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Take a Motion
from our Notion and
K;'.:ev G'xvls line which
is full of the new things
of this year's creation.
LADIES
We beg to call your at
tention that oui new
Spring goods have arriv
ed. We are showing
beau'iful novelties in
mercerized Zephyr e,
Chauibria Lawn, in all
the new spring colorings
and designs.
MEN WANTED
to fit our new Spring
line of Clothing which
has just arrived from our
eastern n i a n 1 1 1 a c t u 1 1 r s .
and turn to the right, then, you will come to our Shoe Department
vhe:v we are showing our new Spring line of Shoes, including our -"DOUGLAS
SHOE' for vhich we are sole agents.
IF YOU HAVE THE BIG HEAD
We can fit you in Hats and Caps as we have
all styles and sizes at the
People's Store
I. ABRAHAH
Proprietor
JojJav v ... wl.ile etching in
tAeyaH hi p'.ace fix box-cys
Get a Timber Claim Now.
to i Uii-.n '
the rrfli-k t J i- u'.aid at tbat point.
I. A-tn, wlrj hse been
.- -i - on his ron between
bis
th'S p?;.'.t cc-' Avil'tsd.
t n .-.vjvd a card Iron
v:Veur.-j:i t'- r :ud. Haho for Canada.
Kr.e iep-t h a r'- -s 't l tri ,!,ua Ur lth
t.il erj Vrc tl.e ls ol beaita,
II il I.--!:is'-irr,tJe popular trawling
Iri.;gi.t t t-f -t. S. P. Co. waa a basi
net i-i;erf .: f. etstion Tuefdiy.
A'Ue a : ' ftSa'a running
CO liriio ur .c.j-il f to.
TV.! .v n-r i .S a csr toad of lumber
is, a torn!. r.- , f;gl't t-ain
..r r...'T-ne iii !. nd
iwawl.il sU- ;.-avir,Rtbis elation fonnd
t'ipir way w.'.s b'.crked at tb:.t point and
t'ad to i..K i-.to K.;bciy, alter wLich a
.ecser 6 r.t out whirb eja cleared
the track Uler vbich overland de
part. d. Ti r.o. ihVu l locil was held
at Di'.Urd cvd arrived hr a little l:e.
The Revival Mf.et;gs. Taa af.e'jdS
l m.lin' wtlCii are
E. cborvb,
c-sr tefms ,:o bo fi.-.dilr
.M.5-. y y-.nr.g people bs well
a? older ore.-', i-.c:aj;r.g eotuw o! car most
iufl icu iil c-:ix'i'f have been converted
ai.iLv: ur.itTd ait'i toe cliuicb i.i tt.fcir
cucko. E.-A-a.:-:i-t Mrsbal will close
tboje K.-'tr'.: tf-j-dar evening and aid
bu .iccauip J r-nd work at this
fi! FiO-C i ,T:' f v' tO Ma'rbSoid
r'- of tne-inef, e:oppmg
arcc a'. :tie rtvivil m.it4
mi .! -n t-rirr--' f.t lb.-, M.
CjQiijjer .'-r;o t
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cfi tt C
2y c-'Jinu on j. H.
2-? (jr -vt asd DiAiu for a lea"
Hi;n:l'eo at be
, von cm ct Mn
i.-u i,r lo Lfciip 10 llje
"Wby eit on the fence and Bee Ibera
goby?" Get yoa some timber abile
yoo en bave tcor chcic. The 06x1
two months will bring ths largwt im
migration this on:itry has ever ex-
j potiencsd ecd the larger part of the im-
' . ... . . a a a T
e:r??t caosing i ru;grsct w i:i te astar iirooer janaa. n
19 oniv a msTitr oi itw jvuit udvii,
! Rhonl.1 tou w:.t a homoetead. all that
i, or aonld be your choice, is jast gone.
