The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, April 03, 1902, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text. 1 I i i i i i i i i t l l ! I I I I I I l- I I I I I I I I 1 1 I V I l 1 I ' 1 1 ' ' ' ..The Answer to Prayer.. kt .! Ki KIT, I I'uriiit liv i I . tne ...id ROCKING full of worth, lv.cheve-n-CliAIRS iug you can realize a div idend from an investment in a rocker. We have them that are comfortable and not expensive. Cob bler seat rockers as low as Si. Nurse or sewing rockers Si. .15 and up. lu 1 ar,.ct- all the rich l;cxx i a-;.-i r;- .;nd each .-m- priced - ft e.-t il I. . v.Mir iu;.-r-i l.uv !: w !..:';.: v.. i: L:i.-n.' ii-.' i..r !i n..n ' lu St.-jua lUuu.-' xu'.l :iv tit: v..ii ...ir -j. .. i-an.i -j.M ...ir .ii.-. - UV will W V..U a-.!!... n.-h !.:. tl.-.-:.m-;.. tl.:.t. N" -t. l-' l.ili closet :lLM.'nv-J-Uiii ... Wk M...'. i,r Oak : f !mv - u. - Imv .nn1 i.hiiu N,;. ;'l'.H,k t..x.-: U tak.- -H.l :-,.iov T-.l ,:... M.lt : 1 ou'intry l,.r tlu- ,,ri.-.. I -.! U-t x.li.l .k r.-k.-r. Tli..uut.U iiu'inioii lr waul l sjiiuv. Wrii.' fur -auil.-u'. The Twic-a-fctk Roseburg Plaindealcr Tublidbed MouJays and Thureiiays I'LAINDEALER PLBLISH1NQ CO. W. C.Convkk. Editor atxl ruWNli. r FutD WKu.nr, City Kditur, oli.it.-r. AtursT J. KtSANT.. Koiviuan S. C. Babtrcm, Traveling !?iiii-iur. Tm-ic--Veek Plaindialer, pr year, S1.50 Euttredat the Post Otlii-e in Roseburg. Ore., as second class mail matter. Advertising Rates on Application. Al'Kll X hv STATE REPUBLIC N TICKET. SCPKEMK JL'lHiE. K. s. Bean . Lauc (."'.u:t 0VtKSOK W.J. Fnmifh Vmaliila gECRETARY OF STATE. F. I. Duubar C'i-i' TREAiTKER. Cba. Moore Klaaiith " ATTORNEY wESERAL. A. M.CrauIurd U.ngla hi TERINT EN I'ES'T FCBLIC INTKl T!ON S. H. Ackermin Maituomali STATE FI:IS1EK. J. R. Whitney Uiiu COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET. JOINT REFKE-EN FATlV E. Outsat ana .J&.-ikSuti. Uansbrougb EKuts J. H. FOR REl'RESESTATiVEs. In B. Bi.Wle K; i lit Erauk H. K-ver ..'Jnr i.:K-.- E-Uramttt " K.cburs j roe CLEKK. Davit K. Shainbri-M. ...... l"nu! ia Fi'rr FOR TREASt KER. Gvorge W. Ui.ntnick Kelkee FOR COCSTY JL DC-E. M.D. Thompson JKt.:ibun: FOR COMMISSIONERS. A. E.ftK-hols (four rear lerm) Ai J. C. Young (tro year let-mi Oak.a:rt FOR ASSESSOR G. W.Staley . Y.-taaiia FOR SURVEYOR. Cta. E. Robert . Csnyomii.e FOR CORONER. Dr. J. C. TwitcheU Roct-biirj Roseburg Precinct Officers. J. A. But hanaD H.C. SiOCiim . ..Ju-tice of the h e t . .Cnstatir LE0ISLAT1VE CANDIDATES. llie hartnonioos action of the couu tr ooriTenticQ last Saturday in select ing candidates for connty offices has ! resolted. as it naturally would, in ginng eLtire satisfaction to the mem- j ber of the republican party. It was.! a convention of able men from all parts of the county, and they en deaTored to perform the duties im fed on them with discretion and in careful obedience to the wishes of their constituents. So far as the nom ination of a county ticket is concern ed, so united were they all that the majority of the prominent nomina tions were made by aeclamatiom. It Yi&s no when it come to naming or rather renominating candidates for the offices of county judge, sheriff. clerk, treasurer, two commissioners and coroner. For the other county cfticee there were several candidates. ! all good men, and the brief contest wbitb ensued ended by cordial con gratulations from the vanquished to the ylctors. Such good feeling be tweea the candidates and the vari ous delegations is a most reliable as surance of success at the polls, espec ially when each and every candi date is (so well qualified and fitted for the oOic for which he has been named. The ticket is composed of a xdeen, houe6t, upright and contcien- Baking Powder Most healthful leavener in the world. Goes farther. I5M WW .WW. CO., f VftlK. E & RIC THE HOUSE FURNISHERS nr.' (here's iioihin". i". 