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Newspaper Page TextOregon llietoiBCl Society PORT..AND Idyertising J objgrlnting r In busy seasons bring yon your 6 hare of trade; 7??? Is a vei important fscV ria advertising in doll sea sons brings yon your share, and also ibat of i be merchant who "can't af ord" to advertise. . . DQfflnehs. Poor printing ra- t necra no credit on a go d bosineba house. Let na do your Job Printing we gnarantee it to b in Published on Mondays and Thursdays Established 1868. J tery way satisfactory. Vol.. XXXIII. - rTT- .ROSKBURG. DOUGLAS COUNTY,! OREGON, MONDAY, JANUARY 13. 1902. - 1 1 , , aw ! Mir Kifiiiw k 111111 iiiui 1 11 imi 1 in ium 1 1,1 a n r 1 1 1 am m m m sw wi vi iiiir i ,r ' ' i v w w v-i w r .. INVENTORY SALE DRESS GOODS, SHIRTWAISTS, FURS, CAPES, JACKETS,. ;V SHOES and ... ; UNDERWEAR . 1 - at a price you can- not equal' in any J city. , MEN'S SUITS, SHOES, SHIRTS, COLLARS, TIES,, in fact everything in the store at a price you 7 will 3r ! know is right and 4& quality good. C hildren's Rubbers 15 cts. per pr. Jf S. Irice "i? Store OHriv Oien until 8 o'clock. t. 6 I A HaoDV and Prosnprniis M m f 1 new fXdr i 8 I is the wish of B. W. STRONG, the Fur niture man, and in line with our wishes we have a few special bargains to offer for 1 5-day s. ' TO CLOSE OUT a lot of remnants of Wall Paper for 5 and 10 cts. -per double" roll to -make room for new stock" that will arrive later. en 111 fe 1 Several lots of Brussels and Ingrain Car- k pet remnants, containing from 5 to 15 yls. that we will sell at eiecial bargains. 5 A ffr ruA i1 i rm that fa am mwI we have, only in broken seta, at 6iecial values., Remember the place. " S i B. W. STRONfi. 5 THE FURNITURE MAN. Roseburg.Ore 5 Bring Us Your ... ; J. : CHICKENS. 'ABUTTER: L: FOR CASH OR TRADE. J.F. BARKER d CO. The Day Starts s7 off 00m Have lfCfV- ,! j 'Phone 163 WHITE HOUSE 'ku. COFFEE J"' 'with your breakfast. It has a flavor that's all its own you don't get it in any other brand. JKRUSE & lEWLm , ' Sole Agents, Rosebtirg, . Oregon, Staple a nd Fancy Groceries ; Guaranteed fresh and wholesome and sold at prices as low as the low- est. ' All kinds of fruit andCountry . . J?roduce Bought ana sioia. MI 2 HI I SEC . THAT THIS . ls BRANDEt) I y. . ?Jk ON EVEPY , $3.00 OS i $3.00 THE "Elite" SHAPE Fashion's ' Favorite 1 Kibo T Kid, heavy stitched sole, medi um low heel, high ' wanip, a snug close fitter and very styl ish. Only one of ma ny styles to choosa J froui.i: i . 4 . : , . ...FLINTS SHOE STORE... Hints to Housewives. Half the battle in good cooking, is to have good - ' tresn Groceries, and to get them promptly u when ou order them. Call up 'Phone No. 181 for gor d goods and good service. C. W. PARKS cS: CO. Important Events of few Days. the Past STATE, GENERAL, fO REIGN. Cream of the Dispatches Dished Up In Condensed Form for the Busy Reader. The books of the Ltuo county official are to be exported. Wheat it quoted in the Portland mark et at from 62 to 64 cents. . Eugene grocers bave adopted the even o'clock eveoinic closing. 