RICE 2 ffOTWMRH A ' - VM"-i : f 1 51-1? aon.e odd ROCKING CHAIRS in a rocker. full of worth. lC-ich cu ing you can realize a div idf nd from an investment We have them that are comfortable and not xpe.nsiv. Cob bler seat rockers as low us f:. Nur?t or sewing rockers. $1.5 and up. In ( arit .-til itw rii-h m-r ii"iii an.I vsri, priwl mi l" -cl ii to twit intt to hnv Ti-liMheT vw havp inimint ne for it now In Stove? atvl Rtip-" will mv that ro ,., and Cet our t-riews W will von "in. 5nrh h Ihw the in the part. So wondor ! hteli cloMt :'?12 r,nrs u-vni pljiin Xo. S Cfc Stor. Charier Oak : ?s 1miv p - bu cl Plain Xo. 7 cW Stove ; fU tak-- pond 3-pieoe M Ror.n, Suit : f 1 .i"u.iry for the pri-e; pti. heit olid oak poshed rorker. Thottwind mw.tion for want of fpa- Writ for ratlog9. 4 gt: The Twxr-i-Ttrk ! KU5t'UUKJ ridlUUCdltl I PLAtNDbiALhR PUBLISHING CO. vS . r.(;..vr. Editot ndFMiSr Ir.M 'fs:r. City Eit'T. S;?ktkr. At -.rT -T. Ksis, ToMWtt ?. C. ri:Kr. TraT'at! C"lioiior. j Twicra-Vtsk PUindlr, per yaw, JI 0 j Kntrl at th Post OfEc in BoMbnrg, Or., m second class mail mattr. Advertising Kites oa Appiieation. MARCH 21. W2. REPUBLICANS ACT--.V0T PROMISE. : The Appeal to Kessoo," tbe fam-' cub popuust psper of Kbubbs. coti taius tLe followirg solid chink cf wi&dom which tome pe-3ple inicfat think al-oof : Oar Jemocri frienda tell ns they ; faror th people more than the ra publicnri. v"elJ. they do with their mouth 3T on mar think this onttud, lond me jonr sanbonied ear, my f est ire aiid goo'l-jntentiooed dmo erat, for a moment Yoor rtatioiial platfornj satd: "We faror direef lKt?Ja.iou wherever practical.' Kow didn't it ? Well, is direct legis lat ion practical in a slate? Has any democratic state passe;! sneh a law Khtj law. Bat Oj-egoo, a fed-hot republican sta:e, wilb oYerwhelming majority the in legislatnre, has twice pawd euc'u a law, and it will be anb mitted to tLe people next Jone. That is the moi important piee of leisia ion that has been proposed eiue the foundation of the goTern moat. Don't talk to me abort tbe deaocrve favcrinj a rule by the people. rhy nit do what they premise. In this instaoce the re pubheaos til l n il promiM. aod have done. I am wi'ling to girt the devil hidae. President Cke!and, at 05. relaina bi nieetai facuhica io a remarkable eiejFre. As an ill'urtifttion : ltefer litiKtc JJntiiy Watteisoo'a criticiem cf tbe tepnblicen parlr, Air. Cleve land aaid: "Well, ibe party tuny get fcadly timed r.p wilL jteelf at times, fcui it eria to bove the fculty . of n!lirg tuK'rf ,f cjteuient tea aei. " Tbcse be tbe time when Ifce dele pale to th conoty cxnention looks down on ut liny moila1? ac a pucp kin I iokx down npon a cocamber. lie is the Renlleuiaa tha' atnonnts to eotcethicj:--&cccpic a front eeat; and knowe ell abont bow the whole thing happened. One frreat trooble with the 'Inde pendent' republican primary ticket jn this rity Saturday, was tht it bore tLe local democratic press labeL j True, loyal repn'oIisaDB are always inclined to look with r napicion rpon ar ytt.in bearing a democratic tiae m:rk. The repnblican connty t'03Tenion , will be held in this city next Satnrdav and the Congressional convention n xt Monday. Mr. Tongue will no d nbt be reDomicoted by acclama tion, at least he-is deserting of snch acomplioi eot. Kegi.tratioii continues slow at tbe elerk's office. Tbe voters are elrag plinp iu at their leienre. EveryoDe is waiting for the last day. Belter go aud leister now and avoid the rash. Prince Henry's report to his im perial brother of bis visit to the United States roiht well be enrooted ep in ;hee worn: J came, 1 saw, i I conquered " Vhenhy met, the Kaiser