tn
to discover. They will also study
American methods of commerce and
iudnstry.
' Considerable activity is being man
i feet el on the part of the politician--of
the Willamette valley and the po
litical pot is beginuing to pirumer
It appears that Governor Geer will
experience the fight of his life to fo
cure renom natioD, but as far as Uni
lei States Senator is concerned.
Chas. Fulton appears to be the com
ing man and is universally popular.
It 'ook-i like "Li tile Joe1' is op
against the real thing.
mm
Perfect, Delidoas,
Appetising. ,
CUT
The Salem Statesman came on1
Jannary 1st with a beautiful New
Year edition m magazine form, eou
tainint: 50 paires besides its artistic
covers and it handsomely illustrated
with half tone cuts. It presents the
enterprises and resources of the mid
dle Willamette valley admirably. The
Statesman publishers are to be con
gratulated upon their energy and
enterprise.
Never has a more competent, ob
liging and bnhiness-like bet of offi
cials occupied the county offices than
the pret-eut incumbents. N far aw
ecau ttscertaiii the people general
ly are well pleased wiih the present
Douglas Oouuty admiuistratiou and
tee no cause wh never for any
radical cnauge tb coming spring.
Sanator lianna is rigUl iu declar
ing that uo greater public benefit
could be conferred thau to iucrease
the cordiality of the relations be
tweeu labor aud capital, and the
committee, of which he is chairman,
formed with that object, will have
ihe good wishes of everybody in it
work.
The French Panama Usual Cotn
pauy is now anxious to sell out to the
United States at auy old price, bni
that won't make the sale. The Uni
ted States is going to construct the
canal, but it is to be over the Nicar
agua, and not the Panama route
The sooner those Frenchmen realiz
that the more money they will save
Ex Represent at i ye Kerr, of Ohio,
is writing a life of the late Hon. John
Sherman. Mr. Sherman's life louj;
habit of preserving every important
letter he received has given Mr. Kerr
much interesting material to dra
upon, although he will have to exer
cise great care to avoid treading up
on living toes.
Hon. Henry C. Payne, the ne
Postmaster General, made no mis
take when he announced his inten
tion to work for one-cent letter post
age. That is the next step forward
the people expect from the Post Of
fice Department
A great majority of onr people
agree with Secretary Loug and the
court of inquiry that the Sehlej
matter ought to be dropped, but
those who hope to make political
capital out of it will see that it isn't.
Marconi and Santos Dumoui
might pool their issues and mat
the establishment of au ocean " wire
less telegraph line and au air ahui
passenger hue a joint and siuiultaue
ous affair.
President lloosevelt is thoroughly
practical. Knowing the important
part that Cranes play in the indus
tries of the couui ry be cucl tided thai
a Crane would be useful in his Cabi
net.
One of the resolutions that might
be adopted with advantage by soui
high officials would be to cultivate
discretion aud tact
That new leaf which was turned
yesterday will lgiu to look a little
speckled before the close of the week
in many cases.
Kesol ntious yesterday, remorse to
day. Remember and write it VJOft.
News Today. "
Gener-i'K'ttlieDer needa reinforcement
The Cuban election pushed off quite
Ir.
Germany has wieely delayed action
against eiiti irla.
N rtbweeiern Governor? agree upon a
plan ior fighting the propueed rilru.J
teal.
Power' itijanciiun aaiust the No. t
rn Pacific was dn-eolvtd.
Secret ary Gane rays the Treasury is
o condition of onexamplrd saei gtli.
Dudley Evan", an x Portland man.
choseu president ol Wt-Us-Fargo Ex
press Company.
Many prominent men gathered at
Olympia lo a tend Ui (antral olGwver
nor Rogers Wednesday.