I ppesk from experience. Only a few
years ogo io Michigan, I tbongbt any
old lime would do, and I sat like a bump
on a lo, it seems to me, acd let every
odo tl6e go by, and get a Dice bancb cf
pine timber Bat I foand thousands
jast as foolish ; they bad waited a little
too long. Odiy a few years ago Michi
gan was 'he renter of the lumbering in
dustry; today they are ehippicg pine
in for their own cooenaaption from
Foailiero and western elates. There is
lots of Ore Eon pne shipped in acd Ofed
in fat-way Michigan. Take my advice
and go oat and get all the fine lands
yoa can -handle, and in a few years yoa
will Lave KODfy enough and come to
loan. The pine in Oregon is good and
it ie bnnnd to c?me oat in the near
futire. I believe a claim of 15) acre,
which woald luoifcer 5,0(O.0X feet, on
eoxe river, or reir some railroad, will
bring at least $5,(X0,0D0 ia two or three
years. I have iodaccd 14 Michigan
people to eom to Oreoo, t-ioce 1 came,
ccd have letters that eight more are
comiog. No d jnbt yoa have p'enty of
land craieer who will locate yoa at a
reasonable price. X. J. Comoiios, now
in a real cst.tte efBce oa the weat side of
Jaeson etr-et, Koeebarg, Ore., located
we Mirhigaa people and we think hiai
v..ry reliable. Go in and see bim for
farther information. He boys and telle
real estate and exebaows it for eastern
property. J. H. Msesleb,
Raeebarg, O.e.
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t i a a tU:V:et r. fid
:j vr.tu AM '. CNVIINTI '
!. K--n'rti'i cj)QDil;ce
r the cjac-y c-r.vcc-Ko-'a'Jr
April 6t'J
l3o! uoniica
i:, titfietMlts to
10:1'. Tu-t--.'..'v prtoiiri si!lbeLeld
irtlbo .vr;or.i ;i -;r.c.'s .tordav the
2$t' Uv oJ i vci', a io'k! of 116
t'u.iyius :: t--1 the conuly
coiiv6:ri-Ti. I . .1 t
P'e.i!' t ciEc'.'is. -be
tr.atle r.t. th j i-
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OF Local Interest,
L. F. Walcott, a prosperous saw mill
man of Camas V-lley, was transacting
business ia Rose-burg Tuesday. As Boon
as the roads become dry in the sitting,
Mr. Walcott will remove his ateam saw
mill from Camts and toictiao it
with the water mill he purchased lately
on tba Rlioae pl-o o Hie Oaluptioia
13 mllaa above Oakland. Toe i.ew loca
tion atfbrla him an abundance of fine
limber and a good local and outf ide mar
ket. CiiilT'.h'e Cakerv, , or tba depot, mke
a specialty of Wedding and 11 li'lay
cakes. Tbey also keep a choke linu ul
confectionery,
I. J. Norman, proprietor of the Depot
Cigar an i Coofecliouary atoro, baa a new
300 soda foantaib ; it is entirely diffa
ent from any now in use in this city, te
iog o arranged that two parties can
work at the fountain at once, in fact the
j railioad toys call it a donblo header.
J Uee "Dunnes" Solid prepared spriys
au.l i'v yonr een n wfli im ki:l il
-rtle mi ,onr lute. l'i)i.ri'i''.l "i 'l
i W(, Hey tell it.
j Howard Vtlzin ho liH yial dhd ,
appoitit :d pottuiaster for the new post-
office at Drew, was in Canyonville last
week making cut hie bond. Mr. Vel-
i an ia a bright young man and no doubt
will giye entire fcatiefaction to Ibe many
patrons ot Ibe new eff'ce.
Spray, svrav, spray, with MiBain'
Carbolic Compound, the best for frait
trees sad all kind ol plants for eats l y
S. K. 8ykes.
B. M. Arm it ago, one of Myrtle Creek's
moat popular citizens is in the Uy today
on business. He reports miner and min
ing boomiag and that Mjrtle Creek is
steadily growing in population and
wealth.
THE NEW AMENDMENT
Board of Trade Meeting.
