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you your share of trade;
Is a vry important factor io
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advertising in dull sea-
sous brings you yonr 6hare, and also 2
tbat of the merchant who "can't af-
liefs iiO credit on a good
lnsirje-B Lonse. Let as do your Job
rrinwne wt guarantee it to b in
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Published on Mondays and Thursdays Established 1868.
D every way satisfactory.
Vol. 'XXXIII.
ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNK 26, 1902.
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P R A. BOOTH. A.C MARSTKRS H.C. GA1.KY. O
President, Vice President. Chier q
LATE NEWS SUMMARY)
Douglas County Bank,
Established 188ju Incorporated ioi.
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS V
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.1. F. K KL1.Y, A. C. MARSTKR, K. L. MI1.I.KK. X
A general banking Imsiness transacted, and customers given every V
accommodation consistent vih safe and conservative banking. )t
Pank open from nine to twelve and frohi one to three.
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0 I Important Events of the Past
0 , few Days.
01 .
STATE, GENERAL, FOREIGN.
Cream of the Dispatches Dished
Up in Condensed Form for
the Busy Reader.
LATEST NEWS.
Coronation Pageant May be Turned
into a Funeral Cortege.
Other News.
WAS TO HERALD THE CORONATION.
MATTINGS!
An elegant line of Linen Wary $
Matting s in all the latent designs flf
and colorings have just arrived
Have yon seen our elegant Car-
pets, containing cotton chains.
all wools and a full Hue of three-"
quarter p...!, ranging in price
from 25c to 1.:5 r yard. Our
line of carpets is far superior to
anything we Have ever shown in
previous years and w e delight in
Ehowing them.
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B. W. STRONG,
THE FURNITURE MAN.
Roseburg, Ore
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Bring Us Your
'1
In Cr.iok comity the v-.te i t a unity
hi-'li school as cm iioiniii for it, m
I. inn cour.t v i. vei li'liiiii'jlv against it
Josephine voted lorahiidi school.
Tin closest coiite-t for ) eni.ir ever
had in Oregon was that It-tween i'.eok-
maii and Tlr-ycr when Thayer was
clectei.bv oiilc majority.
London, June 23. A chain of bonfires extending
throughout the length and breadth of three kingdoms will
illumine the night of the coronation of.King Edward. The
arrangements are already well advanced. Thecot'utrj' has
been divided into districts, and circulars will shortly be is
sued giving all necessary particulars. At 9:55 on the night
ot"June 26 a detonating rocket will be fired from nearly
3 ock) heights, and five minutes later the signal will be
a man in Illinois recently a.-ked that j given for the 5000 fires to be set ablaze.
hi:- xiisinn Ik-reduced from i'M, ib-ila.- j
in-that lie a- ptos.eroiis . II I did li..i j rHDW ATIAV IWCTnrkVtn
London, June 24. The coronation has been indefinite
ly postponed because of the illness of King Edward. Sir
Francis Knollyis, the King's private secretary, issued the
following official announcement at 12:45 p m today.
"The King is suffering from perityphlitis. His condi
tion on Saturday was so satisfactory that it was hoped that
with care his majesty would be able to go through the cere
monies. On Monday evening a recrudescence became man-
N.1
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CHICKENS.
EGGS.
BUTTER.
FOR CASH OR TRADE
0
J. F. BARKER & CO.
Kruse & Newland
First class
Groceries...
Our
prices are always rqght
and stock complete
DEVER'S
BLEND
COFFEE
S3
Also a full line of...
" Seeds
Highest price paid for Produce. Give us a call
OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE
Kruse & Newland
It's Just Fun
in-ed so much. This Midi remark
al.Ie ca c that it a- invt ti;'.Hed.
N"t mai.y pivple know that Thomas
Jefferson va a ureal inventor. ILs in
Velitioiis were all 01 ;M"t:cle of ,-very daw
us'. He .lcviM-.l a thre- fol-liie.'
camp stools of that kind Ui-e-l l-d.iy.
The st.d he had made f--r hi- cnii use
was his coii-tant companion mi 1.0
caioiis ,.f .nitiiij-. The revolving chair
was his invention, lie designed a light .
wagm. A cop i.ig jTess a devi.-t-l hv I
liini nn.l lot. i -. t i' ; -r:l t i: f' :ils i
invented an in-ti um. ut f. r measuring ! ifest, rendering a surgical operation necessary today
the distance he ualkel. A plow and
O.IIII. KOl.w.o.. . -,. .,wr, ... 1 I!
thvn..l,ts were o-:,. ricuhural llial. ! xuguam i'aiace: "iiie operation nas ueeu successiuny per-
tt-rs. His plow reeeiceivfl a gold medal
in l rance in 17:''. .Teff. r.n never N-ne-tited
linauciaiiy hy his invention-, hut
K'licvisi they should he for the usv of
every one witiioiit est. vt. I.oiii- r.-t
Iipatch.