em brac d bis brother, kissing htru r,j both cheeks. Ooees Henry wishes r.oa that he had stayed among his i friends. Did yoa hear anytody eay "let well enc-ogh sJone" during tbe days of Cleveland rnle, Ooxey &RIC THE HOttSE FURNISHERS uit.iture there ' nothing too ood for ronr Home. o add ta ii beauty by buying prices. CHAIRS We all spend considerable time on a chair. Why not have one that iust fits. With fnuh a stock of chairs as ours to select, from you can ctrtaiuly find the kind you want. It is always an easy matter to start eat tie tronbl, .S to koop it K...off after send off. Mr. Sia:oi). know norr bow jon fcl: we feci loo -Icdepeinleats. POLITICAL NOTES. t'illis Duniway for Mate primer, and Ralph Paniway for city attorney i all that the Oregonisn family naiite di far M beartl frvni. sayi a Tortland e-haujic. Colonel RoVrt A. Miller, formerly of Jaaksoii county, now of Clackamas ourity. is bfciiiji fsTorably spoken of in onnection with the derAcratic nomina tion for governor. Col. Miller has leen fghtuiit the lsttl of Iemocraey for In. these many year and t widely known over the "late " In the ta'e reibii'-aii primaries held i Satin dev Geer c-car-i several county dei.-calion : John-, of Daker. carri.-d hi bom delegation : M'"dy and Willir.m- !"n ,'31i close f''r -onrr-6 in Kasttrn Or- 1 egosi. and the repnblicviS reem to be enthusiastic and tln-ronghly alive throughout the state, which means euc rese in 3m. The Hooe of Commons can discount oar r. P. Senat". Friday Mr. Iillon remarked to Mr. Chamberlain : "I wiil tll the honorable gentleman that he is i a damned liar.'' Ihllon w.is suspended Ur a week and no one wa hurt. In the t". 5. instead of su?endipg tbe man who gave the lie they gave the man who resented it hail Columbia. Fort'and Temrerats are now casting around for a strong atididate to run for Stare Senator aainrt Judg-H. L. Me (iinn. Several name nr. beiii;; nien tinrifd. among the rr.o.i j rotniuent, lx ipg es-Gowrtior IVnneyer. Charlt F.. Ladd and J"hn M. Gearin. They claim that with cither "ti "f these eandidate they can make it very interesting for their opponent . ADDITIONAL LOCALS. F.toexe KrnvAPrr.K Cai-iiiiku. W. ". R-direr, w ho kidnapped his litt!" -ye?.r-.l 1 daughter, from her mother it Eugene, as stated on tin- front page f the Ft AixoEAi pa, was ruptured in Roeburg yetrday by Shen.T Withers, f Lane county and theriff Parrot t and his deputy. H. T. M-"Cie!!an. of this ','innty F.ver since the officers n-eeivi-d notice here, to l.v.k out f'-r Uohrer. both (he marshal, sheriff and th-ir deputies have been on tbe lookout ; last Satnrdav Sheriff TarroU receivH word that Robr er was bidiiig in what i- known as ore of the FKruar honcs. west f the rail- road track and jnt opj.ito Mrs. Rast's liorise. The !itise is oi ctipi"! by a Mr. Nail and his family. Al-nt ight o'clock the sheriff and his depuiies surrounded iheli.tiae. After knocking at the door od receiving no rep.ris. they gained entrance llirowgh a side d'r which was nnlocke'd, and found Mr. Xail in bed in one of the r r r'Hirns, and soon appre hended Mr. Kohrer anI his little Iaug)i ter. The Nail family were not in but were visiting with neighbors. Roher r.