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ji t ltn unai
nations eliould
-r i t: r ad euper
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ir.'.y r "ojp'.e'e
Mill i r t. ; u
af-'Jlracta o.' :i: '
JoifO A. r.
a Lon-ufbs vix :io i
IT? i? pasted i;..-r; -f
ciiiio it l -t
i p, I ()kI.T'd, oas
ii!!jj T'.i-eday.
i-. ivirin i.i Ijcal
caiti'y This
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WANT:.!! jMMKMAmV. To IXIhT-
ienre1c,sc"Dj o--.. s';:is. A; ply at the
JT;C:d!leD iicuse, It .tib-jr, O 'goa.
Mi-:- E:; e L .!.o-, z'itvi'.e cf d.e
rorujod Bus.ii.c Coit'.t, is n? a
etr.cei8pi"Sr in tLc ibsiracs cfTiae of F.
r. aiI-.t.
A epecial mefttioz or' the bosrd of
tral? w3 ':! Tie- ay etc ing f t-.e '
purpo-o f h-ar'n4 rewr.r of c j!aii''.er' j
oa hdye tL:u. , t. 'i4V.
1 1 the aWao? of PreIJiit Wila-r j
on aocoont oi e.ckue-s l-e meeUui wo;
Cil'.ed to order and 'presided over by
Vice President Baraga. A motion pre
vailed that eec 6, article 3, of tbe by
laws, be am?ndd to inclade commit -tea
oa liya stock and poultry ia coomc
tioa with tbo varions oiher committees.
Toe commit:ee on advetti?iog submit
ted its report and recommended the
printing of a pamphlet Bettitg forth folly
the resoorces, climate, Bail, products and
advantages of Douglas county, for gener
al distribution throughout the Eastern
and Middle western etatee, which report
was received. The committee oa mem
bership reported the addition of twelve
new names to the membership list since
tbe la:-t meeting. A committee of five
was appointed to procure foods and pre
pare eabject matter for the propowd
pamphlet, ot which 5000 are to be print
ed ; B, W. Strong, C. 8. Jackeon. F. B.
Uamlio, F. E. Alley and E. H. Leaox,
committee.
Tho committee on memrership was
excused from farther dctv opon tbe re
quest of ite members and tbe chsir ap
pointed a new committee as follows: T.
B. Cannon, F. E. Hind and Loois Bir
tee. The m&etiou then aij lurried snb
jxt to tbe call of the president.
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13
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from the
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IS NONE BETTER.
We tiro ahowlng the "TEDDY
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and c ilotlntf.
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Get into line
and provide
yourself with
these goods
while you can
get them at
bargain prices.
They're two-for
-a-quarter.
Hon. E D. Stra'ford, special land
agent, has returned to Koteburg after a
few weeks absence. While up in easteix
Oregon aud Idaho locking alter land
matters he dtcided to extend his trip ae
iar east as Kansas and consequently was
afforded the pleasure ol a brief visit with
his family at the old Ka:aa home. Oo
this trip Mr. Stratford had quite a thrill
ing experience in a disastrous Utah
train wreck io wbifb three cars, includ
ing the sleeper io which he was riding,
was considerably demolished. Mr.
Stratford was thrown from bis berth to
the car floor, but t-eciped ii jary and for
tunately none of tbe pa?pgeis or train
men were 6eriioe!y iojured.
Here is ejuc'usive evidence that ti e
etania'd bred U'tiito Ltng'hans are tte
icrealcEt and bet wiLter lavtrs of ar y
other breed of chickens. Frd;n February
1, to March I, twen: Wight days, cut 17
bens cf this breed, produced v thirty
three dufnnd nine eg. Eks for
hatching $1.50 fot 15. Apply to,
T. B. Casso.v.
lil F.oseburg, Or.
D. A. Ueaiccway of Cottage Giove,
was transacting buiae3 in Roeeburg
this morning and favored the Plaindsal
ul with a plvasict cail. He reported
ttie dehtb cf J li Prkine, a prominent
pioneer citusa o! that city Tuesday. He
said Cy B:t.f hnm vra ia so exiao- ted
condition wh?n .'onnd Tofd, lifter be
ing loft for teveral da;e in the BoSemia
cioantaliie. lie woold tiave ierihed
from expoeate enJ huugirr ia a few bear
more.