At 2:46 p m the followiug bulletin was posted at Buck.
General Egan In Trouble Again.
Trcsov. Ari.. .In in- "-ne
Charles Kgan. of Anuv U-,1 fame, and
Ai' toldaum, wh" ha- chirge of W.
C. 'IreenV nit tie interest in the State
of 'onora. pjarrele,! in a re-taurant in
Hermosillo. Afte- s-.:.;e hot w..rl
Kgan dn-w a revolver and w.eiM h ive
sfKt twjdaum if the latter ha I i.ot lrii
tO nuick for him. ioi.J.ii'.m traspe.1
Egan'p .trm and t!ie ,;: l-t was discharg
el into the o iling. The revolver a-wreste-l
from Lgau's hands and he wa
thrown to th. grunl t.y . id.n;m.
Friends interfere.! I ei..re any othe dam
age Sf done.
Wireless Telegraph To Hawaii
Chitac.o, Junei. John l. Spreckle"'
niuiti-nilhionain, who control a great
khareof tlie industries of the Hawaiian
Islands i contemplating connecting the
islands iv ivireles telegraph ith San
Franeisv. a tcirding to the Chronicle-
Ixs Angeles cerresp. indent. L.i-rts in
his employ are installing a system l
tween Ls Angeles and Catalina I-land.
) miles out in ills Pacific Ocean. If
j the work here is entirely satislactory
Mr. Spreckc s will at once uegiu lignr
ingotl the - Him li an ,'yst in.
Mr.Spre.'k.l- is ow -i.-r of the ce.i:i ic
Steamship Company. nose four es..-eis
the Australia, !a:n l i, Vnnlnra and
Hades, ply h-'wecii tin- islands and San
Francicco. T!ne als . will In fitted up
with the wireless a -pa 'at us regulati-d to
the instruments placed at San Francii-co
and Ilonolula.
formed; a Urge abscess has been evacuated. The King
has borne the operation well, and is in a satisfactory condi
tion."' LoNiMiy, June 24. -In conversation with a representa
tive of the Associated Press today a high govirument offi
cial said thtre is undoubtedly very grave cause for anxiety.
i j His latest information from the palace was that the King
had successfully passed the chloroforming stage, but no
body couM say definitely for the next 24 hours how matters
would turn.
Lonhon, June 24. 5:05 p in. Sir Francis Knollyis an
nounced at 4:30 p. m. that there had practically been no
change since the operation. "His Majesty," he said, ''con
tinues to slet p well and is progressing satisfactorily. There
is no question, however, that the King's condition is ex
tremely critical.'"
Loniion, June 24. Immediately after recovering from
the operation, the King asked for the Prince of Wales, and
it was stated that a bulletin would be issued at 5:20 and a
final one at 10 p. rn. The fixing of those times was regard
ed as a good sign. The Premier, Lord Salisbury and other
members of the cabinet called at the palace' during the
day.
SOMETHING ABOUT THE KING'S TROUBLE.
NEWS Of THE COUNTY.
Gleaned by Our Corps of Special
Correspondents.
SOCIAl, PERSONAL, INDUSTRIAL
Virulent Cine r Cured.
Annual Pioneer and Veteran'
Reunion Will be held
August 27-29 1902.
OLLAI A VKWf
(.'r.,p pr- ts are good.
Col. J. i. lay ha pon to Portland
on a husins trip.
Haying is under may. The crop i
above a general average.
I'r. J. ti. I lay has retnrml to OU1U
for an iiid.-thiite stay.
Mi-. A. F. Mount .l ihir place, has
taken unto himself a Utr partner. We
wish he and his I. rid many happy dayx
Mr. J. W. Mt-Fa rU ltd, W. K. Well
and 1!. M. Wumicott wut to the mount
ains tin? tin-t vi ljft week uii a hunting
excursion. They (shju n-turnel loaded
w ith eix-rielu e vfid no J.m.e.