4 Two thousand new buildirgs were erected in Tortlavd during 1901. The Oregon Farmers Congress had successful eeesion at Salem last week. The hotel men of Albany bave agreed io charge for sample rooms in the future. The Nicaragua Canal bill baa passed the House by a vote of 308 in its favor to 2 against. Game Warden Quimbly ears tbe game law is beneficial, and that deer and elk are increasing. Bill providing a temporary form of government for tbe Philippines was in troduced Tuesday. There baye been 250 caees of Manila itcb, smalliwx or whatever it is, at Marsbfield, with only one death. - The subscriptions to tbe Lewi and Clark reotennial fund amount to 332, 000, and are tti.l growing, at Portland. Toe children of Pocto Rico this year were introduced to civiliiation by being shown Santa Clans for the first time. Great is Uncle Sam. No efforts will be made to stay tbe execution of Wade and Dai ton. Tbe death wan ant are signed. They mnst baog the last day of this month. William F. Eaetbam, the last survivor of tbe jury who convicted the five Indi ans of the Whitman murder in 1S47, died in Marion county last week. It k estimated tbat tbe 1901 taxes will be 25 per cent higher in this eocnty than tbey were last year, which is owing to the locreeee iu tbe state levy, says a Portland paper. Same mosabacks at Cottage Grove de feated tbe school tax levy and now tbat dty is without schools. Tbe progrece ive citizens of the city nere not progress ive ecoogb to turn out to vote. The Pilprims are to be carried to Mrc- ra 00 modern trolley cars. Cleveland and Chicago Capitalists have a contract and concesiiions for building a line from Cario, Egypt, to Mount Sinai. Cash or nothing is tbe demand of the brigands holding Mies stone, If Miss fftoneaerea handsome young woman instead of a very plain old maid the cash would be pungled out mighty quick. I. W. Baird has been notified tbat Ringliog Bros circus ill visit Portland this season, and also Buffalo Bill's Wild West show. One will probably arrive here in the spring and the other ia the summer. Oregon iau. John O. Booth. C. E.' Harmon and P. H. Hartb, of Grants Pass, and Jadge H. L. Benson bave, it is reported, been sub poenaed by the court of Modoc county, Cel., to serve as jurors in tbe celebrated lynching trial now being held at Lookout. Frank P. White, tbe Cottage Grove assayer, dropped dead from heart failure at Express, Baker county last Wednes day. He was also a well known school teacher, and a school mate of tbe Plais okaub's editor. His remains were in terred at Cottage Grove. Tbe Pencaylani Railroad company proposes to tunnel North and East rivers. New York, at a cost of 150,000,000. It considered the greatest engineering conception of the century, and it will, when completed, constitute the elicit wonder of tbe world. The other day, Ray Willoughby, a Eugene druggist was given a small bot- t'e, by a customer, to be filled with ni tric acid. When tbe acid was poured into tbe bottle an explosion occurred and tbe druggist was badly burned aboat the face. Tbe bottle formerly contained c rbolic acid and when tbe unfriendlf acids met there was war. U you want to buy a" farm - ""-" If ,you want furnished rooms If you want to. buy a house If you want to rent a house If you want to build a house If. you want to move a house If vou don't know PAT V; r rbtloifeln!. cu on or address ... T. W.t6rjs3V llfll Ceatraetor-' . tad Builder Resebarg, Oregon From Our-N-55 Correspondents. White City by the Sea Gardiner. Tbe Lily has arrived, two weeks from 6au Francisco. Two schooners which have been bar bound for several weeks got outside last week. Mrs. James Smith who baa a little son a few days old is quite seriously Hi. Capt Cornwall is to be with us again, be will bave charge of tbe tog. T. W. Andre we brought a email son down from ScotUbmg - last week for medical treatment. Rev. W. W. EdmondsoD wsnt np to Scottsburg Friday to conduct tbe fonera services of Mrs. Andy Bawyer. Uncle Billis Pitt who has been ailing for tome time ia not visibly worse. Whooping cough still smong tbe little folks, little Harry Smith baa develop d a case. Tbe family of-Peter Nebon, went op the river Thursday, they were celled to Long Prairie, by tbe death of Mrs. Nel son's mother, the family bave tbesym. patby of all in tbe demise of tbi veiy estimable woman. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eaile bave return ed bom Eugene, from a visit to Mrs Earle's pvenU, Mr. and Mrs. P. P. Pal mer. Mrs Henry Wade, Mr. Janelle. Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Woods, bave gone on a business trip to Rose burg. death or xaa. vakkis Sawvess. Mrs. Sawyers after being' in failing health for several months petard away quietly on the early morning of Jan. 2nd 1902. Mrs. Sawyrra as a pioneer of tbe early 50's, baring come from Ne Orleans on a sailing vessel around Cape Horn, with ber husband and two small children. She was tbe mother ol ten children, five of whom together with ber aged busl aod survive ber; also numer ous grand children, namely, Mies Fan nie Sawyer, Mrs. Margaret Nelson, Wm. Sawyer, Mrs. Auaa Retd of Idaho and Mrs. Kittte Stearns of Los Angelas Calif. Mrs. Sawyers was born July 5tb 1822, 00 toe ocean near tbe coast, of Maine, aod wasoflriab parentage, aod was cosa- queoUv in ber 80th year. She passed the most el ber Lie on tbeir farm 9 miles from Bcoitsbnrg, except 7yrs. which tbey spent iu Roseborg for acquiring tbe ado- cation of tbeir children. Like all tbe pkw eer women she mu universally known tbroogb tbie country, and always will be remembered for ber kindness to ber friends and naigbbote and ber sterling worth and was prepared to go when tbe death an gal came to bear ber away to tbs Great Beyond; aiti ouch she did not onite herself with any church. Sne waa laid to rest in tbe cemetery near Soot labor, where man friends and relatives gathered to pay tbeir last rt- pett to tbeir departed friend. Born. Near bcottsborg, Jan. 3rd to Mr. snd Mrs. Fred Weatberly a son. I: is reported tbat John Campbell and wife of Harvey Creek are loth quite ill. We are sorry to learn tbtt Mias Etta Harvey is not at all improved. - Mies Harvey bas been in qwte poor health for aeveral months. Tbe M. E. Church expects to have a a good revival soon, with W. W. Edmon son as tbe leading worker ia tbe cause. French Settle meat News. ANOTHER TRAIN V, HECK GOV. SHAW SUCCEEDS GAGE. A Brief History of the New Secretary of the Treasury. He is an earnest Methodist. He is opposed to dancing. He never drank liquor nor lasted tobacco. He belongs to no secret society. He is democratic snd, it ia said, treats bis servants as bis equals. He is both banker and lawyer. He leaped from obscurity into politi cal prominence by replying to a free silver speech of W. J. Bryan. He is 64, very bale and vigorous. He waa born in a log cabin in Vermont, and spent bis boyhood on a Vermont farm. He earned with bis own labor the money tbat put LimlLnugh college. He tsys bis tut-tees in life is dne to bard work. He always got to bis law office at.7 a. m. and stayed till 10 p. m. un account ol tbe irregular snrveyf of many of the townships in the Ronnhnrir land district, it ia almost impossible to locate section corners without a copy of the Government enrvey. Frank E Al ley, A Detractor of title city, bai a com plete set or tracings of all surveyed town snips, ana will lurnlnh blue prints of sams, showing all vscant land, at f 1 esu, Welcome 1902. Farmers are bosv (arming. Tom Scott and David