-a plrfcts under arrest and taken to Eugene Saturday nigh, iccotnpanied by bis little daughter. Mark 'i urpiu of Winchester was in Kosebor thi weok circulating a j.eti t ion for the purpose of asking th legi later to make the fish law for fishing in lDe t mpqnn river the same as that of the l.olnmnia. .Mr. 1 urpiil caught about 2vM) lb. of fish last season and ays were tb laws covering fishing in the t'mp'ia the same as th.it ot the Colombia he cmld have caught twice as many. Mrs. David Clements, a daughter cf Mr. Jeff Singleton, who has l-'n in this city to attc. id the funeral of her sister, Mrs. Salzman, left sir her home at Deborgia, Montana, on this morning's local. A party f rout 2o people consisting f eiht families from Kai.t-as have just arrived in this city with the intention of loestiug here. They state that several snore families will arrive tonight. ur republican irienns wno were so prompt iu sending in the primary re turns to the Pi.AixnKAi.ER, will please accept our choicest thanks. Mrs. X. Boyd and 15011 Johnnie have returned from Ashland w her-; they have been for snie time past for the benefit of the letter's health. c. F. Efiiuger, a reprosntative of the : ?an 1 isn-ifco itotei t-azette, was look- j ing after the interests of Ids publication in Roseburp today. Mrs. Elmer Hampton and baby left " 's niorning's local for a shot! visit with br sister. Mrs. co nran. at Win chester. Msrcbers ot' the I)gree of Honor are requested to met at the I. O. O. F.' Hall Wednesdav at I ;30 oclock, by ,oidcr of Eauai t P' .up 1.KHII i "iiiJI .' , - a9 flmt " ' ""i''!'1? 'W or tint. . tlu-ti other j.....t Hnl pru. f :0 huyclnncr Mejl hang th h1 plain N. t -ok Nov. . .w p-t N,t dinins rlu.ir 111 tl.ia ot good harmi. which w fan t - RtPtGLICAN PRIMARIES 4 tew Spirited. But Good Naturcd Contests. WHO THE DUEGVKS ARt. "Indepenaent" Defeated Ticket in Roseburg, by the Rejcutar Ticket. Two to O.u. Tlio repnUUan primaries were held in the ieil precincts in Douglas county !uM Saturday, puriuM to the call of the republican c entral comroittee. and doiesat- were elected to attend the c, mniy tvuteiilion liich ermvenee in Ronburg Hturday. March 20, llK2. conii!iencia at b o'chvk a. ru., iu the ounhouae. Several spiritwl. yet gol nutnre.1 1 eal contests rxTurreJ in the seWtion of delegates in a few picciucts, Koset-nrg ht'ing the seem of about the liveliest of these oolite? t. w here the isne " be tween the followers of Hon. A. M. t raw ford, candidate for the nomination of attorney general, and Hon. J. C. Fnller-t-iu. candidate for the nomination for governor. The FullerUin people, cham 1 k.ced by Hon. Joint II. Shupe, er the tirrt to pet a primary ticket in the CeJd, Coming out late Fridav evening with a ticket for each of the four Rfee burg precincts. bi h was desiiruat-l 'iD-iriiendeiit Republican Ticket." Tliis indeeiideiit iuoemei.t rreaU-d a slight s'irpriw. sind on Saturday morning the Crawford, or i-goler republiinns, head ed by S-nato,- A. C. Marstcr, is5a-l a a primary ticket for the four precincts under the heal of "Republican Ticket."' and the delegates, etijcrvisors and com mitteemen on this ticket won by a majority of almost two to one, in each o: tbe four preciiiets. the vote fall ing only a'o'it one-third short of tbe fe.U vote of tv o yers ago. At Pram an ettort was put torth to -ei-ure a ti.l delegation farerabl" to Roy Appiegate, of that city, for the nomination 01 representative from th;it part of the county and this movement , 1 a eminent iy sueces-snii. I It i also understood that the delega tion from Riddle aud some t'ther pre j cinct will come to the convention en- ' thus.ia'iic for the ti'mination of Atty j 1. I!. Riddle for representative from that i part of the county. It is al.o stated that I'rof. J. E. lve of I'anywiville, w ill hae con-cderable follow ing (or the same nomination. While there was oiniderahle faction al etriic exhibiteil in a few precincts there is no quest iu4tit wliat all of these little party differences will lie M-ttled in the county convention and that every true republican w ill show magnanimity and gixsl sense enough