Frederick Warde in the Mountebank,
On Snimday Jan. II, Mr. Frederick
Warde, the dietlngniehed actor, precen la
uis iNmorf cbaracterizatioo, ''Belpbeu'r,
be Mountebank." The Portland, Ore.,
Oregonian, bad title to ay of it, wben
it as pre n ted there; ,The part of
Belpbegor he no loi.g held a prom in? n
place in Warde' repertoire, and ia eu
(miliar to P.t:tlaad' ibaatre B'Jere tbtt
it is difficult to say anything about it and
avoid rep:. ttiou. Mr. Warde'a Belpbejzor
Us' fcV'r.lug wag the Belpbegor of pre'
viooi years, riper, perhaps, and perhapr
richer in detail. It was the tame tender
honest, heroic characterization tbat en
listed tne eympathy and aroused tbe
admiration of thia city's lover . of rom
antic dr-m 4 a decade ago. BelphetioiV
chief al to a? lies in bis essential
Kulleleienepp, manliucta and in Lis brav
ery the na'ural a j n.ct of a character
that is both manly and simple. In Li
bringing out r.d blending of these qual
ities Mr. Wardwa intelligeDtly con
sis' en t. Hi q'liet and qnaiot work 'in
tha earlier cene was a abrewd prepar
ation of hia auditory' leelin for the
exciting eitnationa and climaxes of tbe
third and fourth acta. Gradually aud
almost imperceptibly, he carried bis
public frjm a sense of placid enjoyment
to a state of sympathetic pity, and then
like a whirlwind he whisked them into a
condition of rapturous admiration. - It
was deft work, and generously s it re
warded. Curtain calls were numerous
and hearty."
New Year Appeal to Delinquents.
$weet $ulcriber limply $ball we av.
fame filver dollarf fbould be nt
our wav. . . - .
To let tie your account and don't delay
nememoer ma'., in 9 edit hia debt
mof ' pay.
What of the Future?
Aa the old and never-to-be-forgotten
year of 1901 is dying; it aeema fit, that
we look ahead and try to pierce the dim
future enough to gain a faint forecast o!
what is going to be.
Who will even dare to predict what
tbe coming year ill bung usT Who
can even Bay that thev are sure of even
one thinR? There are several ventures
on foot, viz: The perfection of wireleaa
telegraphy, perfecting the submarine
boat and many other questions that will
command the interest of the entire!
world ; but what are the prospects for
tbe people of tbe United States?
First will come the Nicaragua Canal,
tbat will surely be well under way be
fore the close of 1902. This ia going to
be the greatest improvement that the
world will make. The completion of this
canal will place tbe products of tbe Fa
cifi : co Bt States on par with those of tbe
Atlantic seaboard ; of course this canal
ia beiug fought by tbe railroads but
when a controlling power oppoans tbe
people, that ia proof positive tbat, to the
people it is a benefit. Johnny Bull and
U icle Sam bave agreed; tbe question is
up to Congress; what will abe dot
There ia danger ahead for the repub
lican party. It is the question of reci
procity ; this Is a quostion tbat ia ab
sorbing a great deal of interest. Cuba
a sister republic, and tbe Latin Ameri
cana demand it. The question ia np to
Congrees. What will abe do with it?
In oar president's list message we see
that tbe United States army and navy is
to be improved. This is aa it sboald be ;
times and conditions bave changed ; we
have foreign possessions, they must not
only be protected but advanced in tbe
wiys of thia great republic. We see
that our secretary of the treasury eeti
mates the expenses of government for
next year at 1611,000,000 of which over
$411,000,000 will go for the army and
navy and pensions. A large amount 1
Yee, but we are a large nation and our
demands for government are larre; but
our revenue will more tban pay it. Our
turplus now would pay it.
Tbe Philippines are rapidly donning
th i garb of peace and ber revenues are
on the in:reaee. How much longer be
fore she will be self supporting? What
will be the condition of affairs there at
the close of 1902?
Cuba ia rapidly forming a atable gov
ernment, and the United States will
probably soon withdraw from the i
landa. Bat, will Cuba succeed? We
ho so.
For t ie ear of 132 what will be the
value of the agiicultural products ol
America? The same mav be asked in
regard to the mining industry. Wnal
iil Alaska, and even Oregon bring fortb
m mineral for tbia year?
