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Oregon Historical Society I A dvertising $ 9 9 J la busy seasons brings you your share of trade; I s - f h h very important factor Id ! 1'iH.r.tBa, root crintiojr re- advertising in ami sea sons brings yon your share, and also lJ:-ctH no credit on a gool' 4 easiness lodsc. last as do your Job l'rinting w rriirantee it to b in O overy way satisfactory. - - - - - - - - that of the mercnant who "can t ai- j jr i" t ) siverliss. Published on Mondays and Thursdays-EstabIished 1868. eeiee)e) Vol. XXXIII. ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTS, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNK 5, IQ02. No. 45 s i cocooooooo80ooo ooooocoeooocoeocoooeo E. A.BOJT1T, A.C. MARSTEK, Vice President. n.c.GAi.r.Y, t hier O 0 O 0 o 0 Douglas County Bank, Ktablislieit ISNjt. Ineorixrfted utoi. Capital Stock, 950,000.00. BOARD OF DIRECTORS K. V. Ill NM'S. It. A. BOOTH. J. H. r.OOTH, J. T. BRIDuKS I. V. ki.l.l.Y, A. C. M AKSTKRS. K. I.. MlU-KR. A ccr.cral banking business transacted, and customer given every accommodation consistent with sale and conservative banking. 15;:ik fi-cn in. in nine to twelve and from one to three. LATE NEWS SUMMARY Important Events of the Past Tew Days. o 0 o s 0 o 0 oococcoooooooocooooooocooo DON'T FIDDLE your time away trying to do the impos sible. It's a waist of eft" rt . You can't equal the Yosc piano !or tl.c money. 'Tis a strictly high-grade instrument. jH'rtYct in touch, tone and actmn, :;s well as in construction, R-autiful in design and finish, too and low priced. This universally popular jiiano is sold at low est possible tisures fur cash, or mi easy time payments, l.iurautee with every lllC. Catalogue aud prices lor thr asking. THE POPULAR MUSIC HOUSE W. A. BURR & CO, MATTINGS S If l,i utaj nit li,i,.f 1 in.ii War-i .... v...... . ... , Mattings in all the latest designs and colorings have just arrived Have you seen our elegant Car- pets, containing cotton chains, ..11 1 f.,n 1: t o mi n utile aim a iuii uuc 01 inier- qtiarter goods, ranging in rice from 25c to f 1.35 per yard. Our line of carpets is far superior to anything we have ever rbown in 1 i -previous years and we delight in . showing them. B. W. STRONG, Rosebur.',Ore ! $ TfiE FURNITURE MN. Bring Us Your ... 0 41' CHICKENS. EGGS. BUTTER. FOR CASH OR TRADE J. F. BARKER & CO. - 1 STATE, GENERAL, fOREIGN. Cream of the Dispatches Dished Up in Condensed Form for the Busy Reader. LATEST NEWS. NEWS 0E HIE COUNTY.! nmm&&0.mmmmmmssmism. Coffee, Tea and Spices: 01 .-alcni will siH'iid 1 H fur iirewnrks 11 the Wi'.ianiette Kiver for the l'mirth t .Ii:'.y. A d.l state will le run into the 1'lue Kiver mining district frmn I'uvue :ilter .lulv ; . flie creamery hiiildiii at I'aytmi is marly -in det tl anl operations will m.ii U- !ti:iiii. !.! II.il i- activity, many mm dwelling lieiim t'Mii-lructiil. Tl.e cilv 11 r; 111 be lighted w it it electricity. An Astoria ImiiU-r cmnpany lrcriitlv cL.sed a deal to ii half a million :Vt of clear spruce and tir lumher to a Chi cago til 111. The Christian Church of Ore'oii will hold its Annual Missiuiiury Convention at Turner .lime 1M :0. Charles lleisu ville Chicago will si-ak tic each da v. lie is mie of the most Miirne fill Kvaiit'ellsl in tl.e church. Last Septml-r M.i-ter l'ish Wnen Van Pu-en and licpiity r.uhiiMii tle- piteJ aUillt 40 1 y..uu salmon, two inches in leic't'.i. in the citv reservoir on Sliiveiy Hill, says the A-toria News. U'hen the re-ervoir was cleaned out. it WHSlound that the ti-h had jjruwu to the size of nine inches. Mrs. Nettie It. Craven has abandoned ht-r tight for rec Msitioii as the widow of the late en:i'or .Ia. (i. l air, which sh ha lieea wajiiii: t r several vear pa-t . Slie l:;i ljeeii paid $-"i).UOO lor withdraw ing the tiit a.tiii-t the estate "I the d ceased milli' iiaire. When Mrs. Craven lirst appeared a- a elaimatit for a shsr of l"airs millions, -h w a- otterel f Jtn tiOi 10 atcinami t!ie content. 