1 I..r lnix i 1 1 ' .it - - - . -' and ! it- beam v pri.-es. CHAIRS We all spend considerable time on a chair. Why not have one that just fits. Willi such a stock of chairs as oris to select Irom von can certainly find the kind you want. lions set of eotleiueu who will guhrd the county's iuterest-; a-i tbey would : their own and for whom anyone csu f conscientiously cast their ballot, i Let us briefly mention the worthy I gentlemen who were made the nomi ; nees for the legislature: j EKANK H II. -KS ! The senior nominee it represent a 1 live is a well educated and practical business man of the Gardiner and Lake precincts. He was born in New Loudon. Couu- in 1SGL but removed to Council Bai 3", I jwb. v hen tLree I years of ae. where he resided until ; Is years of age aud at which place he received his ed.icatiou. Iu iss-j Le ; remove.! totrd. Neb. where he learn ed the printer's trade and worked on i ihe"Ord Qui"" for a number of : years. He mairied Miss Addie 11 ! .McMurphy, who was then hdiug in the capacity A book keeper for that pi.per. Soon afterwards ne lecame ( edilot and publisher of the-"Darweli. ; i Neb) Gaette" which paper he made J d complete success, both a a news ! uediam au 1 a dnaaeial inv struixt. ' lie removed to Oiegon in 1ns'. a.nl 1 was engaged by the Florence firm of ; ileyer !t Ivyle general merchants and j shippers of lumler and canned sal-; mon. as book-keeper and deputy ! po-t waster. !s."on aflerwaras" he re- i -igned this posiiion to accept a simi lar oue with the late Senator A W i Iee l and reiiiained iu bii employ , uLtil a short time bef re his death. : 'Len he was appointed postmaster i ... i !. . i.. II.. :. . , : . ,,..t,t ; I il IttlUILiei. lie 1- a r' luu-inrui j and wide gentleman, familiar ; iih the needs and re quirements of , '.he county and in whose hands the 1 county's best interest's will be guard- ; ed iu the lower brancli of the Oregon J legislature. He is opposed to job oety and estravagnnce aud wiii do all j ;n his power to cm tail Useless expen- j ditorts of the stale s finds. He is! a man for whom yon can -afelv cast j your ballot. I HA B lili'l LE Ira B liiddle. the subject of his j sketch is a native sou of Douglas ' county and too well kuon thtoiigh- out the County to require much of au introduction through the medium ; t,f ,jr 1 MUh a -v'jab- ,uaa r-..-.n .! u". lor several veais pasi, uas ueeu successfully engaged in the practice of law and is one of the best stenog raphers aud court reporters in the state. He has been trained up iu active business life and has had much practical business espenence. He served several years as deputy dis trict attorney under Hon (ieo M Brown and proved a most competent and trustworthy assistant to the dis trict attorney. He is a member of one of the most highly esteemed pioneer families of Southern Oregou and is a young man of a most exemplary character. Having beeu born and reared to mature years in this coilnty it - i i . . ,1 . , ... 