Oa account of the irreanUr sirvet s o
many of tbe tj r.ships iu tii? R.ebur
land dict'ic:, .t is alrtii'jt ixpoesible to
locate s -etion corrers vi'.t.r,nt a C"py cl
the GoveiLCQ-Dt earvty. frank . Al
ity, Abetrutt :r of this ci'v, bfis a tvm
1 lete fet o' tniin of sutveyed toac
d.ipa, and will f.irni'h tilne prints of
fain, tbOTiD all v.iciot land".
In J. Bii-llt-r, of t!if Ci i i v liry.
per' 1 Mir .i u N-'t i.-M y
f-tlt it I .rtl! - i . K U':r
Ld v: i ;:, ait a ).. '.!. i ' c U -
if e d t'ir -A Itn ..-. . ii pi-ts
y i r:nK wu' k w-1. i. h:. i on f.ie i
Ctilat-ooia. iiis brtth'-r, .v. T. B-idier,
e le am liu cvjjtc-J a ; o.uli ia on ftbe
gravel train ruuiiiog between lVrJavd
and Uiir Willamette vs. ley points.
Coneider what tbe future of vour fmi-
V would ba without the iccome voa now
provide. Life Ksaratco U tii oaly
means by wnirb you can make ce rtatn
their futate support and it is ycur doty
to provide them with tuch protection.
w.J. iloos, Agl , Koseoarg.
W. B.Clarke the Millwood postmaster
and mill man was trans icting basineea
at tbe county seat Wednesday. We
cote that some of our grocery stores are
opplied with eoxe very fioe large win
ter app'ee bearing Mr. Clarke's orchard
brand. They are principally of the
Ohio Reda" variety.
Any parties desiring to rent, bay or
sell real estate, city or country property
will do well to call on or addreee U. M.
Martin. Office with Attorney Loaip Bar-
see, opposite Mcfjlailen llouee, Koee-
borg, Oregon. 3.
W. A. Simmonda one of the enter-
pricing farmers and fruit growers of
Brock way made the Plaindkai.br a
pleasant call wbils tran.'ac'.iug basineea
about town today.
For Abstracts of Title, guaranteed to
be fall and correct copies of all records
effecting the title, call on frank . Alley
npetairs ia the Marks bui.ditjg. His
work is guaranteed correct, ana prices
are reasonable.
Dr. Lowe, the well known oculo opli
cian who baa been conilrg to Rcseburg
for over 10 years will be at tbe McClal
len House, March 20 to 21. Tbe wise
will wait for him.
All work done by tbe Title Guarantee
& Loan Oo., J. v. Hamilton, manager
ie guaranteed aiitoluteiy correct. Ab
t-trauts of titles are wortblties nolees
properly made.
r. A. Aniaot, one ot ttie venial yonng
men of Come lock was transacting bust
nesa in Rose burg today and favored this
office witn a pleaiar.t call.
Don't complain abrut bad bread when
vou can get the best that was ever made
delivered ta your hooee liee. Leave oi
dets at Reivera Bakery or 'I'bone Main
1G5.
Dr. C. E. BoRUe, of Mjrtle Creek ia
traosac'ing businei-s at the coanty teat
today. This office was favored with
pleasant business call. ,
Blodgelt & Btiits, tire role aeeuts f
Dooglea county for Wtlliaio's celebrated
. v
giaee razor none, no uaruer or razor
owner can afford to be witLout one.
Thia n?w system of collecting taxes is
a big tbin for tbe county, as i' receives
its money several n or.'hR euibtr the
u?nl. . '
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ol Fcbr:ar. It . ;;.. ; l ; ... '. ,m
have ar. urt-te-:.' :.:;:;? - )..
Bob Couglar, Ceuyonvilie'e popu'ar
barber was transuding buaincsa at the
county B-'Bt Tuesday.
Jnstin, large bale of silk floss, latest
productions ia wall paper fancy cottage
polos. Don't buy from agents but get
oar prices. Rice $ Rioe.
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To bo Voted on at tbe co g J'tno
eloclion is a propoajd amendii.ent t - lie
state consvilatiou providing for a new
kind ol 1- gelation.