1 he estate as it vests in the heir- of the dead mill-i-uire. is worth al-ca Jl'U.ikKi.Uh). A L; lorabie Accident. Asiii.am. .!;,!, e .I. A dcploral 1 acci dent occure-l at the residence t llev. F. i. Strange, Monday ui'.riiin. alumt '. o cIock. i.arl trance w:.s at einpting t'i remove a lo-t 1 ; ,!! ir.,;,, a in!t harrelcl hammerlc iiotun which he was cleaning. The weapon had a safetv attachment, and he wa i:i t ii-at t -f taking it r. wnen in so i e way the shell was expl-kled an 1 tin- charge of bird shot entered the risitit h-' of iip.i lU-i-ie. tl.e iirht-vear-iihl dau-ht. r . f Mrs. Mollie U'Hids. The little girl w :t sluli ling not jvt-r eighteen inches from the niii.of th gun and ttie dea.liy mis-ije. struck her near the hip. I'ortuuatvlv no arter ies norl!ies were toiich!. hut the shot made an ugly riV-h wound. Ir. Shaw was summoned immediatelv and the ragged wound was promptly dresse The little girl was ouite sick vesterdav from the effects of the ansenthetic. but the results are imt now expected to be serious. Kruse & Newland First class Groceries... Our prices are always righ and stock complete r St Si r 5th ir .Also a full line of... Seeds Highest price paid for Produce. Give us a call OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE-- DEVER'S BLEND COFFEE Kruse & Newland To Bring People To Oregon. Cn.tt'i'.o, May 'M. The manage ment of the liarrimau railway lines ha just perfected the details of the largest colonization plan ever attempted bv a railroad in the West. The organization of a colonization bureau, and the ap. ointment of i. M. McKinney to be general colonization agent, iu charge tf the bureau, with headquarters in Chi cago, has been announced. Mr. McKin ney started for Portland. r., yesterdav with a view to getting in touch with the Harriman ople who will place many thousand colonists in Oregon ami Washington within the next two year. A large FUin has been appropriated to carry on the work. 1 is to le on a scale hitherto unattempted. It is the pur pose to aploint colonizing agents in all the Eastern and Middle West centers, and to draw largely from the jw.pulatioii of the Kustern states. SHOES A era Queen Quality, new styles in Shoes and Oxfords., Shoes S3. 00 J Oxfords $2. 50 'Ttft'sscs Spring Shoes, JCnip pendorf'Dittman Some thing new. See thorn. ALL STYLES - ALL PRICES - ALL RIGHT. ...FLINT'S SHOE STORE... Hints to Housewives. Half the battle in good cooking, is to have good fresh Groceries, and to get them promptly when vou order them. Call up 'Phone No. 181, for good goods and good service. C. W. PARKS & CO. you want to buy a farm vou -want furnished rooms want to buy a uouse want to rent a house Tf vou want to build a liouse Tf vim want to move a house 'If vuu don't know PAT C V npMorlgnn -,5lI0lr flail on ortJdresa... 1 JOCLBl pUil( awl Uuilder II If If If Chamberlain and Furnish Running Neckand NeckOtherwise Repub licans Score a Great Victory. STATEMENT OF MR. EURXISII. Pkndi.ktox, June 3 When asked to make ;i state ment this aueni'uin, Mr. rurnish said: '"I have made what I der-n a manly and honorable ef- - J fort for success. 1 now couceue my defeat, but gracefully submit to the w ill of the people. I regrtt the result not so much on mv own account as on account of the party and the disappointment to the man)' friends who have Ix-en s loyal during the campaign. Defeat has not shaken my faith iu the nrincinles and policies of Republicanism, and I! hope to see the patty in this state, now torn by factional strife, united and enthusiastic in the support of the Na tional Administration and tor the nomination and election of President Roosevelt." REPUBLICAN LANDSLIDE, EXCEPT GOVERNOR. Gleaned by Our Corps of Special lorresondenls. S0XIA1, PERSONAL INDLSTRNL Decoration Diy Generally Ob. served Mike Dolan Breaks an