118 1 cena.n.y wen pome.i on tne nee,?! aa 1 requirements of the win- ly and has tbe ability to ably cham- pion the county a interests in the Oregon legislature. He will be elect ed. The nominees for county oflicern will be giveu due notice in our next issue. Judgiug from the fume and cry of our esteemed contemporary, the Review, the ticket nominated at last Saturday's convention is alarming the Democrats. Well may they be alarmed, for there is not a weak man -on the ticket; not one that they can beat at the polls in June. The folly of one or two indiscreet or un scrupulous politicians in not going tj influence the voters in the least, as ail parties have their "black sheep." The republican party is synonymous with progress, prosperity and good government aud this fact will not be forgotten by the voters at the polls in June. To the I'lah-evleh belongs the credit of bang the first stale paper lo propose the Iinine of the genial J ll. Whitney, of the Albany Daily Heial.l, for the iiomimtioii of state printer, and this paper i.i proud to be among the first to eiiud hearty congratulations to E litor Whit ney upon his success in carrying off the prize in (he stat convention lie is worthy of the houor and fully competent to fill this important position and will be elated by a ha&dsomi majority iu June, V. V . - - . . 0,:,-. x-u cat. iv.tdiiy -c- xxnete B tii . ;i .';i - .i ...n M.-, I..;nc.- JtJ. l ,.lam N" s -J.-O '.'-I .h...:.- lu,.r in t.,.;- -O tfl t.aivan,- vvl.i.-l, . an I All Southern Oregon heartily con gratulates 11 m A. M. Urawforl. of Ko'-ebuig. upon reciviug the nom iuatiou of attorney-general. It is au honor titlitiglv bestowed and a just rewar.T lor laitLlisi an.i vaiueo 1 ,.,i:llr i,i-t rn.-t-.l t- api-int a c..m se: vices K.ng rendered the republic-1 ,,n platform and r...lnti..n. .me an party by au able, loyal and liHrd - j :;..ni,.. r n..n. .-a. h t-..uiity. Tliis wa workmg republican. Southern ati ' : i !: io ti..- .tii'ty .i.-i. a'.- nainM.sr western Oregon, a ill roll up such nt-1 ;...-u. I h.- s.,.,. ,,r., (r... majority for biiu a was t.-ver before j - u.'..n:;.- .-r.- r.-pr,-. m.-l ...1 tiii received bv candidate from this I "' ,; " t"''' " '"" 1 ' ; . 11 , ., , . ! t ' l: .!! t .1 . . I'oke; .loM'ptilJie. section, and the repnblicans f i.ther i , , , parts of the sta'e will ran 1 lv Lnn i .. , .. . . , - . - - t uvrv . I.. . Ilujht : .lack-in. I-. I to a man. The genial and able . Kl.nn.iili. '. I' Ivl.ap. I. lseburger will beoiir neit attorney-. geneiiil j H jii- John U'vH'ink-r. ex post j mas'er (ierieral lending citizen of i I'hila le!'hi.-t and one of tbj fore i mast b;i-iaess men of the w rld says: i I heartily approve if th" i lei of g:v- ! ing the pe ipie u vet... on c rrup' j legislutiou. l'n- m veni-nt to seen re ' for the pe p!e n :n ire direo an 1 iui j mediate control over lgislali-Mi J -hail have inv s'!p: H 111 'VeliJ:it wili re rt. I trust siK". 'iv- th th 'lgLt ' wu wo.il 1 im i fill au-ntiou "f nil prove ... ir pildi -ii and in 1 is' rial conditions. I a'u willing to tr'i-t ; public pie-tloU- t . tne inteillg-o.ce i m l C Ml-cie ii;-' of th" p- ipie. due cotTity convention pres en ted ati exo-itivna;!y Vtr.-ug ticket . from th" !") to t:ie b:: "u. one' which merit- ent'.oi-M-tic i-.n 1 uti Utiitie 1 siipport No hp i 'gy is needed m v tiug for every man ! nominated. I Salem. Oregon's capita! city ha fonr republican nev.-j aper. but . 