Thtj proposition cornea to ibe people
tt i-iiKiuecdbd. A pleuk atki. g for
direct legislation has been Branding in
tbe platforms of both theReputiliran and
Dj!nucr.!ip p"tr Ui for a term ot yi'arw,
and actitjg upon the ileuutula of this
liluuk and iu aiiHwor to doasnd olthe
pbople ol Oiegou, llio asaoml ly iu 18yU
parsed a bill to S'lbmit the qm-ftiioato
a vote ol tbe poople. It received the
upport of all parties god wiacertitfd by
a la-go muj.trity of the aseeinbly. Again
in 1001 it was pat tied a second time by
ucauimojs vote of the House with but
one dissenting vote In the Hunate, thus
making the two times required by law
befora it could be sabmitted to Ibe peo
ple. Hall we ave legitlation directly by
the peopte or shall we as heretofore leave
uii puo.ic liilajry entirely at the mercy of
out pubiic eneiu:i;sp lue coiiralo IriiS's
sad thou lubhjiclb?
L:t us druw a contrast between tbe
pterin l felem and tbe one proposed iu j
tho amendment. Suppose the farmvs
should hire ibeir bands for a term of
months or h term of years, we will say
two yeare, that is tbe ueua! term of a
state or county i ffice. And enppoee tbey
Lire their help e!U-r .the same manner
that we biro car public servants; the
bands to be paid promptly aad no dis
cbarge beiog allowed fcr any cause, real
or faucicd, clairn&d ly tbe employer,
bat tbe hands in any cate to be permit
ted the priyiltge ci resigning at pleaaore
ar.d tbe servants, inetead of discharging
Ibeir duties as per orders, just emote
themselves by klllicg time, spending
their salaries aiid having a good lime
generally.
And to ibe farmer's demaod for goad
and faitbfal service ibe itiiwtr is given,
"I have this job cinched for two years
and I can do jutst as I please. Yoa can't
tarn me off and I can draw my salary
by law bother I work or not aod what
are yoa gcing to do aboot iiT
W hen tbe tao years are pp tbe farmers
can bire a tew crew, but as the terms
cannot be altered no belt chtnee is
Secarbd to get' good faithful servant
than before. What weald yoa, dar
leader, think of the employer who woald
subscribe to snch terms of contract aod
btre servants la Bucn recklese mnnt;i
relvlcg oolr opoa tbeir boor to ccravly
witb orders and directions for work acd
to do ti e work so ordered?
iou would l tiink thai farmer or em
ployer was crippled in bla raiu l and a
fit subject for tbe asylum; and if per
sonally tnt6re:.ed, yoa would lake elei
tobavetim examtneo: tlore ibe pro
ber eutbori iee wilb a view to having t l
bostntss placed iu the batdi of a .uar
diao.
And yet my gentle (riecd tb.t is jjst
th-wiy we are bireinz oor public eer
vaotsioiay. Tbat is ja( the war
wntcn car If g.tla or bave t-ern and are
being htred t-i mke lae K-r the potltc
good. Is it any wctid.-i tht-y do not
eerve the pio;l r, th-ir en.pbyrrj? Afck
tbem " bo it it a-id th-y mav te 1 oo at
did lb j hind mn tae tarrner, ' I bave
git ray job c rebel and can do is
please a d what are voi goio; to do
Everything tbat is new and 0-to-date ! aboot i'.?" lad ed, oihicr toe pieeea' tys
in jweliy at S.lzman'B. lCm what can oi do ato it t? I'll tall
Rev. T. P. Hayoe, H Gallop acd C. joa ; va:e fcr the Am?ndm-nt.