Tneae are questions tbat we know will
e answered oue 3 ear from now; but
chat will tbe coming year bring us io
war,' discoveries and inventiona?
War will probably continue in Soatb
A-nerici, Africa and the Philippines
Where else will it break out?
Will Bit J tin reai.b tbe pole and plant
the stars and etripea where all directions
r south, and where it is any time of
day you may call it?
Will aerial navigation be solved, anrl
if so, wi.l a sun of Uncle Sam be lite
lucky person? Will Edison perfect bt
dry storage battel y and cheapen tne co t
and leftwo the weight of the automobile?
Wnt will the yetr brinr na in authors,
pjet, statesmen, j irists? Who will be
tbe library iion nex January? Who
wil! write the greatest oem of the year?
Bat in all that we bopa.tj ba blessed,
lei us each trust and pray tbat we will
not see another tragedy like tbe one en
acted in Buff ilo, last September. God
forbid!
PlKKBB M.tBvlCIS.
Coles Valley, Ore., Dec. 30, 1'JOl.
At Cottage Grove.
The editor of thePkAiMDSAUtit returned
borne Iroui a brief pleasure trip to Cot
tape Grove Wednesday evening. On
tiouday evening we attended a tele bra
ion of the tenth (tin) weddiug annivers
ary of Mr. and Mrs J. L Jones at their
commodious CotUgeGrove nonce. A large
number of guests were preseut, and a
moat pleasant and enjoyable evening was
passed with music, games and social eou
rerse. Tne "bride and groom" were the
recipients of many presents useful and
otherwise, tbe reception room present
ing tne appearance of a retail tinware
ttore after the guests bad ah deposited
their tor-ens of esteem on tbe tables.
In tbe midst of tbe anniversary festivi
ties the boeta aud their gues'4 were eg
grteable surprised by a serenade partv
composed of a cumber of popular young
people of the town.
1
Tbe business men aud citizens of Cot
tage Grove are very sanguine regarding
the early developement of tbe Bohemia
mines and feel cot fij nt tbat construc
tion work on tbe Cottage Grove' Bohemia
railroad will commence in (be spring
and be pushed to completion without de
lay. Tbe new telephone line between
tbat town aud tbe mines ia now iu opera
tion and the coming season promises t
be a very lively one bothj in tbe mines
and at tbe coming metropolis of the up
per wi;iameti Valley. The streets o!
that city which were graded and covered
with crashed rock a year ago, present a
decided improvement over their former
condition at this season of the year.
A New W. F. President.
Naw Yokk. Doc. 31. It ie announced,
says the Herald, that a successor to tbe
la:e President Valentine of the Welle;
Fargo Express Company ban been se
lected iu Dudley Evaus, at present gen
eral manager of the company with head
quartereia Nw York. It Is believed
here that at llni nest meeting of the di
rectors' ecti' n will be taken looking to
tbe establish stent ol the headqnarters of
the company iu this city.
ASK
Druggist
for
10 CENT
TRIAL SIZE.
Ely's Cream Balm
Civet Relist at one.
It cleanees, soothes and
hcsls the dis'SMH mera-
CATARRH
rim-Ii-nlft'
rmna.
It cures Catarrt
and drivt away a Cold
in the Head anu klv. It
HAY FEVER
Is aioTld. Hmls and Protects the Membrane.
Restore the fieiinen of '1 ante and HmelL Full six
0r.: Trisl sire ti-e - at lrni(r?ts or lijr mall.
tXlOIUi.US, M Wurta 6irjet, c Tore.
Roosevelt a Disciplinarian,
"Tbe Personality of President Roose
velt" la analyzed in the Century by one
who knowa him well.
He ia a kind-hearted man, yet a rigid
disciplinarian, and will demand a faith
fol ard efficient dircbarge of public duties
by public officials. I happened to be
present when graduates of Harvard and
other nniveraitlea and Western mining
eugineers, to tbe number of thirty or
forty, collected in the office of the As
sietant Secretary of tbe Navy to be en
listed in tbe "Rough Rider" Regiment.