to abide by the will of the majority, and will, follow the example of Chairman Crawford, of the republican county central committee who we overheard sensibly remark, "Xo matter who is nominated in the conven tion next Sat urdry 1 will be ready to pull off my coat and work for the suc ces of the entire ticket ." Thi is a true and characteristic spirit of republican ism and is' significant of the continued success of the party iu county, state aiid national jxditics. - The following is the- list 'of delegates chosen from the various precincts Sa -unlay, and also the precinct officers nominated, co f-ir a can be a"-certained : KOSKIHH'; IMtlSI.VCT. The polling place was at the city hall. II C Slocum was chosen chairman and A J Buchanan and C S Jackson, clerks. Regular Ticket Delegates, K L Mil ler, J B Williams, S C Flint Chas. Fields, C B Cannon, Con. Denning, L B Moore and II S French; road super visor, X T Jewett ; committeeman Ed. Ccxjer. Independent Ticket Delegates, I. B Moore, Walter Davis, J H Shupo, Sam Josejihson, H S Ijencli, J-1. Cooper Ed. Davis and SC Flint: committeeman, John H Shupe. Result Regulars 55, indejiendents 119. DEEK CHEEK. The polling place was at tbe court house. John Hamlin was chosen chair man and Delmar'T'ixoii and Al. Treason clerks. "' Regular .Ticket Delega fes, C W Parks, Win Dixon; F W Haynes, 8 O BarU-uui, Wm. Schmidt) John Strader and Ed. Cochelreas ; road supervisor, TV H Brown; district 32; I. L Matthews', district 33 ; Chas. Van Zile, commit tee-, man. Independent Ticket Delegates, R B Dixon. Louis Smick, Wm. Schmidt. E Hatfield, Geo. W Noah, Al. Creasou and M Howe ; oomtnitUemaii, E B Jjixoa. Reault-r-Regulars 70 votes,' ujynd ente, 27.-, ' . - IMML'A. '" The polling place wm at the school house. J W Wright was chosen chair man slid !. E Harvey clerk. Rejziihir Ticket I Vlcgatcs, II L Mars-' teis. Frank Calkins. ,T W Wright, Chas (.trv..l Newland. Roland Agee and l-'l. Itam'in; roal suirvisor, district j Arthur Cl.kc : listrirt'. XA'Slj : Moore. ..-.- Independent Ticket I'clegates; 'At Cloyd, J W Wright-, L si Moore, Rolan'i A gee, 1" W Ronson. r,eo. W Jones and Frank Calkins; committeeman, J . W Wright. ' ' ' Result Regulars 3H, iuden lsnts 14, WOT BOStHtHO. The polling phwe wa at the lumay oi the Roe Hose d tiraftou Worthtng n was chosen cliairmari and J C Cm stork and W F Ross e'erk-. Regtd.ir Ticket-leiegjitt, , V? W.,r;!ono.n. . W Rtpp, ls j Buick. 1. l t arle, .1 K I5.-SS. Hen Russell, iiie Ferry. M.-se l i.- ;.;id uprvi-wir, Ci W' 5cart ; criniiiuttemaii. Harvey Jon. Independent Ticket I'elegates, Wiu Moore, C F Clark. Ghi. J Heaton, Moore. Jas. Fletcher. I! Ffiilbert. F F. Allev. Tilly Troxel : cmmittvman, V . Alley " : ... . V,.. Result Regulars 70. independents II. It w ill lie noticed that t tie same name of a few jhtsoiis appear on each of the contesting tickets alsve which is tlie re sult of factional lines not being clfety.! drawn. o? u r k rnixjNtTs. . Asiarasthe ttivina rreunets-are concerned in the Crawford. Fnllerton contest, "e strr ngth of tiiee t no parlies it ab.ut cnaliy divided, so fnr as can le averlained. Oaklaud Prr-eiiu t . tK.hyut.. .1 U Cochran. I. W lKinham, A F Itrf.w n. J M I"ep-r. A G Young. II R Mannin. A F Steams; road supervisor, J L, Hun. Calapooia Frecioct. D l jhI-, F)lmer Parker, C D Sndth. )U ntn Miivs, J A l'nderw.io.1, Dwight Rc-.il, Robt . Htuik: r-ad supervisor, PC Parker; jurtiee. B J Rovingdi'ti ; conjtabits tirant TayKir. I'as Creel Precjuct. xDrain I-le-gaU-svt)s,-ar ApplegateClva Wie. S W Cellers. Matthew HedricV. L St Oree. A E Stopker. J i) Jobns-m jr, J.d Tracey.' C T Hoover. F-id Supervisor, J W