W. R c, three ol Myrtle Creek' prom-1 l not ev'.dnt to any bnsin'ea txiod
inent citiaeos are iu thi city on basineee that one can do townees for himself
be.'-.ro tbn cjJi.tv c-irt. murh bot'er il an be cau biro t tl.erj to
N- r,.r .-'tv ro-i lo it for Lim? Tee pteeeU methed o"
'e.l I -r . ui :-r i- i . '. j d-jing rii'vic biniea rtioicdaooe of the
K. L. tj n .i.- a...,- .. .- ' .undl..
li.t .V xm iii.-.-t t r..v. !-..- lsit s r
itidot't". v.-f: u-.jv b ft'.Aioii
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BARGA!tt5
liumherinsr
about 6o
consistine
We have a lot of Ladies' Corsets,
which formerly sold at $i.2c;; ii.so and 2 f3.
of "500 Bone,' French Woven, and some of the well known
"P. N." brand. Our Sell 'Km Out prte CCnS.
Come early as at that price they wont la-t l-ug.
We received a case of Mens' Neckwear of about Go cozen
which are not quite as good as our 50 cent ties, but are
worth 35 cents. We want to see how many we will pell
at 2S CCXXis. All kinds, Tecks, Four-in-hands,
Band, Bows, Shield Bows, Clubs and Imperials.
Se A. J. Bocbaoao for iosuratice in
the Oregon Kirs - Relief Association.
Room 6, Marettrs building, Roebnrg,
Oregon. tf
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A special meeting of tbe Workman j
lodge Is called for Friday evening. Bu
siness of importance. Meeting at D. S.
Wes.'s office. By order of II. T.I
McClallen, M. W.
A new line ot lace, cm tains just re
ceived at Strong's Furniture Store,
ranging in price from $1.00 to $4 60 per
pair.
Jas. H. Skiffiogton. ol Myrtle Creek,
who holds a position with the Pacific
Packing and Navigation Co, left for
Janeao, Alaska, Wednesday morning to
resume hia datiea.
Njw is tbe time 10 boy your garden
tojls, spading Forks, rakee, plows, bar
mis, Planet jr. aardan tools ttu ol 8. K.
SvkM.
Rapp'a drag store, in the Uildebarn
block, nsr tbe depot, has a neat new en
trance with one plate glase window on
each sid4 ; it ia tbe moat at'rective front
ia that part o( the city.
CLarchiil and Woolley are telling
Petaldiua Incubators, they pay tbe
freight.
R. B. Welle, of Olaila, made this. cfSce
a business call Wednesday. Barb ravt
tiiat tLo-e who mi2a tbe grand tail at
0 a, Marou 14:b, will miss the treat
01 tbetr life.
Complete line of watches and clocks
of the lateet patterns at 8!imat.'e.
J. W. i:r.mns, S'ate deputy bead
consul of Ue Madera Woif-nea ot
America, is iookiug alter th-t iou rests ol
tbe local camp in tuis city this week.
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'Phone 255 I
vtvcvvoo vo-v-vo-wovo- xy.ovovo-vo',
BARGAIN SALES
-AT-
THE POPULAR HUSIC HOUSE,
FOR ONE WEEK COMMENCING
MARCH IO, D2
1 Sc'hd' Clough & Warren Organ, worth $50.00, going at
1 nearly new Clough & Warren Organ, worth $70.00, going at
1 slightly used Chicago Cottage Organ, worth $85 00, going at
1 so-called $150x0 Needham piano cased Organ, 70 c tare, now
We will also give $25 offon any pianos except the Kingsbury; also
small instruments.
15 per
$35-
45 00
- 58.00
79 00
cent, off on
3i
y.m
VJ t.i
B.utI, U . , in lo ic
jreturn.-d u.;er a a .o:
aiii r at Canyav.iie.
Clocks, CLtka, CLck, see the clocks
. J. T. Bryaas.
Edward Deanirg, a veteran of the
Hpaoi-b-Amrcaa war, and an cli m m
ber c( Co. B, has ben quite sick at tbe
Central Hotel.
All kind of poultry Bornlin to be
had cf 6. K. Bykea.
W. E. Hoover, who baa jast retained
frcm a visit to Portland, baa been ap
pointed Assistant Deputy Graod Master
Artisan.
Spray pomps and all kinds of larminz
tools at b. K. fcks.
J. F, Geslsy, tbe ex-coonty clerk, ol
Canyonville, waa attending tbe socialist
convention io this city yesterday.