Mr. Roosevelt stood in front of hia desk,
while these earnest, m anly young fel
lows stood ranged around three sides of
hia office. Addressing them in hia pe
culiarly quick, earnest manner, to the
effect they must not underestimate the
dangers or difficulties they would en
counter, he told them that it would prob
ably be the roughest experience tbat
tbey ever had, and be wished them to
understand that after once being sworn
in thev oust take whatever came with
out grumbllog. "Positively, gentlemen,"
aid be, "1 will bave no eqnealing," and
be nrged them, if any of them lbougl
they could not endure the greatest hard
ships to withdraw before it was too late
Tuen, turning to a pile of volumes ol
mounted infantry luetics, be said : ' I will
remain behind a few days and hurry for
word tbe equiprrents. You gentlemen.
hurry to San Antonio, and if you do
your part toward getting the men in 01
der and licking them into shape, I prom
isa to get yon into the fight. There are
oot enough tactieetogo around, bull
will distribute these, and yon mast read
and study them on tbe cars." Calling
out their names, be burled the books at
tbe men so fast tbat several would be in
tbe air at once, the men catching them
on tbe fly. I could see iu their f-cte
that every one of them was ready to fol
low him to tbe death.
One of the clouds of misconception and
the false impressions thrown about this
pictorerqoe figure by the cartoonists and
the pargraphers, more interested in sen
sationalism than in reality, there sud
denly emerges this intensely earnest,
forcelul, brave, patriotic, humanity-lot-ing,
broad-minded, non-sectional Ameri
can, thia practical idealirH, to become
tbe youngest ruler of the greatest coun
try in the world.
Real Estate Transfers.
U S Sheridan, adm. of tbe estate
of Harsh Sheridan, dc to Jessie
F Sheridan, lot 11 H in Hot-k 51
railroad addition to city of Rose- '"
burg f 61
Chas. Moriarty to Mrs. Jhn W
Gi.boy 3 seres, in tp 27 r 7
w 1
Herman A Wilson to Howard E
Wilton, 20 acres in sec 14, tp
26 s, r o w 200
Frederick A. Kribbs to F M Shook
780, acres iu sec 2, 10, IS, aud
36, tp30s, r 9 w 3tW0
Cbauncey C Buh to John D
Bush 160 acres in sec 20, tp 2d a
r8w
Jas II Howard to 8 C Miller 5
acres In tp 28, a r, 6 w and lota 7
in Dillard, Oregon I
J T Bridges and wife to Frank II
Marion, 120 acres in sec 36, tp
22, a r. 6 w 17Ti
John Dennbart) Frar.k B Waite,
80 acres in sec 27, tp 27, s r, 6 w, 240
Viilena M Pinkston lo Jas G ' '
Lyons lo. 7, block 1, in Elkton.
Oregon 4 jO
Wilbur Cem. Ateo. to S Ban, a
Japanese, lot 7 in Wilbur ceme
tery, Wilour Or 10
Homer M Oilman to Cha G
Met lot 6, block 10 in town of
Myrtle Creek 2 0
A Hicketbier and wife to Lswia -St
Ores, r.','i ft on west end of lot
land 2, nlk 8, in Drain 50
A E S-nitb and wife to R B Dixon
100 acres in sec 3.', tp 2-5, a r, 4
w 200
R S Sheridan to Jessie F Sherida 1
lots 9, 10, and II, railroad ad
dition to Roeeburg 10
J W Gardner and wile to Sarah
E Gardner, a parcel of land in
sees 10, 11 and 14, tp 22, s r
6 w 3500
Samuel Dyer to Jreee Dyer, 159 -.
acres iu sec 25, ip 39, a r, 6 w. . 150
David Fats to M.mie Gidoey, 22
acres in sec 10, tp 30, a r 4 w... "1
Annie F Smith et a! to Fannie
Hoover 3 acres in East Draio... 200
C A Sehlbrede to C L Berkley, lot
7. hlk 19 io railroad addition to
Oakland 200
tat of Oregon to Geo C Jjnee,
16 J acres iu Sec 36, tp 20, a r,
8 w 200
To Organize a Republican Club.