Daniels are busy cutting wood. E. W. Diller is hauling boards to town. Geo. A. Oane of Roseborg, was a visi tor at R. A. Woodruffs last week. F. W. Ward of Wardton waa tbe guest of WUuoa Bro. one svsnlng last week. Mrs. Leba of Cleveland was seen pas sing through oar settlement one day last week. . Hon. J. W. Conn took a load of bogs, to town Thursday.. . f, ' . u B, A. Woodruff and G. A. Crane, wars county seat visitors Tnnreday. Mrs. Tom Scott is viiitingber ' mother at Drain. ' . Mr. Dillard Clioklnbeard of Coos County is visiting bis sister MniT MoH Woodruff. - -. - . . . . Miss Agness Brlggs of Millwood waa tbe guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Hoilis last week. How aboat to is Joe? " Geo. Wilson and Fat Woodruff wars school visitors Friuay, W. F. Emory waa seen in our settle ment last Saturday, j H. E. Wilson, V. 8. Woodruff, Jos and Gilbert Hoi lis attended tbe dance at Millwood Wednesday night aod reported a good time. ' Mrs. R; A. Woodruff was visiting in Ctsve'and, Thursday. ;i Mist Sadis Hatfield returned to Drain Saturday after spending tbe holidays at home. Among those wbo visited the city Sat urday were; Mr. and Mrs. H D. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. F.M.Matbsws, E.H.Crane, J. W. Conn, 0. W . Hat field, Geo. Scott, John Hoilis, A. E. Clayton, V. 8. Wood- raff, Geo. and Howard Willson and Carl Barhks. . A very pleasant suprlse party was giv en Mr. and Mrs. Henry Conn Thurvday evening. The evening was spent in songs and Instrumental music, then all returned to tbeir many bomes express ing themselves as having sprots pleas ant evening! - "Only One. WANTED SEVE UAL PERSONSjOF cnaracter and good .reputation In each stats (one in this county required) to re present snd advertise old established wealthy business bonae of solid financial standing. Salary $18.00 weekly with expends additional sli parable in cash each Wednesday direct from bead offices. Hone and carriages furnished, when necessary. References Enclose aelf-addrenead stamped envelope. Man ager, 810 CextoQ Building, Chicago, Engine and four Cars Left tbe Track. ENGINEER AND riSEnUN INJURED .Accident Occured Near Myrtle Creek. No Fatalities. - Engine Wrecked. . The southbound local passenger train No. 11, met with a disaster nns and one-ball miles north of Myrtle Creek at 6 :30 o'clock last Thursday evening at small trestle near tbs wagon road cross ing. The scsns of this disaster waa only about fiftv yards from tbs spot where eight or nine years ago tbe engine of the north bound overland in charge of Engineer Dick Morris and Fireman Geo, Gallisgs, crashed iotoa pile of ties which had been placed on the tract for lbs pur pose of wrecking ths train. It waa stat ed by thoee who visited tbs wreck of last inorsnay sveolng that it seemed s mira cle that Engineer Frank Connolly and Fireman Rupert Jones escaped with tbeir lives, ss tbeir engine. No. 2194, af ter bumping along on tbs ties lor a abort distance toppled over into s ditch and waa coosKHTsbiy demolished. The en gine apparently left tbs Usck at tbs roadcroadng, from what cause ia not known, and after putting down tbs breaks and reversing tbs engine both attempted to jump, the engine toppling over at tbs same Urns, and s range to My both men . cams oat of tbs (atrial crash with only alight injuries Engineer Connolly's injuries coo slated onlyots sprained wrist, a few bruises aod a fearful shaking np, whits his fire man, Jooee, susts'ned a fracture of tbe left arm below tbe elbow, a severely bruised