Clocks, clocks, clocks. Bee the elects
at J, T. Bryana.
v. r. r isuer, me painter and paper
haogtr, has a fine wall paper advertise
ment in this issue of our paper. Read it.
Shoe reparing that looks well at Flint'
shoe store.
Henry Ridenoui.of Melrose, returned
today from an extended visit with rel
atives in California and Nsvada.
Lime and cement at very low prices at
Marelers' Drug Store.
Judge Joe Lyons, one of the bustling
merchants of Drain, is attending to busi
ness at tbia place tbia week.
J. G. Flook, of tbe J. G. Flook Mill Co.
of thia city, fa visiting in Portland and
other valley pointa.
There will be preaching at the Pine
Grove U. B. cborch next Sunday at 11
o'clock. .
S. C Miller, of Dillard, was a Rosebarg
buemees vbitor this wetk.
Fred Fisher, of Glendale ia vlaltiog in
Rosebarg thia week.
W. A. Burr, tbe moeie dealer, baa a
fiue new ad today. Read it.
Brown bread Wednesdays at Griffith dc
Cloyd'a Bakery.
SPRING GOODS.
pUce a Oi.l betoie the peop'e lor Ibeir ap
proval or r-j rclL-n and if euch till re
ceive t'.e mj rily at election it will be
come a law wltboat the governor's e'g
oature. If the pt-ople want a law they
can g"l it and ask no odde of tbe If gis'.e.
tare, corporations Or anything else.
Ad j any laws pas-ed by the legislature
mast be voted on at elections if demand
d by 5 per ceat of ttie legal votere, or
the legislature may refer its bills to the
people for approval, of its own choice.
And thai if the servants refuee to do
their work properly ibe people can do it
themselves anJ no lobbyist can inter
fere. If yoa want a railroad bill passed
yoa can have it. providing yoa carry tbe
proposed Amendment. Do you want it?
The corporations and trusts can not bribe
a whole people tbongh they bribe a
great many, (or as Mr. Lincoln eid,
"Vou can't lool all tbe people all tbe
time."
bone papers aro laying low and saying
nothing, and it is believed thai tbe poli
ticians want little said; and tbsn jat be
fore election iotend t 2piing come scare
with tbe inUnt to frighten encash Ignor
ant voters to defeat the Amendment.
Tbe poliiiciaoB are j-taloas of banding
over their long abuesd powers to the
rightful owoera became such exchange
cats off a large supply of feathers tor
official neeta.
Now fellow cltiaeoe, I ask you to give
this matter attention, work for this
measure, talk lor It, vote for It and we
will realise a victory an emancipation
from "nog role;" and from this btgtn
ing we can move on to better things until
the old term, free in name only, be
comes an item of the past.
Yours for Liberty,
Roseburg, Ore. Clyde E. Haut.
Notice for Publication.
Our large line of crockery, men's and
boys' spring and summer suits and la
dies shirt waists baye arrived acd we
have ibe largest line of shooB in Sooth
Doughs. Oar other spring goods will
arrive la a few dayi and we want yoa to
call aad Inspect oar goods. We carry
the most complete line of grocer lea and
dry goods in Southern Oregon. We
wtr t your trsds Give us a trial.
'iTT nv Co.
CNITKD STATES LASD OFFICE,
Bovtiuiv, Ore., Ju. 80, l'J02.
Notice la hereby Rireu that in compliance,
witt the provutoosol the ret ot Cniigrc-MOl
Junes, liOiS, entitled "An art tor the taleol
ttmbcrlanili in the Matea ot CaMiomta, Oregon,
rtcraiia ana naaninKlon Territory, ' at extend
M to all tbe fubllo Land Stales by act oi Auf
uit I, lhVi,
JAME8H.IXNZ,
ol Two Harbors. County ol Lake. P'ata ot Mln
ni'sota, b this day Hied in thU office his sworn
Ktnt. mont No. 20H, lor the rurcUaoe o( tho SWU
of Section No. 1, Township 11, South o( Ranee
7 Win, and will offer proof to show that tho
laud souKht is more valunblo lor its limber or
alonu than lor agricultural pur)oses, and to
emaliliah his claim to mlii laud brfore the
Kiiitnter and Receiver ol this omce at Boeerure:
ui ejon. on inurway, trie lTih aay ol April
1MW. He names ss witnesses: John Brown
Thos. A. Bury, aud Ctia. A. YernberK. ol Two
Harbort, Minn., and Joa. Brown of fiuiutb
Minn.