. ,. 1
A call is hereby issued to the Repub
lics of Cleveland precinct to meet at
tbe Cleveland School House, SUurdav,
Jan. 11, l'.K)-', for tbe purpose of r.
organizing a Republic m 'club. By ord r
of Cbstbal Com mitt k.
RICE &
WISHES YOU A
Xrnas Specialties.
Go-Carts and Doll
Buggies, 75c and
up. Chairs aud
Rockers for child
ren, 20 cts and up.
Bargains for 'all.'
Don't delay, we
have plenty of
goods at tbe aigbt
prices.
Ri-Oieiiiln-r onr Kix'cial
Ihsfemlier Kale. Iion't
forget us. $ 1 .15 fct;iihlfl
for (I. Shades, recular
price, 45 ctf., now 35 cts.
while they lat.
Ifvotiitet tired reading
tliiH adv. we can intercut
you witlt prices. We
w'll ebeajier than Tort
land. Pi,,- 4, - r U lorc
arid $1.65 Rockers
'are easy Rpckers.
The price is easy
too. . See them be
fore you buy.
Our $1.00 Chairs
can't be equalled
or 75- cts. Chair
can't be beaten.
RICE & RICE,
Looking; Backward.
'Tie midnight, and the passing year .;
Creep noHetsly away;
No stern regret nor bitter tear, '
No pleadings in its dull.'colJ ear,
Can bid it stay.
Tie gone, and I am left alone ..'
To ponder o'er the lost.
To weep o'er wasted moments flown,
To reap tbe harvest I bave sown
And count the coat.
Tbe flowers Hit their heads in praise ,. .
In their appointed time;
'Tie man alone finds idle ways,
Neglectful of tbe passing daya,
Wbils in hia prime.
The f mi tags ripena on tbe trees
When summer's sun Is bright,
While man enjoys the soothing breeze
And slumbers on nor he da nor sees
The coming night.
The birds from instinct know just when
To leave the downy nest.
While oft the recreant sons of men
Repent and weep and torn again
To mother's breast.
The sun and moon and stara roll on
Nor slacken in their pace;
Tbey cheer the night and gild the d wn,
Just aa in ages lung agone
Before our race.
And I alt here alone and sigh.
Another year began.
And, looking back with tearfal eve
Through misty days, cannot descry -
What I have done.
E. L. Aultman in Ciocinnaiti Enquirer.
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' Probate Orders.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas
Coats, dtceared, W. R. Wells, admr..
petit oned the court for an order to sell
the real properly belonging to the estate
Claims to tbe amount of $2000, principal
and interest, has been presented againtl
aaid estate and allowed by the admini
trator. Tbe real property consists of lb"
X of SE' of sec. 30. tp. 28 S. R. 7 wei 1
containing bO acres. Ha was ala3 the
owoer of Ihe E of S, of the D. L C.
of Thos. Coats and wife, being the NE'4
and N,'of SEofsec. 31, and W.t4' ol
NW'-4' of sac. 82, tp. 28 6, R 7 west, coo
tainiug 320 acres. A citation has been
issued to said heirs to appear at tin
court house on Monday, IFeb, 3 li02, lo
show cause, if any the'e be why tb? re
property sboald not be sold.
Notice.
A winter trip to Sju bera California
ud Ariz oa. via the tarn ma Shasta
rou'e is one never to be forgotten. Re
newed acquaintance wi'h this section
will ever develop fresh points of interest
n 1 added soarces of enjoment nn!er
its sunny skies, in tbe variety of inter
eeta and added indaatrien, in its prolific
vegs atioa and among its numberless re
sorts of m nntain, shore, valley and
plain.
Two trains leave Portland daily, (sort
ing and sveuing for California. Thee
1 raj as are eqaipped witb the most im
proved pat'e.-n of standard and tourist
sleepiog cars, and the low rales place the
trip in tejch of all. ...
For illuetratad guides of California and
Aria aa winter resorts, addrees
R. B. Miixka, '
Gen Pass. Aten, Portland, Or.