right leg and an injury to bis jaw which prevented him from talking for a short time after tbe accident. Jones was taken to ths company's bospi tal at Portland fur treatment and En gineer Connolly returned to bis home ia Roseborg and both men are getting along nicely, tbe Utter being ready lor doty again, but the former wUl belaid op tor some tints doting nhichtime, however, h will forlaoate'y draw $15 a week avddeot policy which be recently obtained tbroogb ex-Engineer Walter Dreuaeo wbo represents a Saa Francisco io co ranee company. Tbe only damage . resulting to tbe coaches, which broke lose from tbs en gine, waa tbat tbe trucks of the mail, aoil baggage cars were d if placed and aligbt'y damaged. Tbe mail car was next to tbe eugtoe and tender, and clear ed tbe track to the right so tbat tbs bag gage car followed np and crashed into tbe Under tearing oat tbe front tracks. Behind tbe express car cams tbs day coach, but beyond ths fact tbat both trucks were off the rails it wsa pratically uninjured. Tbs next car was ths smoker snd only tbs front trucks left tbe track. Owing to the fact that ths train was runnier at a speed no greater than 25 miles an boor and probably Use, ai serious shaking np wsa experienced by the pseseogers ia tbs coaches and sleepers and no one except ths engineer and fireman was serioasly injured. A wrecking trin was basUly dia patched from Ibis dty carrving ths company's physician, Dr. L. Hamilton who, fith Dr. Fallin nf Myrtle Creek attended tbe two injured men. Tbs mails, .express and. passengers wsrs transferred at tbs wreck daring tbs 15 hours required in clearing np tbe track. - Disasters like tbs abovs era becoming of alarming frequency on the Roseborg, Ashland division, indicating that somsthinf is radically wrong. Ths present Bomber of section men on tbie divieioa eeesn In adequate to keep tbs road is ths proper repair, v .- . . , 1 soTsa. Superintendent L. R. Fields arrived at tbe scene of tbs wreck, from Portland Friday and ths wrecking crew from Portland was brought down. Noa. 15 sod 16 trans! erred Friday making tbe delay to 15 but four Lours. No. 11 waa delayed 15 hours. The conductor with tbs train waa L. J. Speck. - Camas Vsliey Pickups. Ws are having some rain once mors, after enjoying aeveral weeks oi very pleasant weather. . s Misses Gracia Lee and Jennie C -owner gave a young people's party at tbe home ol Dir. end Mrs. Pops, on tbe last even ing of the old year, there being about twenty five present. Tbs svsnlng was spent in singing and playing games, af ter which refresh menu were served. All report a very esjovabls time. ' W Ifrsd and Lewis Brown wbo were spending tbe holidays with their parents Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Brown, have recent ly returned, tbe former near Drain and tbe latUr to Bridge, Coos Co., whore tbey are engsged in teaching. ' Ws understand tbat Mr. Harm is quite aick at the home of Mr. xHenry Deuo. ... ...... . Nearly everybody is suffering from colds at present, due perhaps to tbs re cent Changs of weather. Tbere is to be preaching at ll o'clock at tbe church next 8uuday, Jan.; 12, by Rev. Rece, bis appointment at this place being tbe second Sunday in each month. . !,- ,- It is understood tbat Rev. Dr. Pope it to bold services at tbe school bouse io upper Camas Valley District, the third Snndsy In this month. AC NT 8AM ANTHY. For ths Election June to be srs Chosen. Held ia Tbe county court selected tbs follow ing list of judges snd elerks to taks charge of ths coming ststs sad