'nary dem.:ra'ic paper. Theiv i "talk" of a democratic paper ht'Cg ; Established thre soon for campaign ! purposes. ; The prop jsiti.o to cut .1 j u S nvh j ern repre-eniati m ir Congress le-! CiUse S jii' hrn negroes are di-frau cuised is not favored bv repnblicar. i uawspaper Full page a ls. axe all th-style among the sticc-ssf i! business! hoa-s of tne Urge cities. Itiia -tyie tn:tl w -ui I be both becoming and protiiab'" to any merchant. Senator Tillman was good enough protectioni-t to a-k for the retention of the tax of 10 cenls a poiri I on tea. for the benelit of the South Carolina tea growers. The Democratic farmers of Mi souri continue to hold 1'roB.ier meet ings and sm)1 their males to the Brit ish government. - - There is no fear among those win know, that the .Senate will fail to act .n tlm ....... .at.ul ,, .. . i . ... i 'a iuw ikuuau viitiai .i'u nil this session. Hurrah, fur H u. A. M. Crawford! Here's to the health of the genial and able Uosebnrger, long may he nourish! Farmiug lands throughout the state are changing hands, aud new comers are iu evidence everywhere. In the height of the big Boston strike, some one yelled "Beaus" aud it was all off Ex. Good, byel'heodore Thurston tieerl EasternOregon will Furuish Oregon's next governor. Have you registered? The Denver Express. The production of llol. leu I'.r..-. l. n ver Kx press promio-.- a i,' geiiuiue ,-ur-pri-e-in 1 heat rii al a. lii. veiii. nl . both mechanically and in I i-l ically. nc critic who wiln.-sed the first production in N w York wrule thus tersely of it : V great deal ol laughter, a tear ..r two. a thrill and a vision .if human nature that toii. li.-H the heart and sends. y.. away in pleasant thoughts. It.-nv.-r Kxpress, will be at the op.ra l...n-e oiMV.day April 4. Price ' '',' Notice. ' Memla-rs of the A. .!". V. are re- ipiestedto meet at their hull Thursday k . ,.;i -ir i . l m -m . .1....L- 1 l fiii" Initiation of Candidates. By older of the M '-Ai.i.fc. , ' Kverythlng that is new and up-to-hit iu jewelry M IziiiHii'b, it t ... r.i. Hon. A. M. Crawford, of Roseburg, for AttorneyGeneral. J- H. WHITNEY, I'hc Rest of the Republican State Ticket Renominat ed Without Opposition. Geer's Name Not Presented Before the Convention. April U 11 nek. A i.!i- v- l'uniM. -rcr. t:trv of tin-1 -lai.- ( iit r.il t '.iiiiii. ittn.' in idf ali-.iii.fi I' I l.an man "-l.'il... .all.-.l ,c o.mtii- li hi !.. ..r i 1 ! Mi. I'unmav ci.iiiliilai.'. tl.e !: j.i.i.ii. an- on lli.-ir lull and all- r. pi.-' M'liliitioii in I hi .'..incni i..n mid alli'.d.'d i !.i i. lly lo t!.r t.i -rn-al proMt-in- n.w ! .'..nlr-.iil in,' 1 1 if .'niimry. llit- irn-t-. and tin Philippine ( m--t i--ti . 11.- ihen a-k-i f.-r li.iiiiin.iti.iii'- lor l-inHiiary rhair maii. Hon II. -A. Hootli.nl I.Hiif, . l.vTe l l-niMiraJy i luirinaii : au ll.ir- I l '!.il-.ii... 1.'iii.or..i v -.ir- li..' nt..iiiar .'.liiiiiil te I .-r.. inn. .int. s I ....! an adjoiirinneiit i.ik. ii lill J p. in. Prior t.. lli.' ad j .iuiu. i:t. .hid;.' I .eu: je II. Will i.itu-. . f M lill 11..11..1I1. i:it ro.bi.-t .1 two 1 ! n t i . -1 : : one .-ici. .r-i.!.1 Pit i l.M.t K.eelt's .i -v.ward trust-, and another endors-in-' i!..' ini'i:tivf and r-i.-i -i i-1 1 1 11 1 . t n ni'.t ion oi Mr. Kuxkeiidail. tl.r i ri i i: i! a- J11 in;n:.;. - "i e . ii..ini,;iii r..p(-1 ti H t ilt l.'ll to :;!;'... .-i that tie- -le lay ;h r :ij t .-cai:-e 1 hv the failure t.f i .ii. tl ..ii re.l.-:iliat- an 1 Piat . i. their reiui- re.td". r!--r- ..; Kunii-h for ' .Vf r ; t toti.e rm..r hall, confident it- P.-ii i ton man ..nid wi;.. ! iej.it. had pra. '.i.'ai'y jiv- llie 'iji ! Hlld : be ll;iie!..l( s i i J u.-re :-. !..,j.-r talkinj. I.'..'. i'len.t- ! I...I.TI1..T li.l . '. :ri j .'..raj.-, i . a :t-r t he a. t ion .i .. ii- of the i i;!tiio!naii deie.ja St iiil.t. u.-re !. :-: iiii: .-d to el r:,, I 1 ii.- tl..- i..-i -iit. ii Tb.