Spalding. Canyouviile Fre-iin-l -Ihdegate. John I. Arztier, John Fullerton, F. I Itay. Frank Hopkins, W F Harri-. Juti--e W F Harris : constable. F M Hopkin: suervisor. II A Stewart; committoman. W F Harris. Millwood . Ie!egate W B Clarke, J L Chun hill. C I. (Jermond. Myrtle Creek. Delegate, Hiram (lal lap. Fd Weaver. lym Rolir.fn, Hepry Jone JuMice of the pcai-e. Henry Jone : constable. C R. Mf(i; roni tnitfei'man. Hiram Vlallap. " ' ' ' Cow Cn-vk. Debyatee. ; J R fiilbam. (Vmnt Levens, E E irilcn. Rrd stipi-r-visor'. W S IW'th : committeeman, (irant I.eVetiS. Coles Valley. Ivlegate-. Wm Kamp. W T Emery, Henry Conn. Cha Thiin'. Jastiee of the p ar-, W W fs-t.tt. roJl supervir.'l-iwant Voir Pesl. Azalea. IVlcgutes. . E' Nichols "ti W Riddle. Justice i f the peace, J A Wharton ; constable, B R Fish; rd siijicrvlsor, A E Nirholj ;omniitba-Dia, it B Fish. (erdalc. fVlega!e C P Tott.ji. Ml Chftse, H ft fonriernan. A ti Clark. Ju- tice. R K Montgomery ; eon-table, W 1 Tott-n : snrn-rviwir, J'- Jones; commit teeman, R K Montjiimery. Olall.t Klegat'-. R Spr, .. S.Ir land: Trfis Chun-hill'. Justice. T W Newland; constable, II 7. Ireland; supervisor. F I) Newland. dist 14;. Bushtiell, dit IS: committ-inan, AS Ireland : B F Wells, secretary. Civil Bend. I'elegates, J A EggOJS, J T F"ter, Dave Thompson. Justice, I B Nichols ; constable, Victor Phillips ; supervisor. W S Johnson ; eonitnitte man. J A I'gg'r. Wilbur. I leletes, J l,Chapmau, K F. I.alrie. X La Rant "jr. K-ott Henry, Yoncalla. iVlegates. C R King. l W Stalcy, Ben Huntiiicon. Mr. Hilliwell. W i-legle, A W Ijirnb. W F tummon. Riddle. Delegates, J B Riddle, (iff K nine. Iwis Ash. W I. Nichols. M Ryan. Looking ila. Ivlegates, "John Spaurh. Ira Howard, A H BueU. The precincts not yet heard fmm arv Bohemia, Camns Valley. Cotnstuck, East l'mpUu, Elkton, Ganliner. Kellogg, Ijtke, ML Scott, Perdue, Scottbnrg. County Republican Ticket. As the time draws near for tha county republicau convention, and since the delegates have all been chosen in the various precinct, it might not lsa amiss lo mention the names of the republicans who hava been prominently spoken of for recognition on the county ticket and wlmse friends will come to the conven tion ior tne purjiose ol championing their respective interest-: KKI'RKSKN'TATIVK TICKET " i 14 ; A F Steams, Oakland ;'RoyApphgat f Drain ; F H Rogers, Ganliner; Ira B Riddle. Riddle; Prof. J.E. Love, Can yonvrlle; G W Riddle, A.alea. SKSHirj--. K L Parrott, et" Roselmrg. CI.BRK. D R Shambrrxik, of Unina Ferrv. TRKASCRKR. tieo W Dimmick, of Kellogg. ASM-ISOH. Benton Mires, of Oakland ; G W Stale-, Yom-alla; S C Bartrum, Roseburg. A. S. liuell, Looing Glass. . COI'XTY Jl'llOB M I) Thompson, of Scottsburg. COMMISSIOXEUI. A K Nichols of Azalea ; J E Young, ef Oakland. SCHOOL StPERINTB-NDANT. v F. B. Hamlin, Roseburg. SCRVETOBS. - r C F Rebert, of Canyonrilla ; TT hi ig's, of Canyonville. v COROSER. fr. J C Twitcbell, Roseburg. . It will be observed by relerenci to the above list of candidates that all parts of the county is being fairly recognir.sd..nd I no matter who Is selected from the list to make up the ticket it will be a good one and a winner. G. E. English, of . San Francisco, vititiiig Jat Curry at Riverside farm. aiil"a' fl. J iw iaari-i ' - v THHCOOLEY COMPANY. Will. Open A Weeks 'Engagement In 5v - "Peaceful Valley" tonight. Theatre goeis are .elated over thu an uiUini'Miicjit tjuit.the FranVCooiev Co.. will open a we'ks- enj.c'e'nicnt here to-. ' ,,1,, 8nd it looks an. if a crow-M house" j wyi.:rut. M t ,0;. in ;,t,cwcful-Vl-'L lov'thuijeiiiii( fjny.'