county election, to he held on Jons 2, 1902 Tbs new alscUoo boards include three clerks each, instead of tww ss formerly, and ths sosmbers now appointed bold tbeir positions for two years. Tbs com plete list for tbs reveral precincts fol lows: . Azalea Prscinet Jodzes: Ben Fiahar rep., Net H Sebr ini rep.. John Jenkins dem. Clerks: Paul Snoha dem.. Joe. Wharton rep.G. W. Riddle rep. Bohemia J uJces : "E. E. Lillv md- John Peterson rep- John Ebana dam. Clerks: Chas. Geltya Omxu. Ralnh Whipple rep., Frank Whipple rep. UeJapooie Jsdges: Chas. MeGee rep., wtgbt Rood rep. C. A. McNabfa dem. Clerks: Frank Gorrall dem., Harvey Cochran rep,, Joel Cols re. Caoyonville Judges: 'B A Stewart rep., E D Day rep.. J L Cloncb Clerks: Frank Gas si v dam- DarVl Hogbes rep., 1 W Pardee rep. Cow Creek Judges: Great Lavwna rep., John Gilliam rep- W8 Booth dem. Clerks: John Bailer dem. finm. cer miser rep., wm Lsveas rep. Csmaa allay Judaea: M L Bte rep., J R Wilson reo. John Sundla dem. Uleiks: J HTLoBma David Noah rep., Alveb Brown two. Cotnetock Wedges: Henry- Moony rep W H Lawrence res.. John Andrews dem. Clerks: Heorv W Stewart data.. Bor Griggs ren-, J A Sterling sen. UvU Bend J ad res: W A Kmrntrnm rep., Wm Buxton rep., G W Gage dem. Uisrts: rxJtsr Walker deen L E IfilU des rep., J A Eggsrs rep. Cotee Valley Judges : Wm. Kerne rep., W W Scott 8r, rep., Cass Hat- Seid dem. darks: M F Csllsfatta demn E T Woodruff rep., W TEenery rep. Deer Creek Judges: LL Maltha wa rep- F P Brown rep, V O Loodoa dees. Clerks: E A Hmklsdena.. Jhw Rami!-. rep., Roy Medal lew too. East Umppoa Jsdges : Jean Living ston rep., a Barker rep, Gwo Shram dem. Clerks: Wm Bond Maths ws rep, Chas Clark rap. Elktoo-Jodges: O W Benedick reo. rboe. Hassock rep . J M Jbibiasoa dem Clerks: P W Beck ley deex, A 8 Haines Jr rr- J. W. Cole ren. Gleodale Jedgss: Aarbross Marshall rwp..MTCbaas rep, OT Neil Clerks: Eaoe Wall dstsw H O as sn ree, W F Tottsa rep. Gardiner Jndgse: J SGrar reo-W Yost rp Roht Ashwwrtb dam. CUrfca: J I mteeer dem., Bea Lystsr rep. Rev n w Edanadsoa np. Kellof-g Judges: Amos' Teal reo- Richard Green rep.. A J Howard dem Clerks: Jboe U sepia dem. Will Fetters' rep, a E AsdssresL Looking Glass Judges: A 8 BoeO rep., J T Spa neb rea.. E. M. Goodman dam. Clerks: W E Cochran deem.. TW Vid Morgan rep., Geo. Mareh rep. Lake-Jodgea:8 B Colvia rep.. BF Wilkes rep, 8 J Shram dsn. Clerks: W 8 Carle dem, Frank Rogers rep, Scott Morris rep, Myrtls Creek-Judges: Ed Weaver rep, Hiram Gallon rep, WfUin Kramer dem. Clerks: O W drwws dam- T N Humphries rep, B M ArcniUgs rsp. . Millwood Judges :E D . Powell rsp. Amos Howard rsp, i. L IDsckcr dam. Clerks: W W Thorn peon dsns, Ferd Fortia rep, Chas Germood swp. MU Soott-O Barker reo- W H Shoa- msker rep, J J Thornton ttsm." Clerks: W. F. Pries dem, R T B lately rsp, Jos. HUIUms rsp. Olalla Judges : W H Coats rm, Tborl - - - - B Cbnicbill rep, Jas Byron dem.' Claris : S. R. Briabin Jem , H J Ireland ren. Frank Nswlend, rsp. Oakland Judges: A. F Brown rep, Jas J . Hunt rep, Jas) Medky dsn. Clerks: Phil Beckisy dam, Robt Hunt rep., J H Cochran rep. . Pass Creek Judges: J W Spsldint rep, Wm Elisabsrg rsp. Clsrks: Lee Barker dem, Wm . Hedrick rsp, JO Johnson, Jr, rep. Perdue Judges: Frank Fate rep. Frank Reynolds rsp, Anderson Bullock dem. Clerks : Howard Vrlxain dam- Dennis Hanka rep- C O Bently rep. Roseborg Judges: C S Jackson rep Simon Caro rep, John Aiken, dsn. Clerks: Frank Micelll dem, U C 81o ccm rep, J L Boggs rsp. Riddle Judges; B T Nichols rsp. W 8 Britt rep, J