-y n-i ll to I : lua-e Jr : r ; . ; -i i -h.. hi-j . on !i- ti:-t b;d !!. and -l.il.-l j - -.. p;".rt Henry K Ank.-riv I . ::,a:i. j Sol . I I I - v i --. I I rnuaiifi.l r.iiv 1 I '..r .A - .i.i. r. p .r ...I ' ! . - lt 1.. h, t : .i.rn.. ii ami ie:iii'r- ! tne ' li' a;i vl.i'.- '"iieitioii. i i.r I '. ii ii it I.-,- on P.rii. am lit l: V e. ; i 'r.atio -:,v e (. W. r ..' ,. i. a.. 1 rd -r .-I Bi:-iiit . l"j I. -,. a- o-: -lid tint he ttimi.ti a rv ei tl,. ... l .-lit I. .11 ItA If, l.1. I I-rii.aia-'.t . a:id 'fi.it the chair i -.i a.-i-tani -.s r.-taries. .pi-nil We V iniell'l ' It' ''.i'.ow in J li-in. : 1 I in r-i.rt of t '.ruiiiiii.-e ..n'l.t. 1 r i't ia!-. -. fl.rt...', ..! a Slate t'eii'r.i III".'!' '.V the telej.ltioll of C.l.'ll t'om-1 ti:il !.-- I'.J ite .e-ll-.IT thereof. j .1. 1 bat a!' ,.te I taken by b.iii.. ) t!..!t tl.e.i.atr 1. J -I - ! lit -1 leiler ! I'T 'bat I'ltr; " '-e. BL'RtjLAKY AT TLNNEL 5. Section House Cntered and Valuable Articles Stolen. i.iiMnn.. re., Marrk I ;". liet.-e, I Inland 4 o'clotk . III. e I. T'!.H . -..llie thief broke ilito the section hollo' HI tunnel No-.". "11 the S. P. K. I:, at ttbfeli place I live, and carril auay 'be f-llouinj articl. : 'ue new :s-. a!i- I hr.- in. bt -ler ntlc. L'4-incb barrel. "H, j m.! l : one la.li.- .M natch, lniutun; I ' !" '! Hauip-len v-'inon. 0 i - i ' : on 1 i k oi a t.'li there w a-a - ma 1 1 I -aiiiiiu 1 eii'jrased : alo a hain a!,iit "JO inrbc long, . ry small link- with slide and three i -mall -arl- iu slide. If any one that read- this -h-uld pur- ii .i-e any oi tne alnive nientioiH'.i ar-liel.-an.t will nutil'y me. I will gladly pay them their money back and any oilier reasonable cbar-es there may ! address, .M. II V N. ilcudiilc. re. Myrtle Creek Items. Mr. Ileinricli was on a visit i ins-c-lion to hi- mines la-t week. The Sunday sc'-miN had a splendid . time al their egis roasting Saturday. Miss Kvelyu Jack-on of Kosebur is in cbarge t.f M rs. N. Seli's millinery depart meiit . The ow ner of the Hall mining prop erty are ill a f'-'tHMI. pav chute and lire jubilant ov.-r their purchase. The owner- of the l.itlle t'hieftian mine- have taken io-cs-f ,.n of the properly o iicj lo tin- parties doing de velopment work ha ing discharged their men and abandoned the work. It was deeiued nece-siiry bv the owners to protect their 'mines from the tilling of :,t,.r , l,J0l4 after the ore during the if,. ,,f the bund. Tl,e Heni.H'ratic. Primaries were fairlv ,. a,t.n,le,, ,,, niHirMlll Jav ,.)ian(.v ,,.ft llis ,.liair ttl). tl,ird time to ...akc speeches on the .piesiiou of right l to vote for road supervisors where more than one was in the precinct. Bksch Makk. ' ,ll:,v' n,,t "'i'1"1, that s Iwen done alreatlv ; wurruntetl ft chop woo.1 w it li.iiii blacking t ly eyes, lift them lit It ice .V Itice's. i() t miss Flint's d in Ibis issue; von ran buy shoes, there that, w ill stand the the tost of wear, and pay b'si than tlwwhere, STATE PRINTER! 4. lii-i-riviii report 1.1 ( '..muni lie fii t'Utt f. u m .m.l r .1 1 it i-n . -. ". Noiiiiiuitioii ..f ..iii.ii.J.it.s in ! in-' "pl.-i . t'.wit: i o-rnor. Silpieine .In.L'e. sWivtiiry of Si.i!. M il.- Tn-n-iin-r. Ait..rn. y m-ral. Sup.1 inteil.h ill f I'nl.li. ln-t rurl K.!i. Sulf prmlei . I'hiii loinplt i ,f tli lon .'oiijg busiiied. r-'.jiiiiii.'lid that the roll, vent ion take a rev-of 1M iititinte for the puriH.-.-.! i riiut I iin: i i t rn t iioiui- I nTitioii. to t made. I i. Itat ;li.ati..ii of di-lri.tii iiialioiiv j 7. A ljoiillilni-nt. I We it i .inmi. ii.l thai all re-ojiit U-relerr.