Arnikoad Building. Portland, June 4. The entire Republican state tick et is elected, witn tne exception of . J. rurnisli tor gov ernor. It appears to be a defeat for him. It is but fair.! however, to say that the finals may even yet change the trend at present apparent. There are many returns yet to come from counties that may cut down the lead that is Chamberlain's at this time. The majorities of the remaining state candidates will be by such liberal margins as to make their races uninter esting. The fight was on the governorship. The in tidiest centered on that office. The movement of the pi.ite-.tini; Republicans was the thing that, added to the LaU r Unions, Portland strike aud the union of forces by the Democracy, gave Chamberlain the strength lie had. He was of course, if at all, elected by Republican votes. The returns that come iu so often mention only the governorship vote some of the local phases that the size f the majorities gained by the Republican state candidates are conceded to be j AMA- VAI.LKVV iri.l. Vi-s M:cy laisof Helnote. spent last week in the valley visiting with irim-U i'. lid relative.. Weareul! looking forward with pleas ure to the time when this rain will cea ami uc will have dry. sunshiny days once mor,.. The lll lcpell'l.-ht Ir.'.er of l.'ol,s W di J:- e.it.-M.iiumelit all I b -Upper ;it the hall -aturday evening. .I;ine U'.h. to which e Understand. vrrylly is mv it.- I. The pr -gran, on lircoritio:! I'.iv wa i:i'e-sfi)ily c.irried out wiih .putt- a large 1 row. I prv-ent. altooiigh th aft.-r-Ii'h.ij wa- t. v ,. i t- Lw- c-j:i;ort.ih!e for an out d r Mi-- K'l.i W:. ,11. the e le-t daughter f 11. 1. Wii-on. who iormeiiv !iv.-l in Camas Va'dey. t.ut ii" a re.j lent ..j ,-. j I led Wi!!or C . Nci... wa unite-1 in iii.irri g.- to I'l i-py hepher.. a pr-r-per-o ir vi.iing .. !.. man of that place. Next -;:nday. June j. the d iy .r pre.oh.igat the church, hi. I K. v. llet-s v.;.; !- unable t liil h i apiu' meiit a ! i-ht-s to attend Children' J'ay ex- IVii Mile, hut the M.ndav l.e he! I at the Usini tim. 1' Mtl'.CTA. A,.- y...: a I. n't v. ou.u c.,,1 CURRIER'S GROCERY and k u tu I'rice i- no highij and every can guaranteed - - .. 4 5 Rose burg's Currier's, Leading .1 Grocer, I K -I- .1 w;l 5coltsburg. Mr- A; ..tt'.y. IV I. K. iicer wa- n i;. IUn cannot yet be given, although they very large. Also, it is certain that Tongue, iu the hirst Distri l. W e. K. a'.'ell'iillg to ilaiiiv weather . ..:i the .-.Id or l-r 1. Mr. Weii- ..' ,: uiitly. Mr Wei;- ll:g Co. It :- r.-..rt.-. t!, v ..-! I .- jr:.-i.ds ! I.ejr ll ' .re. Soil S- )' ll a::-. the 1, ,,g 1 n-- lav M.iv Js; i, iin v j. in ton n j-t ch.M'I duties, utiuuv". slid 1- ai-. tin- tune ,.f year. I la w ... ;:i!:i rv i i t f.-r a pack- at 1' I', til-- to K N (a.r-t- i.i1 -. r w ; . i 1 .11 the ;'. U- and .-; Wei- Mr-. "ig:- Ne;...ii ;,n i 'lr-. !;el--. a and Williamson, iu the Second, arc elected by heavy ma-1 1; tier . ame up to t. n and i-it.-t the cmeterv Meiiio:i..l I'uv. jorities. FACTS ABOUT THE BOER WAR. Afiica it the war. Threshing Outfit for Sale. A 32 inch J. I. Case Separator and a twelve horse traction engine will le sold cheap. Apply to J. K. Wiutox, M2H. Camas Valley Ore. Horses Wanted. -Mr. Shields, of Seattle, will beat Ilarnards Stable on Saturday Mav 17 for the purpose of buying Pratt horses. weighing from l.'iiKJ 'to lnou jioun.U; parties having such horses for sale are requested to bring them in on that date. (niJo Cream Wanted. I longing County Creamery w ants your cream and will pay highest cash price for butter fat. Write for cream cans. Will furnish you Cream Separators that are second to none in tonality and Trice on most any condition you may desire. The Sharpies Tubuler ('n am Separator leads;. Douglas county creamery refer ances, First National I'.ank and Douglas County Hank, Kosehurg, Oregon. Now that peace has been declared in South may be iuterestiug to note a few facts conceruiu Here are a few figures, etc.: Began October, 1S99. Total available fighting force of Boers (.estimated). 