D Uorsutt dem. Clerks: G Vf WooseoU dem.. Geo X Quins rep, I B Riddle rsp. SoottabnrgWndies: ' A B Osonf reo . AL Butler rep, Clark McAfee dem. Clerks: W O Bagabard dem, Fred Weatberly rep., W G Grabbe, rep. Umoaua Jndeea : H L Mentors rep., Chas Marks rep, G R Linear, dem. Clsrks: F A McCall dem, Chas Curry rep,, J W Wright rep. Weat Roseburw Jodjrea: G W Kssar tee rep,W.M Hodeoa rep,W H Lindesy Dem. Clerks: Bay C Brown dem., F E Alley rep, Grafton Wortbington rep. . Yoncalla Jndirea : J Danebsrtv ran.. 6eo McDougall rep,, 8 B Carr dem. Clerks: OF Theil dem, Q W SUlsy rep., E Helllwell rep. 5-1 Lemons Oranges. Bananas. E HI V AT av" am m at a. I muis oz ail lianas. Taffy Candy and Gum. A Fresh Supply. WILL CURRIER T" 1 rrr rymn-rn THE GROCER Nasal CATARRH Meat meal, ground bone, oyster shell, dried blood ail kinds oi chicken fodder gharctiUUWcwllej'h la all Its stane there aboald t ckaaUawa. Ely's Cream Balm clmtima, aoothai aad hcaa Ilia diaeaaad aMmbraaa. It eons catarrh aad drtaa away a sold U ths head Crwua BalmhplaMd tale the aeetrlw, spnads xrr tin aiabnwa and la ahwrtwd. BtiMMba. Btdlat and a cur follow. It la aot drytog dos ot prodiie Mala. Large Slaa, IS otata at Droj (liU or by atall; Trial , IS eata by mall SIX BttOXBUtat t Wanes 8UH Tarn aj-el avsi - . w THE SUNSET GROCERY... Will continue to be, as it bas been, the leader ia quality and prices. Don't forget tbat our goods are all new aad tmh. A rri! ia tantf-n. j M far"Ws handle Albany Creamery Butter. CL0YD St BROWN. y 1 1." 1 1 . ...m! 1 T 1 am i a St THE Chicago TYPEWRITER Price, $35.00 Guaranteed to equal any 1100 machine E. L. KING, Geu'l Agent, 21S Sansome St., San Franciscsj CT. C COrJIgER. Local Act.. Rosebur-z ggggkHIg Steam Laundry We are now ready for business with new and up-to-date machine ry. Work will be neatly and promptly done. Watch for our Wagon or call 'Phone 791. W.A. EVERITT, Proprietor. 2a 0 I East in a ..Kodaks at Mate Good Xmas Gifts See those $1 and $2 Brownies ALBUMS AND PHOTO MOUNTS AT CHURCHILL & W00LLEY . F. C LADD. Q. OLSON THANKING yon for past favors and wiihing you much happiness and prosperity for 1902, we ask for a coutinuance of ' your patronage which will be met with our careful attention aud ap g Furnishings, Llotions, Stationery lacket Store ' "Tie a ; 1 tie 1 1 , ROSEBURG, OREGON r. a. . ....... 9 pooocxxxrxcoooccxxxxcooooooc 9 Clearance Sale Begins We name such tmees on Iidies andMissps Tartar nnrl ' Walking Hats mentioned below that had ought to move; them very rapidly. This is our full stock in our Myrtle' r i. o j . ; .. . : i- . . ' i . 1 rr . - -j in stocjc in vanyonviiie. Site 36 Cape, hardly enough to mention, only I plush, c.u qi r i.u ...... ,i i . V-I-J Vl7, k VIUVU VKT e'iJUUIVI VHIHO, W V ...... . Site 38 Cape, 1 cloth cape, splendid ralue, was....... l3(! Care. 1 cloth cane. r.Un(liil valn kiu Jackets, 2 Misee Jacketa, eiae 4 and H, waa..;......;. jiu-aew, o jjmit'8 lacaeu, siw iio-oH, was............. Collarettes, only one left, color grev, waa Jost 3 dosen Ladies and Children's' Walking H its, 2 w uo, 4 was....,.., do. 6 was $1 do. 1 was . . was. a.... 50 an' I .00 aud .$175 now $2.50 50 now $4.00 $t.OO now $'.50 fJ.M now $I.sit .tiOOnow $;.2S ;J i0 n.w $i.(H) .J-.Wnow $4 50 ...VI now $X50 .$2.50 now $1.50 $1 .t now $1.00 l.:'anow .75 Vi OO now $LS5 We are beginning early to close out Fall Goods hence these splendid reductions for you. ' Branch ; IT ala,IVJ, AflI 11C VICCIV, Canyonrille, Oregon CXC)XJCOCXXXX3COCX) ooc Advertise in the- Plaindealef