-l t" the t'oiiimilt -e on riatlorin and I:."olnti..n-. witiioin debate. IIf's-tfiilly -ui. mill. -.1. . I'.. I.. Kiii.i . I h.iinnan I NoMIV 4TION- l.at" in the ;iitern.n n. .mil. a' iol.. .-re made, that of governor Innj tii-l William . I. Knrni-h. oi Pvudlt-toit. ... nomiii.iT.d :..r ,ot-r:i"f ..n th.- nr-l hal- !,,!. j I irernati I'lick and wiie are vL-itin W bent he Colivel. -,..n I,., t at J ill'" ''""d. I ... i ra ti.-.illv -le. i.i.-.l that tiit-re v,..ul l I i.o .-fie. -t:e op..iti..ii i.- t!..- IVn l:.- , ton hanker. j ( ,,..rn..r (its-r-name na- ii.-t prr-i r.te.1 to th.- .-oiive;, u.,n. "Tni.i; iri'.s. The "l h-r n.ei. i n.ni..i.r w ere made in tin- follow in- ..rd.-r lb.- -late tit ket le-t I beilli! t olnplete.1 illitil iale 111 l!ie eVt-ll- iipreiii.- jildje 11. ' s.-. u-tarv ..I -late I 1 -aii . ! I .1 I e. i.har. o! I 1 . 1 1 -1 - M.i'e T'-.e'e.-r-t'La- M-r- K!..!....th Vtit.n.cv e.-ii.-ia'. . M Crawford i. u riiitend.-iil oi in.': .1 . II .-r l.ia ! M il lion..,',, p,,i.t.r-.l. :. U j, 1 n.n f: l.l o.... U. : .! ....1 I .. L...,, ! ! - !: ll t i M II o.-"'.r. ojh. ..! I..U la-. M - .1 I Ti II. Wiili..!,. . j Mi:aii..iiiiiV 4 ..ii. r t:.e ..pi-.'.tit i. en: ! i!.t- .-..in:..':- Jl.-eon platlor-n. a-k.,i . r,.,i--o;i (1;r.. a;... .-.-l r- - .-I jubi.t. ere .., tn. I u. re !,a;e!.- 1 lo li - .'., : I. I-I.v ..! p.at- j.-r: I ' i.. 1'. ... ...... ... 1. i I re-i leiil l..--e. ii l.a- lnaii inl.-i ... ajainst i hr jumi:,:- t -i. Hi.-i,- in-. j -rporat i .api'.i! be t be inuifl I and ei.tlm-ia-' ic -'.i i .i--rr ..i li.e Kriait- I ! in an i.o ty ..i t ire-j.n ' I Tin --.-..nd ifs-Jutj.-n a- I;. ..V.-l, Thai e lawr the proj.. ... 1 ........ I i.l I..I U I ............. .n . . lit to the t "t.n- :tlil "' " '"'(IMj Meal retnrnm- f. hi- b vvlin; t-rtbe mit-atne and r.-!. r.-d Hi.ja jaity of l.ot.r. ii-ld ,. . ,.jrt, , an i r.-.s.inn..-!i. it-a l..pti..ii l.y the p.s l I pio o! tie Till- -e -late, .s.nd r. .I ii ; i :i reter.'ii.biin a- . iht milia-T.ithor.-l by a: 1'i ije William-, at th- r.-.jii.-t i w. s. ! a dcl.- I 'ii. ii ..f lat kan. a-, v I... ;- n- . -a'e. Immediately after the- r.liititth cr- ii.tr.sbi.'t-l t'. . t'are. .f Mr.ll noiiiab, in-.v.-1 that the o- nvent ion t,ik a re. ei till -p.m. Tbi- as . ai rie.1. Weather Keport. I . W'tathcr I'-urean -r . Kosvi'iirj. 'rcg-.V pr. 2. Week I ii'Iing p. m . Apr. -'. M.iiitiuim tein rature '.t'Jon ti, :'th Minimum tetnperature -Ui on the L"'th. Baiiliall for tlie week I'.'il. Total rain all in.-e 1st .f in-'litb H.:;i. Average rainfall (or tbi- month for year- ".'s. T..lal rainfall fruin ej.t. I. 'i to late .,'i.7'.. Average rainfall from Sept. 1, to date .N s. Total deli. ieiicy from Sept. 1, Po0, to date -.M)'.'. AverHg-.- prei'ipali"ii f.r '.'4 et eaons rW '-'o. Tii. i iiiisoN. Ibserver. CanJy Kitchen has Changed Hands. K. Y. tiuick and A. 1.. Wood of Phi-lom.-ith Oregon have purchased the fan-ly Kitchen in this city Iron, Hammer-Ivan. I Tripp and w ill conduct the biiiness under the firm name of Wnnd Quick. They w ill U- plca-e-1 to see all the old cii-touiers and many new ones and will turn out a grade of candy sec ond to none iu the state. Hon't fail to sev "The Peiiver Ex press" ut the iiera lions..- Iritlay even ing. Popular prices. "See The IVnver Mxpres." ben Schuyler, of M irshtitdd wh.,i. .plite Well known in Koeturg is in this city mi business U-fore the I". S. baud tillice. The best and in.