'Tvi. Crali. h:is colnplrTe-l th prinj
term of ehool at t'fpr It is
lut-dle. to ay that he taught a mcee
f .11 term for 1 irorge i iii of our lt
leae'ier. He left for hi home Satur
day tia Kel,nrg.
l'rof. I:. A. iiles cUetl a mi!-ful
term ot schuol at thi- place lat Friday,
g.Ui:g ail ehil'ition in the t-Telling that
w.i?piite interetiug. A mimher of
thos taking p;irt chowed considerable
natural talent, and the iHiuio for the
oe.asiou was verv wi-ll rndered. After
the exr-rci-es th"e mln delight in danci
ing. repaire. to the hall and trip.ed the
light fantastic till the w.-e ma'd hour.
Thv i.ple of this place met at the
eiel.rMtein grouiKi" rriilay ::rrn.n
and hy a ui.animoii o;ed'--i-le-l to hold
a Ycter.ni and I'ion.-ers' lnveting at t'.e
"lada ground on the 27. "N and of
August. They e making the
meeting a iiiter-liii3 a- "ihle aifi a
we Luxe a h?utiful camp ground a
-nn iouud it i a pleasure to i-amp
here for a few day outing. Imitations
are extended t- ail. - V-1"-
Are you particular
a!ut vour
Coffee, Tea and Spices I
if Yor aim: cai.t. at
. CURRIER'S GROCERY
ANI A-K JOI:
.MOKOPOLE BRAND'
1'rice i no higher and ew rv can guaranteed
Currier's,
Roseburg's M
Leading 2
Grocer 3
Suits f
i
4
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17 r HH3
We have a Hue that
is a good one. The
latest style and cut.
Underwear
in all the Balbrig
gans.linen mesh and
light weight wool
Hats
ia Straw and .Felt,
in the new Florodo
ra Shape.
'Phone 353
rr
S: Woilenberj? Bros. & I
lav,
Thi- stor.
Sto
i a.::rLay- xcepted.
1 WrVAAWMMAM?)
Hoaest bar-r.;::i:;g is a badge of nobility. We
wear that L.idge, and ask you to visit our store and
examiue our large and complete stock of
b
Startling proof of a wonderful advance
iji medicine-is givc-n hy ilrnggist Ci. W .
..l-rts of Kli.iU th, Y." Va. An old
New York, June 24. Dr. Cyrus Edson explained the
King's illness and the operation as follows:
"Perityphlitis is inflamation, including the formation
of an abscess of the tissues around the vermiform appendix
hence perityphlitis is hard to distinguish at once from ap
pendicitis. Usually au operation is necessary to ascertain
whether the appendix or the surrounding tissue is diseased.
In the King's case there is probably an abscess at the head
of a large intestine where the appendix begins and the op
eration today was au immediate necessity because the ab
scess had to be got at at once and emptied of its contents
of pus. Of course I cannot say what further than the ab
scess was discovered by the surgeons that is, to Vbat ex-
King's
body. Under ordinary circumstances he ought to recover
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rooddoctors pronounce.i incurable can- tent Itie innainniauou nau aneciea tuai panui ,U1C
For us to get a chance at
hitting the feet that otiier J0.r tim-v i iieved his ca.- i . M iess till
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Viii X HI. vii. I ne nsn ' II- -1. , . . e. . . 11 ,
rpneoti ie Wv k'vow TTow BiuilenV Arnica Salve, hi.h treat- in tliree or iour weeKS, out. auer rccoer n vsoum pcrnaps
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mcnt rompiet.-iy curei nun. neu u jour weeks more Detorc lie wouia be aoie to periorm 111s
Klectrh Ilittersarous.,! to ex.K l bilious, - Tl, T. V- Ut .V
kidnevandmicrolK-ts.isons at the same I pan OI Ult: (. uiuuauuu i.moui.D. "wuum.
t'ime this salve exerts its matchless heal- in Ijjg riellt side, low down."
power, lil'ssl diseases, skin erii-
A YOUTHFUL BANDIT.
and the other reason is we
have
Queen. Quality Shoes
There are other folks ho "knnv how," hut
thev DON'T liavc
QTJEEN QTJALITY SBJOES
is ttjle No. 53rj Ask lb see it, Shoes, $3.00, Oxfords, $2.50
FLINT'S SHOE STORE.
hl.xsl diseases
lions, ulcers and sores vanish. Eitters
()c. Salve 2oc at A. C. Marsters & Co
The Chines cruiser Kai Chi ha len
h;..n up in the Yat:g-Ts" Jiiver. She
in k in ee.,iid. Only two of her
rrvw escapil.
xi ,i. i. ...... v I
ll.iH.i.i. i- on the in.-reae. The -moke
ir dt-iii-jand n.ore il.in.es l,nw ln feen.
ll-.t l.,va a e-u in the crater, but it
ha not overfiowel. A 1-ig eruj-tion is
ei-ct.d to ivur ut any tine.