50. 000. Largest number of British troops iu field at oue time, 280,000. British losses (official statistics to April 1, 1902): Total deaths Officers, 1,020; men 20,031. Missing and prisoners Officers 384; men,9,iSi. Boer losses Prisoners, 37,000; killed and wounded, no statistics available. Cost of war to Great Britain to date, about $1,250,000,. 000. Cost of war to Boers No statistics available. Commander-in-chief of British forces iu South Africa Buller, Roberts and Kitchener. Principal Boer commanders Joulert, Botha, DeWest and Delarey. DEBS' INCENDIARY SPEECH. Denver, Colo., June 3. Eugene V. Debs spoke in this city in Coliseum Hall at a meeting of more than 5,000 working men. The speech was intended to inaugurate the new trades union socialist political movement. Of the striking anthracite miners Mr. Debs said: "My advice to these men is to observe the law strictly and if they be shot down while walking on the public highway, which is guaranteed them under the law, then my advice is, shoot back. If the killing program is to be inaugurat ed, let it eftect the millionaire aud the mine owner, as well! as the miner." VOTE FOR GOVERNOR VERY CLOSE. Portland, June 4. Returns up to an early hour this morning indicates that Chamberlain's majoity, if he is elected at all, will be very small. He now leads by only 750 votes and five Eastern Oregon counties are yet to be heard from. Returns from all the counties are incomplete and it is possible, when the delayed returns are received the result may be changed. Mr. Furnish has taken renew ed courage and now expresses confidence that full returns will put him ahead. George II. Williams is elected mayor of Portland over Inman, by a handsome majority, over 1,000 at least. Ma-t.-r W a:.:e .' -t n :t s. h'-'i l'r1'.:.. are a siit.rt rr ,t in .- t . f It Saf.ird -la an t rai.tist-. , tl.i- 111 ! other p..i are n. -re I'eti I.e.. M. r. :i- w. Th. r, ti.ci Co. 1:311s. pl.KV a f is tl c e.i'; 1 iui e o! M.k" D .l-li hit ,k I.i- arm in camp, near this in ! than I; :i tli: short siit a few .l.iy si;,,v r:gl;t man wher- Ms ii-i.i A li i.li by the 1 ..i.e had the u i-ioruii e to l-it the Sherrett logging pia.v. Road-master Muiis .n. w i'h a l .nv of men. made a big improvement ..n the road last week. He has made some ex .c'lent r.ad since he filled the pis'ition i f Road overseer. Mr. A. Sawyer and daughter are in town for a few days. They have levu sending the winter in Gardiner. The old gentleman lsks hale and hearty for one of his year. Memorial Pay was not observed by any program, but a niiml-r of peoph' gather.sl at the cemetery, and did a M of needed work on the grave? of friends and relatives, Is.th ornamental and useful. About Ikes. Do yon want any honey from your bees?" If yon do. do not hive them in box or keg when you can get a gl patent S frame hive complete for only, jl.Ti. for sivtious and lce supplies, call on Joiiv E. Joiissov I'ox 3:il Ko-H-buiv Ore -r- -r- - - r- -v- Am s id H-l? t" "s 1 t Wv - i i 1 .J- .1. .1 t--l bUltS We have a line that is a good one." TEe latest style and cut.. Underwear 1 in all the Balbrig gans,linen mesh and light weight wool. Hats in Stiaw and Felt, in the new Florodo ra Shape. 'Phone 3 S3 ? One . Price Store Tl.i- -tor Woilenberg Bros. Sc. ock. M. :.-iav s an-i MOtt tunlays except-!. 4 4 tT' T T f v t i n- "h n 4 4rf4if44i4 oooooooocooooococo CcOooooeoeoeoooooocoo t A. SALZMAN i g Practical Watchmaker, Je wler and Optician Carries .1 complete stock of Watches, Clocks, Jewt-iry, Diamonds acl snverware ROSEBURii, Are watch j:ki'aii:;.m a -pkciai.ty OOCOCOCO '.""'.OCOCOCO o o OOGOOOOOOOOOOOCO 000000 0 8 A LESSON IN LAUNDRY WORK W e give t., .:r help, and teach them the i..-- ;ty ..f .