.."' ; ' ' ' 1 .pari'ul VJi.y:i rV iwi'.yVwwfuj 1 - - i i hunwr 'Ujrh in -loijn't . tu pl-f . Th ' pIot-A:'iUtini the hiii.ry . i ev-nt ! xv:nriug ,iu .the-.Iive's' of several Hampshire jauilioi reidijiit in the White Mts. Tha hero cf the play i Hosea .Hoove, h bright thougb winiM- what green, ountrv stunlv who-is-work- , highi.wav through tol'leSe, Hegsj to New York to find a loM aitr and i s..k a fortune. Hi- adventures there ! are very hufuonms and never fail to put ! the audience in a good humor. After 1 tie yeai of j motion j.;ons a favora- ' 1 de4sJon in ; a'l.iw suit and regain j, ...... .oi, -m-pr. rtc wtiicii is I w-rth a 'fortune and itirmies the girl ot j h'J"lioiee. S-eii'siti'W sale at Mronj Fuiiiiiitre store. Prices 10--U-Viicents. Myrtle Creek News. -T'rj Hall is vjelring ith hi mothw. Mr John Hall. " " ; ' frs. Alice Cotton is seriously ill congestion of the lungs. The rui well is showing up . rith and making 9 to 10 feet per day. Tbe children of the Sundav whool tbi"- tiLt are preparing to h..e an ejj soatinji on the lo'.l- n-Lt SatrHay. John Heinricft. Sr., arfivo1 here and on Saturday went by stag to hic mining property m outb Myrtle. Tbe Little Chieftain and The Couinnai. Yiir ei -re-.ndeut was fa.nivl wi'h a view el an asay mail r e . Ki. 'AY right ot tirant Pass, ..n (uarlz irOm South Myrtle mince, uod the work cliOc-wl WMcIi . .rf;.l in gold, silver and C.ppei- vab.es rat tUV4.s4 par t..li. Th-neatnes in whi-.-l. f-m ' hayie- has trimmed the oak 1tvs on our stne is verv siigjrestii. TLat lie will t. wantef bv ai' orcluinli-ts tt .- k xear t tmin fruit trees, rape vi-s tc, ap ply at once or yoc will nt l-a'alde to secure hi sen t"-. ' ' Through tho -.erv aK -..n-i.-s and at tentKHi'o! Dr. Whrt.xiinb. Mrs ArmiTagc lja's o far recu" ere-l frr-in her severs at tack of hii rs.i'siori. that she is aiii ahla to attend to her duties as uierin- ten.ler.f of Sunday scho.-:. V". C. T. I"., aud'otber much' need-si worl: to N-i-ef: tlie'lmlr.il standing f.f a deinoeratic ";: etixt. "Tl.e Republican primaries held l.-re t'-lay re-uited in II. . allot. -ei'.r com ndtteenian, "IM Weaver. . Ji.res, Weaver. Lou l;..!.jr,?-b ,.-l-g,.r to ' county f'livi-ntion. H. J... can-i Jai 1 -ferJwvtia of f, r C :. Mri Conjjs'ble : F. ',j."P.iet.',':'rt..vl stipcrri-or. district No. 40: Wm "ifuliev road su- pervisr district No. 41: Wm. Stve!i ma.1 superriSwr oisrriit No 13 .1 ' : " HsM l.HH Notice ot Miners Meeting. ' llvaTi.it'". Cblcs. Ongon, AIar. it ... I!"'-. Notice i b-reby ;neii thai a ereerinn of Jni.'ier" wilf i held in Sa --mh -)m tp m Rnege' S W-t t..i:gl.4.s C:wnty. eT?.ii. in the Vi..mi; , t ,,.,- ., s ,.la.T. ,.r , .. fMKni'ii'A ji irifiu..4isrrie. ;i XpnlJ Mb. P at lf hour 1 1 o'c iV. .'a p,. i AH miners"mterv.t..i n ,,,. s..i, flinir are ii.vii. i in iy pn-reiit lo tas- j ,To"ee in tbe etcti..'ii r-flicrr .:ul btiicr ersisI.-a-asT, b rt-av i-?iv- bfor the meeting. t .: W. ( ki' -.ts M. Aavrr..:: I.. M. iim v . H.'K-.f.iiT W. J. UW- ,; K. L. WoAtvrr. tiUiH-' t rwolinpjrtant Bills. ; Wsi"noTo, yrrb 21. To' imp-runt meur- were pa'ed by the Sen tstay. Ibe rill "for the repeal of the tvafreyenue tAxes and that for the pro. tecYi-n of the President i the United State. The war revenue bill, was pa sees trillion i dhi-ion, aud alter onjv iie short iwh. ' .-Notice." ' AI. liieuiliers of Aloha Ish; K. of y. aw rjiu-st-i to lie pres. nt . nvt jjesdgy t-vetiiiig at lhen will U- 111 ing to eal at well as- itiij-t'i tant ne . . ... EASTER MILLINERY bPNa ' Thursday, Friday, Saturday. CHMCH 27,-..2BTiBD""29 ladiej", we uesl u-t stop to x , plain b. vou our b-autiiul line oflrencli PatPrn Hals. Th.-v nre of sc. ri.r skill and stvl,'. ; Ytm.will no Joabt agrw with I u after -your iiiiH-.