Any and all petsona claiming adversely tbe
abovp-dttirrlbed lnds are renueeled to file their
claims In this offlce ou or before said 17th day
OI prll IWI. J. 1. HKIU iMS
"! " Krutor,
REHEMBER THE DATE! ONE WEEK ONI Yt
EASY TERMS IF DESIRED.
W. A. BURR &. CO. ' .
Emporium Bldg.,
oscb-'sTvai, firemen
pfciiss Feats & Gi'sYwi
KF 1902 Wftft
KTM PR,ZE WALL PAPERS li H.h
-itt These famptw paiteras are riandsomer J'iSii'
riSrv(-MtliS , ,T .t I C- itslv.
a JVPliT ''I oeiter ruae tun incse oi auiy AV?irCl i
W TP KS?erilr.fr minufirdiiw. Ttimv mmki nt all IJtfS-ififSi t
r"-xjJyyv grades from the most toe i pro care Kitchea li
ait m
led Room papers to the choicest Halls,
Dining Rooms and Parlors, representing a
stock of over 3,000.000 rolls.
Don't boy old shop worn goods whea
WB CAN SAVE VOU SO PER CENT,
on any one of oar 600 patterns manufactur
ed expressly for the spring of 1902.
oacis Tana roa os ooh ca a wnets wotrsa.
DESIGNS AND COLOK1NOS EXCLl-STVE.
Papar Huxina. Derrraiint ud Pmintiat st WowcM
Prices. All. woaa caaBTaaa.
Da P.
at Sykes
ROSEBURG. OREGON
FISHER
Hardware Store,
4:
mm
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SALE
I have decided to close
oat at cost my fine large
stock of Glass and China
Ware, Crockery and
Chamber Pets for cash.
See our fine window dis
play for these great bargains.
Family.
Groceries
My stock of Staple and
Fancy Groceries is large
and comple-e and always
fresh and np-to-date.
Prices as low as the
lowest.
flR5:fl.B0YD
Title Uuarantee&Loan Co.
B06KBCB0, 0REGO5.
J. D.
Freatdsnt.
D. C. BaariTO!,
Beey. aod Trcaa.
OSlce In the Conrt Ttonse. Hare the only com
piclescl ol abstract books In Doualaa County.
Abetrmris and Ceni Urates nt Title laroishcd to
DuuzUw county land and mtnlna claims. Have
also a complete vt ol Tract n-js ol all township
plats In the Roscbnrs.. Oresron. I'. 8. Laud IHs
trii'k Will m wko blue prtnt copies ot soy town
ship showing all rsoant GoTeiument lands.
Correspondence solicited.
"After the Minnowa Conies the Whale"
TERRY'S BIG
UNCLE TOM'S
CABIN CO.
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ONE NIfilir ONLY
ffiEDXESD&Y, MARCH 12)
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A Few New
Arrivals
House Cleaning time will soon be here
and you will want new Lace Curtains.
We have anticipated your wants, and
have just received a complete line of
all the new things in Lace Curtains
and Curtain Mets. See ours before
you buy.
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I SI EVER'S BAKERY, 'ckMnrL.
Our Cream and Home-made ISread is ae good or better S
than over and will bo delivered to any part of tbe city. 5
Leave 6rdera or 'phone Main 105. P
J. SIEVBRS, Proprietor
HOKSES, PONIES,
DONKEYS
A PACK OF BLOODHOUNDS!
A Car load of Special
Scenery. Traveling in
their own two Pullman
Cars.
GRAND PARADE AT ia
fieata now on aale at Uaual
Fla.ce, at Commoa Eeaw Priea,
We carry everything: in
the Dry Goods Line
Fisher & Bellows I
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