-are in the laurKrinjf of Sine ':.:.en. that g:r- a great war in pre - r ii. g t!,. ia'r.ri.-s sent here for renova vat: ..1. Anything o n. ing from th Rose. ' ;rg laundry will always be fotind in per f.tt d.ti.-n and beautiful ia both color and f.liish. IS (IfflSGMlllll it In the Sweet Bye and Bye" The world is always looking for a good thing. Racine Buggies, Hacks aud Carriages are the best. We stand by them. We are here today, tomorrow and all the time. The people that peddle over the country are here today and rone tomorrow. They pa no license, jo taxes and spenl no money iu the county. We place our rigs not only on a level but above these an i we stand by them. If their rigs break down where do you go for repairs? If ours prove dissatis factory we make them good. See our rigs before 3-ou buy. GATARI you you for 10 CENT TRIAL SIZE. Ely's Cream Balm pives 'Relief at once. It cltaiiM'-, (Millies and heal Uit il'ten-ctj mem brane. Iti-ureaCatririii ml ilrivt-. urt'nv n tvlil Iu the Ilea. I uun klv.- It 1 I b8url(L Ileal m .1 l'r..l". H the Mcmlirami. Keseburg I llwre-the Sensen if Ta-te nu.l KiiicIU l-'ull mio r I avc.: "i rmi Me inc.; 111 iiruguiBK r njr mail , . . f e. HAY FEVER :d Prul.'i'li the Mfnilirane. I -le riuil Kiih.il .'uj VV., j 1 mi in,.( fit J'oiK.et. iij uiaii. tit liKOXJltllS, U WaricaMrw.!, ty()tct Portland, June 4. Noou As the returns become more complete the earlier forecasts of the result iu Mult nomah are corroborated. Chamberlain will carry the county by a safe majority a vote of 750. As to the couuty ticket the Republicans have made a clean sweep, with the possible exception of assessor, and in the city the Repub licans have elected everything except treasurer. Complete returns for the couuty and city will soon be in. The Republican state ticket with the exception of governor, will carry Multnomah county by a large majority and will show an increased vote throughout the state. DECEPTION. When the conjurer shows an empty hat, and at once hejrins to extract from it rab bits or cahlviges, we know that we have been adroitly deceived, liecause we know we can't jtet out anything that isn't in it. If jieople would ouly reason in that way atiout metli ciuea they would lie a great deal better off in ncailtl ami potrn- et. A number of C so called " Diooti c r making" and . "Hesli loaning " "tonic" medi cines, are only stimulants in dis jjuisc. Vou can't get strength out of a stimulant lo calise strength is not in it. All physical strength Is derived from food digested and assimilated and in the form of blood nourishing the entire body. Doctor Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery does not make blood or make strength, no : medicine can do that. Hut it does cure diseases of the stomach and its allied or- gaits, aud so c.u.uiug the perfect dlges- J tipu nu.l assimilation ai ioou, u enanies the building of the Ixxly iu sound and vigorous ueunn "I run say to yott one lxmte of vour 'f.otiltn Me.lic.il hisciu-riy ' hua iiirrU lue jsiiiihI atul weir, nurr Muirinit; inn i..K vcar.t wnn sit.tii- , acll ilisr.isr," writes W. 11. Hiuwrll. of Me.Vk'ii- 1 DCllTtt, villi-, i .union Co . N C. "Mvlicullh is world all the world lo me. 1 will ir.uc you an long as 1 live." The People's Common Sense Medical Adviser, a book containing looS pages, is given away. teud 21 one-cent stamps the expense of mailing only, for the book in paper covers, or 31 stamps for the vol ume lniund in cloth. Address Dr. K. V. lierce, buffalo, N. Y, fill II IB i IE SUES AND fv -EMPIRE : Ju..'!! r..z ,t w .,.1 I 1 ) 7 I fir L'Vefj, Feed and gali laHej C. P. Bakmakd, Prop. 5addle Horses, Single and Double Rigs at all hours Transient Stock ven very bet care Rates always reasonable STUDEBAKER Mountain Gear Farm Wgons. to Ictat. 7o Cast or Walleable iron Skeins, JJo poor material covered up with guady We just received a tine liue of Studebaker Hacks and Buggies. Cliurchi! Woolley