-t striking show of tlieseast.il "The IViiw-r lixpres-" at! the oH'i'a house Friday exciting. It is a Ii ii miner. Tiiulicr tiling pa iers prepare,! by the Title ( .iiarantee tV I.oiin Co. for otic p-r set. Cull on them at the court house. Nasal CutaiTh quickly yielda to treat. But by Ely's Cream iltn, which i. agre My aromatic. It is rectfived through Oit DutfUila, daanHes and heals th xhola mr faee over which it di)Tine iteelf. UroggiaU' ell th 60o. size; Trial size by ai;ul ii) eenta. 'J'ast it and you are cure to oontinaa the treatment. Announcement. To ooomnioJate I aote who are partial to Die use of atomlzpre In arF'yhig hquidt Into the naaal paatsagM for eaturhal ttvtu Kn, the proprietors prepare Cream Ualnj io liiyiid form, which will ba knowo a Klyi Liquid Cream Balm. Price Including Uit prsyioB tub ia 75 cent. DmggiiU or bj mail The liquid form em bodies th med j totlerUMOitiiicijJdjMrWio I know you won't believe it. but I tell you boys ita wjtiare. An I nothing now can ever ntmke That gal'u belief iu prayer. Yon know our town of Iloseburg, And that music house that's there Where they keep all kinds of piauon, Yen. uprights, grand and square. My little gal juct nine years old. Was alwuys great on siugiu' Aud in the Sunday school you'd hear Her voice come clear aud nugiu'. And on that orgHn. don't know Low, Lilt she c'o'll.1 pUy real tunes That she picked out while hanging round The church on afternoons. She wanted a piano And wanted it worst ay. And begged aud teased no matter what Her ma aud me would say. I thought I couldn't buy one. For times bad been too tough; Bat when yoa get T. K.' prices, Why, pshaw! its easy enough. T. K. RICHARD50M MUSIC M JILROAD Kx-t oudu. lor Ja rater ..flirani. ' visiting hi- trit-ud and relative" i" ''bis city. station a-'nt I'errv Hiirt m.l .a . ,t.T t .i M ..n n...nt I. i .. i I " - " ' ' - at Wiihur. li P.. Iai- and liobt. Martilida:, to . p. bridge carpenter, are visiting titeir iamiiie in thi fit v. W. A. M. Iiiinii an . p. hridje cir-(-iitt-r tio l.a- U-eti isiti.; hi f.itnilv i at A-idaiid r:ilrlisj to h i crew at i 1 'rain n.lav. on. lu. lor I! I', fynan and ljn.ilv jjliaxe rt'iuutcl to Ashlau.1 U. re,id,.. j Mr. Tynan i s-.n to take ,r.th run ... i:t ot tli.lt .'Itv. Mrs. J::i,.-. Mcliaitl. :f.- o Yard-iiA-n-r M.siaM ,4 tbj. city i.i-taken a ale, h.-pita! oii1a; nijbts ..v,-r. land for tr.-ji meut. I l!r.tkemaii . II. Laker andi!e.ue t Mr. I's.l. r- luri-ii'. i i"..t... Uir..e. Mr. Baker- lather i. ..;, j "V.-ly ill al that pl.t.-e. ' ;Ui,,- 1..1. .miba In. Lo 1, i. j r,jM .,.. (irai!t w,, w,iiu. i m:,.j t.. -.ard an -.ne at i bat place J a k- a.. .itl,. .l. P. ... , t.i. i ... l.oU.e at j , bland ' bajju. ,.1;rr So. .tt louder- i layiaj; ..ft and i-iiinj.. j;i Oakland. Mjnajer KbVr .. the si. I'. ('.. a-' a pa--njr on tni ue.rnilii''- r-al r',.r Portland. , . r., 1,),,,. , ....' ... il Blount ..!! att.-r tiie pay .-r ia.) r-ii-l them up lant ns-k. Tl,. re , , aViut forty of t!.o w..rkmvii. nhoare aid to t-v iori-n-r-, and ...nly f .,lr ,.f the , r ',ber-. The latter ma ir a big baiil. a '. -vtl.e oi the men had the savin i two ..rti.r month- down deep In their troii-er-. VSIIUM. HIMVOS. da-, t rater, the rs-co,idu. tor. ha U-eu -i-ndiii a fr day in A.hland. A. C. Ib'th lelt for Kren.. Cab. sat- nr. Jay. KngmeiT Jt.hnO'AVil ma- l.- .. ' "..rance oil the street Tl..,:.,.. . Get Your State Chemist, Oregou Agricultural College, C fc-' lKc" l9l Corvallis, Oregou. Dkar Sir We send you by this mail sample of sulV-inr taken fro-u our stock of spray material. Please make a careful an ilvsis of s-:xe and inform us it it is of such staudard of purity that it will fU .dl require uents for mak ing first class spray compounds. If it is not suSciemlv pure for such tv.roose. Dlease lntotm UI wlipr w ran rwKt"ii n Ctibnliitf ...... . 