Bargains at Richardson's
Tne aui tion eale tti I roelit 01 d at tlte
Richardson mask I umc, and a t re
interest ia being -n. Thoee bavin
pnr-naed inntroin. ; t eo fr are: .
W. F.McLaaghlie. Guitar 50 ct. Y.olin
7Jct. Z ether fl.Or); il. Land-re, Man
lulio fJOOGai'ar ft i; John Uasse'.l.
Violin 13.25; Allis lUuer, Guitar 15 00
Mr. Tripp. Mandolin 2.W; Mr. I. M.
Meeley, Violin -tf.OO;' E. E. Harphan:
Accordion 65 eta. ; V. Harphan, Guitar
12 10; S, A. Gurney, Violin 12.75; Man
'olio 2.10; R. Ages, Mnndolin 11.00;
Dr. Dii Uii, Autobarp f-.'.OO; Carl B a
brae, Wliu 3 00 T. K Kit. uaioson.
Don't Forget to Read This.
Onr fall aud winter good bve arr vad
and you will find here t'e lara. and
moat complete line vf drese goods, cut ing
flannels, fascinators, underwear, hosiery,
blankets, curtains, clunks, c-pee, etc.
Also Buckinbam A Heth', boots and
shoes, rubber gooJa, oil clothing, over-
coats, and a line of men aud bo e' clo h-
ing tbat cannot be bear. We also
carry miners' supplies and a froeh and
complete s'ot k of groceries.
Come and let as show you our Urge
assortment aud give you prices. Oar
aim is to give yoa good values aud treat
you right. Give os a trial.
A. R. Mattoss A Co . Riddle. Or.
We are also agents for the Ul-ver
Chilled plowaand exiras. ui-i.l)
For Sale at a Bargain.
A good gentle team of work horses and
ou good milch cow. Address or sppy
tO T. K. RlClMKIHk'M.
RICE
705-707
CASS ST.
HAPPY NEW YEAR
A child toy stove
for 20 cts; a better
one for 75 cts.
Iron Beds for 35
and 75 cents. We
are strictly in it.
Sewing iiiiicliiiie, drop
head, ilelivereil.cinly $J.r.
No. 7 Cook Stove, S : No.
t'ook Stove, ! ; Stwl j
Kauge, warranted lor Jo
yeiiri", only f.'Jt).
1
SPECIAL SALE
throughout Dec
ember. Many
shoppers are ex
pected. Save mon
ey. THE HOUSE
FURNISHERS
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I If ruits and Vegetables,
g Groceries,
Dry Goods,
g Boots and Shoes,
BBana
J PIIONb67i.
..Card of Thanks.,
Once again we beg 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 and
the business has increased every year the
present year has been a hummer. We have
distributed among our friends over one hun
dred instruments this 3'ear, 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
are giving the best of satisfaction. We have
in stock at the present time a line 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
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We are now ready for business
with new aud up-to-date machine
ry. Work will be neatly and
promptly done. Watch for our
Wagon or call 'Phone 791.
! EVERETT &
"What are yoa erjirju ahootr' aekel
a kind-hear'ed t-m
- " V OtBUU
ing in front of a nesrepaper offit wevp
iog aa if hia heart would treak. "OH
P a sooe np-ataira to whip the editor."
"Weil, baa he roue dosrn et?" por
ed tbe Bentle Samaritan. " Piece of
htm haTe." aaM the boy with a frh
burst of teara. 'and I'm r.,,. .1,.
a v
reat every minute."
Get Your
3SSSSSSSSSSSSSS!SSXSSSSSSSS3EBSS!XSSSSSi
Roseburg, Ore., Dec. S, 1901.
State Chemist, Oregon Agricultural College,
Corvallis, Oregon.
Dear Sir We send you by this mail sample of sulphur taken from our
stock of spray material. Please make a careful analysis of same and inform
us if it is of such standard of purity that it will fill all requirements for mak
ing first class spray compounds. If it is not sufficiently pure for such purpose
please inform us where we can obtain sulphur which will meet all require
ments. Very respectfully,
A. C. MARSTERS & CO.
Corvallis, Oregon, December 12, 1901.