(i,,n Our n trimmings, tnev are nunene. All the lat est novclt ie . in lacfy, ' "jiearl effects ami Cobashon. ',. iriVrte all our old ciioinor and as-many new ones as Can find it Cnveni'litt-j collie. Thursday, Friday, Saturday March 27, a8 and 29. Title Uuarantee&Loan Co. ROSSBUkU, OREGON. J. D HlLTOH, 1 reMiloo'.. 0. C. H.ii.TOS, . tJecy. aad Treai. Cfllfd liuhr Court Hnn-u. Hive the nnlv com-pli-iesvt o( utwirurt lKlk iu UOii-lnn t'ouuiy 4tstracrvu. Ccrtierstes ot Tills lurol.vbcd to OouelasciHinty Una mid oilntn cIiOjow. h.i-o itoarempU-le-elol TractilKs of all UiwunMn plai.si hr Hoscliilri!, Orcsjon, tj.- Si. -Lnnil liii mew 01 m- Pino piioi copies ol any Iowa htn rhowiuK all variiti6vriiiiuunt ln is. KoWrv luliliu -lu ofiiou. lauunuicw iumMk, Corrapondr'nre kOilcilud. t . f. ". lr.vintc PVt'liaratUins siaiplr devel? op dry catarrh r" luey dry up the sec'niioijs.' y mvuwuacrv 10 uiu DiDiaorone aiui dc cuius causing a far more serious trouble tbaa tbe ordinary form pf mm xh, Aroitl all dry. teg TubulaulSj fumes, .smokes inugt and list! "that vliiih cTeansea. o.ul,. ...J Lrals. Uy'fc Cream I'alni ia auch a renisdv ana wm cure caisrxu or cola in the head eaady and i-leaiianily. A. trial siz will be mailed for 10 cents. All druccibtsaeli tv 600. size. Ely Brothers, 6G Warren Hf., N.Y. Tha &4 iu. can w ithout. jiain, d'V.a not ifitaio.o canse nssiin?, it s..j-L-3j iisif orer.pn Irritated and -Bnry surfaces Miiv. fn Uuuiedialoly the paiuful influi.miiilion. With Ely's Cream Balm you are nruiod egsi&st vasal Catarrh and 2Yrr. Carload of Pianos and Organs Coming PRICES AND QUALITV SURE TO PLEASE GOING TO AFRICA. T. K. Kichardon baa decided to sail at vsa:i6ce ail bi-t ral egtttn, inelnding jno of the finest homes In Organ. Will Mil fttnek of milltMl omr , . , m KaIasaIa In i anv one wi-Mn 10 take the e ira etnek. Great reduitions will he ni,urd from liia reaalar prices, cash o- isaa!la;nU. T. Is. H n-ii nir . . A.mlmu Sa oon s.m-il good.S.vn-'ij., " P' W' Ul,"bMt ""l?ic "iM b OUt " 6 c,tU "r ' . Music Galore. Lorik out for onr new carload nf Pitco ajid Organs ol different make, lucluJiog a Cnu Baby irnd. Hsve j'l-1 rrttived two new orders, una lor a Grand and o-.e for a Colonial Xeedham nisro in horl I walnut bke the above cat. We also bare several orders lor Orgate and about od- hall of our car load ia n'.a 'eoo. Get in I line with yonr oitfer or you wiil mis this r great litieral opport;itiit' ta gt an es 01 pppsiTe instrument elisap. T. K. RICHARD50R WUSIC Abstract of Title to Dee-te.1 Land. Prirfr rraT rrr. frtr ff'ttrr r.n fiovt-rn. s- j - 't v'a I - m p ft jnent Land. Blue Pnt of Township Maps showing I ail acant Lands, One Dollar hach. I 'rllrSIUu L ALIEY,! 1 " Arcshitcct Abstracter Plans nd Estimatea for all Build-; tags. j Srsecia I deirn for Office F-lifure- OOice in Marks Building. 'Phone .15 ROPEBURG, OREGON I j H. Little, & DENTIST. Oakland, . Oregon. i .. Confectioneries .. rtefirKtt erearn ami triad ro Jir. Ttuej cakri and Cool :. T((s.f o, Ci is I'niil ej t xi-J -tc- ail I. J. NORflAN Rapp's Drug Store Special Sale of Stationery ruesday.. Wednesday, - . :sdajv Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, ; MafCh 35, 6, 27, 8 To reduce stock we will on above dates offer at reduced prices our entire line of Sta tionery: Writing Tablets, Composition Jooks, Spelling Blanks, etc: -uiar rric-. o cts-., i. " 15 . prur. cts. ti 10 15 Boot Paptr and Envelopes IVulnr pric, Ii cte., sate price. 