't . t meuts. Mr. A. C 'Marsters cc Roseburg, Ore. CiKntlkmex: Your letter conccruing sulfur a have beeu received. Ihave examiuedthissampleaudtiudth.it it is almost entirely D ire sulfur. I think that it would answer the parps verv s uis Wilv nr spraying compounds or insecticides. I think that if v v; hvc plent v of tl U quality, or can get it that it will be as good as anv sulfur that we c in obta u for spraying materials. Vcry'truly vours. A. L. KNISI-LY. A. ,C. MARSTERS cfc CO., Druggists ROSEBURG, OREGON il cyi 0 OOOOOOOOCvOC A. SALZMAN Practical WntchrTv-'ke-, J.-wjJcr and Optician Carries u c..nr.''.e:c .-i . Jewi-Iry, Diatu'-nds WATt. H RKl- Ul:lt. V -PI i. iA wwwtv u OOOOOOOOOOOCOv a. 9 TVTTP XHT rrTDTT T TIPT7" TrVTCTTTD A "MnP Y C 11UVY X Ullll JJli.' O l-JrVirAPiT o 0 ? o 0 V Inv-t. l! 1 ..- - '- - 4HT . 'l j - - o 8 I. j 1 r.t' - W. J. JYIOQIu, of Roseburg 0 a ! a-' .;!- J" r : j ... :r-t..L ii a- SK:i:t Q o 0 OOOOO DO0X!CX.C00XX 0CXX00OC0000 in ii ftffl i sue m AND rv Ef.'.PIRE i A- r . . t t JA iV V- ! 'VP!-.. : i--? i-' . -a - - , ...... . f , the tir-t time since hi- r.- i.: -.kr.-s. C-n le.etor I.e !- II ;v. . ta.ki-1 by li..- g'io a u. -v n-.n -nfftnt'j w;'b jr.naf.n.ntv-v matism aud iil ieav tic. k : can hot sprngs. near lo-i i".. .!;. : 'the hot bath-. r:..ii- r -.- la Short Hjrn tar jsale Hue 14 m.M.'.l.s ! I : r-, ' , f "r sale clip bic t rcji-i. r. t . .: . addre-s K. :. T. Bk.i:. iar-l.-n Yal'-. y. -: ; i.l,- wt-t ! V; , ur' It'lr,,M?- v- "v n . SW I ii:.t - w u.dow . '.) Us in i'twe..r. Spray Material at OFFICE OF A. C. MARSTER5 X ww t:'ul ... ..iu.-im, , ..r .... ... -.'".- . :u ".'.e ts.tu.tv. U ORliaON AGRICULTURAL COLLIiGli. Corvallis, Oregon, December 12, Co., "drift Tf"gs - 3gf?Trj - - Bui M !'.: 's l.i' .rl ivii-. -et a.- r k. And on that very d.iy Sl dd'i t d- a tii.lig 'iit -:li! And i-THj ?.! I pi. Sio prayed fur it : in And sitij she Lr.e v it would coru. l-'or ( I 1 ar.ser e irr-r rnyern And I :-- :r.!.-"!t h'-iiue. I L-ri c;iiuo Ui- miiu -you know the tale, A re I -I... v no Ltm', the truth. There'- things thiapiaijo), A si li in" under ro if-. In.- min j irnp-d in .V- wiig'i And w. i.t driving !.. to town. And M ii.'e I l.ii!iijei i plH'i . -In.-', tia harl as sLe cjnid ptind And when Le trade was ever, Af.d lloii.e un-i.T-t' "-I. .Ir -j-ped riidit 'A, L- r kne's and said, "i t-.l l u if- I was g.-'d." An 1 now yoa lari't i:. M I ! B'iVetlJal 11 A.t-.. I li-l praj.er TLwt e:,t Inat kin.li-'oi iJiHr.j. i rom BlL'UABDsON SML'SIC liULSL tL.re. K. Mi'. HOUSE. lo'-tbiKG oL'.tA" - - k : Watches, Clocks, :lcr'Aare - , l:. KBI K't, ORE cocooooooooooooooooooooo o 0 o -Ll J.J.1 IsJ KJ XVXLXI Jlli V 8 ::i I '.. 7i.i sC" -". S" :-a . i r-:.:-. .- r..e : ;tt O I'. ? I-'.-."- J X'i'.ual r..- A H i rir. t C. P. Bab-vamd, Pr:p. Saddle Hordes. Single and Double Kig at I hours Transiert 5totat cn very be care ..... Rates always reasonable Al-ract of Tit.e lo IVedeJ Laod. Par.?r jrvpar-.! for Siirg oa Govr- u.er.t Lxod. C -.e p-'j.'.s of T.wnh:p Mar showing a.' vai.k-; La j.t Qne t.jdar Each. mm E. ALLEY, Architect Abstracter J Plans and Estimates for all Buil injs. s 5rxtta! dcsiinslorOffise rrixtures O li.- i:-. Ma-ks B,;;M;:. Thone 415. j Kv.Sf.lirUii. 1'ULl.iON I t: from J. p. :! ct-iipn. BURSTERS. CO. w;t. :uoet au reouirc- 1 I ery respectfully, A. C. MARSTHRS & CO. the sample of sulfur, ,l - .7..n - ;tsMty - .