Since Oregon's admission into the
union stie nas naa nme governor.
Four oi t'ie e were .iem"rats serving !
2-i year". iiittaki-r, irver, I tuyer
and IVuii 'Ver. The rvmil!icnis were
Gibb. Wools, M iy. ly.rl. and Ceer.
Gov. Chan.U rlain's election make- the
iiumU r of democrat- and republi.an
tsjiinl. but the repuhltcans have served
onlv one term uhlle th" democrats bad
two.
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
We are ut.v o
er-stocked with
ItUUi'UfHnr
Ml, biiliimiriiit
10 GLASSWARE
in
iiiuu.iL!U, u.ii,iiiHii:L ii;;
And iu ordsr to re-lace this stock we are prepared
to nuke' the most attractive prices. It will pay 3-ou
to call and cac lire.
Fresh Farm Produce is our Specialty.
HO, FOR .NEWPORT!
Oregon's Favorite and Popular Sea-1
side Resort.
Hooognizing the advantage of New-
i-.rt a a Mimnier rexrt over tlier a-
. 1
side reort in the northwest, anl 10
make it poesible for all who desire to do
so to i?nd tl ir vacation hy the wean
waves, the Southern I'acjtio Company
in connection with the Corvallis fc Jiast-
rrn r lilroml. will rlai-e ou ale, effect-
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'raciiciii uiwiiinurvci , jc tutu vpLician g
Carries a complete stock of atches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Diamonds ana bilverware
W.
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WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.
ROSEBURG, ORE
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UNCLE SA.T B1RTM DAY
ive June 15th, round trip ticket" from annive.sary promises to a 1 ret.y v arm
all iK.ii.ts in Oregon on the Southern one as me rounn 0. mo, , .. . ,,.-
Pacific to Newport. p-I fw return un- nectar,- ....r ,..o,, ........ .....
til October l-th, at -pecially reuiice.1 nier i.e.,, a.... . 0-. ...... o, .........
lauinterva a; a pi nt- wc.t-.e .ee ...
von hi.'h grade 1 lur.iry v.ork with
the cxipiisile o.h.r and ar;i lie timish
tlmt is the stamp of perfect laun-iry work
rates.
For full information .lease enquire of J jrive y
vour local agfnt. tf.
Eighty-three Csrloads of Berrt.
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.
young
HUB UIIJ
W ID I S
II
Portland. Tuue 21. Willie Thompsou and Willie
1
naitl.A,- if tf1,.tn ic ti voire rf a tr worp crn;!
Tl 1...11- of tl.i ur.'.son s eroo of 1 , J o .
" " I " . . . , ., ...... J 1 .t - t
traiKrrips.in the ii.hh! liiver district ing a bridge on lac iiacaaam roaa auoiu 4:50, wucu a uuv.
hasU-en f.hipii, and it is now estimat- aiJ0Ut their age rode up on a wheel, dismounted, and draw
e.l tli.1l me i"iai numi-r ... - c , , . ,
this v..;,r will he about .",,.00, ing a sniau 22-canoer revolver, miu a
which is (-aid to in- tH,iiai to nearly ' Then, remounting his bike, he rode quickly away
carload. I lie revenue neltcl to tne . , '.UAAaA t'teolf in flip mini of
-rtu ah tliiu vour ti fruit i. sl 1 n ntitl I
to aiM.ut f i25,oo(i. Thompson's left hand. . After gettiug the wound tempor
The majority of the ih.d Riwr i'r- arilv dressed the bovs hurried to the latter'shome and phy
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luet tins year nas oeen eeiu 10 n.e . . . ri. ..... 1 .i .t.1..
r wiern state, verv few of the cars iKJ- SlCianS were SUlUUlOuCU. x u. uuuu wua uiukjiiui
ing destined to points this side of the probed, but the little pellet of lead could uot be found..
. ria.
K.Kky Mount, .. ihoix-rries . re oi This morniucf the wound was so badly inflamed that
. i nrv irMNl lllKllltv HUM tm ivi"i i v -
I 1 J I-- - - . m m r 1 -I
brought the highest market price. blood poisoning was ieared, iiie ponce will endeavor to
Growers (on.plain of the manner lnrate t1,e W who" fired the shot.
..-j
nmouut of
which a numlier of tbe pickers jierlorm-
ed their work, and a
large
CONFESSES TO n MURDERS.