1 ct ' Zi ' " ' fH S3 " all other goocts in stationery line proportionate! cheap during sale. ft AarJ32avsA Get Yor Ro:5elarg, Ore., Dec. S, 1901. State Chemist, Oregaoi Agricultural College, Cor vallis, Oregon. Dear Sir -We send you by this mail sample of sulphur takeu from our stockof spray material. Please make a careful analj'si-; of same aud 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 wc can obtain sulphur which will meet all require ments. Very respectfully, A. C. MARSTERS&CO. Mr.A.C.MarstetS&Co., - CorvalU,, Oregon, December I2, 190I. . Roseburg, Ore. n r.' v-'r-r wwtjv. "V ,-,,, Ult.. .sma..,: -.-1 r .... have been reeeived- I have examineai sulfur. I think that it .spraying compound or quality,ur cau get it. that it will be a, good as any sulfur that u Z lor sprayiug material. A. C. MARSTERS & CO., Drup-o-ists HiJij T. K. KICHARDHOS ia the onl Eocth ern O egon Music Ceiler who has eve. .hppd a car load of Pianos aod Or gats direot Irom ice ic:ory. J OOOO OOCOOOO0XOOCK00X, A. SALZMAN Practical Watclim.iker, Jeweler and Optician Carries a complete stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Diamonds WATCH Rl PAIRING A SPECIALTY.? C0OOOCOC:CXOOCOOOOCOO D. 10 11 sr-. .- tiie'x:v. I aT J ---- a m nil 1 it m E. C Best Rigs and Teams in the City. Transient Stock Given Special Attention Call and see me. 'Phone 601. My barn has lately been enlarged and I have added several new rigs, and am better prepared than ever to furnish you gecid turn-outs. W.WaSVaW.V.WAVA'4rPV.WaVAV.SW.V; S C LULntC W AU Our Cream and Home-made Bread is as aood rr better thin ever an i will t-8 delive el to any part ef the city. Leave orders or "phone Main 15. i J. SIEVERS. Pronrietor AWAW.'.W.V.V.SW.VASWrV.W.V.W.VWAWA -g,a.-amg- ajaaBBBBBBBBftB ?. Cm tn, r r BARBER SHOP, For a Prompt and First-clase t-haTe or Hair-cut. Compe tent Workmen, Clean Tow els, Tools always in shape. Baths In Connection. T fbop on Jackson St. H0.tOlCHm Spray Material at OFFICE OF A. C. M ARSTERS & it FJJllff OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. suinug suuur this sample and fiud that it is would answer the purposes lusectictdes. I think that if cr' ? ROSE13UUG, .OREGON ew Yorktead Boston. Is the place to boy planet and crgn. sod we bate a saw scL-eme to secure for oar eastomers a piano or organ at eae- fllib leas than ever bafora sold In Ibis part of the country. This will alto five too the beocfit of a cheap Irei.hf, which can ooiy be secured by ahippicg dirttt from lactory in car load lota, sod ia , order to do this we mutt Lavs year order io sdracr giving as catre of piaae wanted with style, kind of wood, color, etc., and I will seVct ia person tbe la t!roent wanted. Aoy i-eraon thiokiag of getting an instrument will do well te take advantage of this rfTVr. Let oa have yonr order as eaily aa convenient ai it will -take a boot six weka or twe months to ret this car throng- to free burg. Uruiember this meatis toy make of piano desired. See yonr teigbbors piaco or organ cet riyle srd price an4 we will daplicata rs abeva mentioned We bare 6ve orders already in bot we nerd aboot tweiity more to carry oat Ibis erterpriae Call or add res T. K. Kicii-b. set, Kos-burp, Or. HOUSE. K04EBl OREGON and buverware ROcEB' RG.ORt T. PRITCHARD, WATCHMAKER and JEWELER Watch Cleaninj, 81.00 1ND WiKkANTir P.k-JgeU s arness Shop. Jackson St. CASE, Proprietor 1-UV jacivson c-irrci. near Caas -INSURE IN THE- It INSURANCE AT COST. Ti OCfc,, Mr-Micuiuic, Or. a ; Atnt.of insnraiH-e in fonv, fll,r-CC.V0C0 I Net gain iu one vear, 2-Z,77.CQ , 1 Sating it meniU-rs I jr., SO'L-S 1 iN umoer separate risas, g-'.Je A. J. Buchanan. ; liosvl-crg, t.regjii. Act. for LVcglas Ce. MARSTrZRS. CO. ana lue sample or stilfur almost entirelv ntir. very sitisfoctorilv for w, u .lV truly yours, A. L. KNISF.LY. vv 9Sa3a V.s