Mr. A. C. Marsters & Co.,
Roseburg, Ore.
Gentlemen: Your letter concerning sulfur and the sample of sulfur,
have been received.
I have examined this sample and fiud that it is almost entirely pure
sulfur. I think that it would answer the purposes very satisfactorily for
spraying compounds or insecticides. I think that if you have plenty of this
quality, or can get it, that it will be as good as any sulfur that we can obtain
for spraying materials. Very truly yours,
, A. L. KNISELY.
A. C. MARSTERS & CO.,
ROSEBURG, OREGON
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Prompt Delivery.
steam Laundry p;
MOORE, Props. $
WASTED SEVERAL TERSONSjOF
character and good .repautioa in each
Ut con io thia county repaired) lo r
preeentand adyertiaa old eeUbliehed
wealtliy boaioeea bouaw of aolid boancial
tao.ling. Salary tIS.OO weekly with
expeneee additional all parable in caeb
each Weilaeeday direct from bead
ftio--. Hores and carriage fnrniahad.
I hen necveeary. Refereocea Encloae
ae.I-aJlri-fJ urapn.i en re lope. Mao
j aser, 3)6 Caxton Bniidiog, Chicago.
Spray Material at
OFFICE OF A. C. MARSTERS &
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
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ROSEBURG, ORE
Professional Cards.
DR. ALKIRE,
...Nerve Specialist...
Carr Rheomatim. Kenrnna A M-tinnt
Pliraiarh aol Lire TnMiM, iH.inal bunirfim,
txritre. Aeueral UebilHT. female Dlvum. l it.
culabM-y sua Pulmonary Duturbaneea.
Hoars: U 11 :JO; 1 to &
T-S Taylor Wiiaoo Bidg. Boaebarc. Orerrm
J5JLMER V. HOOVER,
PHYSICIAN AND KCRGEON.
RoHKBraa Obcoos
Special attentloa circa to UUruH ! Um Koa
ad Tbrrwi.
Ofltue- Vain ,, ouc dux auaib of Ct 1 Ha
liviasi aasual
Q V. FISHER, M. D,
Physician, Surgeon.
Offir oTer P. O. Rosaat ma,
'Phone Main 591. Oaaoos.
QR.GEO.E. HOCCK,
Physcian & Surgeon.
Faooa. MalaXI
OEXUOM
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DENTIST,
Kenew Balldia.
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B. M.CHEADLE,
DENTIST,
PSre ot pn
Sicrum a HaU
UJrIBCES. OKK
X. CBAWTOSD,
Attorney at Law,
Boosm I A i. HuBtfl Bid.. ROSSBCSd. OE
aTlBBoalaeasbeforetaa 0 8. Laad OaV aad
lama inn a specialty.
Lata RaodTei 0. g. Laad OaU.
JOHN H. SHUPE,
ATTORSEY-AT-LAW,
Roaaarao, Uaaoa.
BoaiiMS before T. &. Laad 09k aa4 Pretet
J bti!9M a rcia.tj.
v9o-ADrmsaa Bu.kliac
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Attorney -at-Law.
Wir swactiaa tm aH Um Mate aa4 Federal Cearta
oaea la Hart- BMtn wim liane.
Q"JMMODOKE S. iACKbO,
Attorney and Coaneellor at Law.
Mining Law and Water Kfgtita made
a spec Laity.
.trra Bid ROCBtJKG.O&E(HK
P W. BENSON,
Attorney-at-Law.
nu 1 aad J
wrtew BaiUisc. ROKBrU, ORBUVW
Q.EORGE U. BROWS,
Attorney-at-Law,"
Court Hoom
bvaraslaus.
EOtlBCBQ. OB;
J A. BrCHASAS.SoUryTnblie.
Attorney-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Boom 1
arstera BaiUinc BXMBCK6. OB
J J. ROBISETr,
Attorney at Law.
raior a Biora. Roaaaras, Orb.
MARSTERS.
CO.
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