AND-
EMPIRE-
LiVefJ, Feed End ale gfables
C. P. Baknabd, Prop.
Saddle Horses. Single and
Double Rigs at ail hours
Transient Stock gven
very bes nl care
Rates always reasonable
If you want to buy a farm
If you want furnished rooms
If you want to buy a house
If you want to rent a house
If you want to build a house
Tf vr.11 u-nnt to move a house
ITyoadoa't know PAT C C MWM. X -
Ueseburg,
Oregon.
overhauling of the fruit had to lie done
Tlii.: iu it ,Tr,.!,l PTInMIAA tl.
till seiir:o... . ..." ..j - - . ,
growers, hut it is done to nee, that the UOSTON, J UUe 24 Jane lOppan, WHO Was Seni IO
rej.utatioii of the district is not ruinea nauut0u Insane Asylum by a jury at isarnstable yesterday
where she was tried for the murder of Mrs. Mary D. Gibbs,
Patronize Home Industry. lin: niarlp .1 confession to her senior COUUSel. ludce tred
!- . .1 n 1 1! 1 1 1. j
Prove your loyalty to home industry LSlXby, tUat Slie Killed 31 peTSOUS, paueuis WUOD1 sue utu
and use Douglas County Fancy Cream- I nursed
erv r.iitler. t oiitrary to some who nun
represent us, we are here to assert that
our t'aucv Creamery is made ami ahvay
has In ei. wholly of pure cream sepnrate.1 r.nivntct ivn Wli Tim. O t T1ip nprnnrrntic fllld
.....I... I... Imim ..lo.r.M.l n.ol VJ"'"' j
on .... ... , i ... .. . , .1 . t..-
Give it .:. trial: it. win siKak l'ODti 1st conventions met iicre tins aiternoon. rusion wn
1 1
for itself, if it does not suit send it hack
to who VOU -jet it of and it costs vol!
nothing. I'.olh leading markets of Hie
Piicilic coast say our Taney Creamery
RnlterisO. K. loiighifiCo. Creamery,
lloseburg, Or,
BRYAN IS THE WHOLE THING.
be effected.
William J. Bryan is here aud is the central figure
the gathering. He declares absolutely that he will 110
accept the gubernatorial nomination.
Despondency
T often onlv a svnirton of dyspepsia.
In dvspepsia there is a loss of nutrition
which is felt by brain as well as xdv;
the mind grows morbid as the body
loses viiror.
Itector lierce s
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
dvsticiwi and oth
er diseases of the
stomach and assv
ciatel orijans of li-
eestion and nutri
tion. It enables
the troier nutri
tion of the !dy
and restores men
tal cheerfulness as
well as physical
strength.
for alwit two yeiir
I MitTrtrtl Irom WJT
olotiimlc envr of !
wmij." wtiIM R. K.
Stcora. Kq.. of U
Ka.lrrn Avr . Tornnlo,
Ontario. "I tnrd
Srrmt niiml.r of rr me
,r without wicce.
I fiually Ut fith iu
Iheni ft. I KM "0 ur
our Hwt I OoulJ Hot
ijrar tiT li.l KhkI on
mv nonimh lor lout;
time mtltmlKilt
tnd illiW. Could
not biCKi tier fol IB w
my oiiifi.itk)u. some
ft.ur muiith. ko
frivti.t rctniiiei.,lrit
vour "CoMeo Mlical
itlwovery.' Atlrr a
week IrmtOlrnt I
lud ilcriwl to much
Uurfit tlmt I couti li
ved the fneHcine. 1
have taken three bot
tle and am convinced
U ha hi my cae c-
eonipltshed permanent . I ."fi'r
tloaslv .etomi'.ind it lo the thoiiaaq.U of dya
jM'iitic throughout the land."
Accept no substitute for " Golden Mel
kal Discoverv." Thre U uothnut "just
as good" for diseases of the stomach,
blootl, and luns.
Ur. Pierce's Pleawnt Pellete stimulate
the liver." " .
ucli 11 the l.oM-t.ur
always j;iv y.u.
steam I.ann .rv
nnnrnunn OTrn ?.
KUOLDUKU OltiiiTi LU
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STUDEBAKER
Mountain Gear j-s
lfadc to Ictat. 9o Cast or 9JaUeabh iron
Skeins 9o poor 77icttcrial covered ap wttn yuacty
v aint
We just received a fine line of StudebaVer Hacks and
Buggies.
Churchill
iYoolley
cftU oa or sddresi .
m I f ' -" ' -
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