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Oregon Historical Society rCF!T,,Af.T. 0O44 4AA.t--------A AA-fcA.-... . - A A -fc 9 dvertising J ob Printing V In Misy Hcasoiis brings you your share of trade; Is a very important factor io advertising in anil sea sons brings yon yonr share, and also that of the merchant who "can't af- .i....i ... A-.r " . 2 businena Looho. Let ns do yonr Job 2 Printing we grantee it to be in 9 every way satisfactory. J ord" to advertise. 9 Published on Mondays and ThursdaysEstablished 1868. Vol. XXXIII. ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, JULY 21, 1902. No. 55 1 II A I "! ' 'SfiJCi 19 1 ! 3 111111k 5 ni cocoaocoooooooooooooooocoooooooooooooooco P K A. BOOTH. A.t'MARTKi:s H.C.OAI.KY. O Tro-i-lent, Vi.v i'ivl.leiit. rushicr n 1 . r .i , 0 Luuict's wuuiuy Laniv, KstnllisUiel lSS.. Iiicorportited ryot. g Capital Stock, $50,000.00. KOAltll Of DIRECTORS r. . it. a. it. . 1 1 i . .1. 11. r.ou ni. j. t. bkidiiks .1. 1'. U!.l 1 V. A. C. MAKSTKKS. K. 1.. Mll.l.KU. A ueiieial hank'nir hu-ino transacted, and customers civon every 0 aecomm.-iaiioa c.i.-l!e:it with safe and conservative hanking. S lank open from nine to twelve and from one to three. OO COC O CO DOOOO OOOCOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOW LATE NEWS SUAERIZED. State, General and Foreign News Con densed for the Perusal of the Busy Reder. im wm pi & N m w W w s K t ni : : y i i a I i COUCHES I A.iX" . , -i ' vh We are showing the greatest line b of Medium Triced Conche we have ever had. alo BED LOUNGES 3 i'ALISES, TELESCOPES TRUNKS H A new hue of trunks just reoeivrd j SUIT CASES, HAND BAGS In fact anvihiiiii vo.i want to travel with. Keinemlwr the place , B. W. STRONG, THR FIIP'iTfTPP MAN Dwhurr flr Bring Us Your ... CHICKENS. EGGS, BUTTER. 41- FOR CASH OR TRADE J. F. BARKER & CO. Kruse & Newland First class Groceries... Our prices are always right and stock complete k k S3 S 1 I ...Also a full line of... dever's resli. blend -O-ard-eri coffee Seeds Highest price paid for Produce. Give us a call OUR MOTTO IS TO PLEASE Kruse & Newland a ri inn riTnc I For Ingrowing Toenails With a fragment of glass scrape the whole length of'the niiiialeof the nail. Do this persistently, yet delicate!)-. Cautiously raise the corners of the nail and po rr in a few drops of melted lead. CAUTION- Dr.f t swear. Wrap the tue in a piece of woolen cloth, tying it with pink baby ribbou, finishing with a graceful bow at the top. Then wear OLEEN QUALITY SHOES. ? FLIKTT'S SHOE STORE LATEST NEWS. Burial of MerrillTracy in Mine Lane County Murderer Caught CoronationOther News The Hum of H.-,uhi in to le expen l. in enlarinj; the ipiarters at the Van couver hariflck. Marion county fanners are lai in tin ptcstiou of a serious lack of harvest hand. Muildiug activity in Salem i partly the cause of the hortnuo. Tracey ha two metitorioits a t to hi credit killing Merrill and telling the truth alxiut it. There is onio virtue in the tmist depraveil huniun nature. The strike in the- planing ndllf at Portland ha virtually eniled hy the em ployer ee. tiring new hands and the old ones either pe-nrins other pIhck or left the city. Gov-Llect George L. Clmnibcilaiu ha been elected president of tho KIk's Car nival Association at Portland, and 1'. V. Kowe aenerftl uianauer. Seventh treet has leeu selected f.ir the tite of ; the lftrj F.Ik carnival. It is to excel j anything of the kind ever seen on thej coast . j The rejxirt f the ariny uidtorm l.aii i now tttffiir flip et'rl!rv iI tt:r !Niln- : mundthat tim uniform of the oihei ! ceive it that I sliall be compelled to ignore your claim to a l ma lv of a color known otiieiaiiy -a , rCvaid, but I will settle wilh von libcrallv fr the return "olive drati." l'.xx-rilneiita demon-: urates that this shade is less vihle inot the remains. the held-) than any other color. "The body was then taken to the prison, the box en- A man in Ohio named Walter-, who. r1n;itnT tlio rn;kr-t wnc n-itinl and tin- ntitliorities made nri It was Now what will: most iniDossible to rccoirnize the lace It inav te a Salf.m, July 17. The body of David Merrill was re ceived by Superintendent J 1) Lee, of the penitentiary, this morning from Mrs. Wagoner and Sheriff Deggler, of Che halis, and was buried in the Salem cemetery. When the ii a. m. train arrived Superintendent J D Lee met it at the station. Mrs. Wagoner and the Sheriff arrived, and Lee asked which of the two had the body i.i charge. The lady, claiming to be in charge of the remains of the dead con vict, was informed that her claim to the reward would be ignored, but that a reasonable settlement would be made with her for returning the body. Mr. Lee asked the woman: "Do you guarantee the body to be that of Convict Merrill?" "I do,M .-aid the woman. Lee then said, '"I wish von to understand before I re- ANOTIIER (iOOD CHOICE. Waller It. Dillartl c.iosen Principal : of kiddle Schools. I Are yon paltieiilur ahoiit vnur r V.. Hill.ird. A M, of .o-hen. and a -.1. flu. it.- of ili.- I iiiv.-r-ity of le'..n Willi tin- i l:i-- of h;H ieete.l J rin.i..ll of t lie -elio'.l J of i I 1- He. Mr. I ;i;.ir.l iioi ..nl v l.i.l.l- no Coffee, Tea and Spices AT CURRIER'S GROCERY II VOT AkF. CAM. AT lie. A I: decree fro III tl.e I'liiverMtv but alo J the lu.l-ti-i i d.'re..-, lriin.' attended; for t .e peril of -even -... . Since hi laixvr a- a -indent Mr. i 1 ilHS IwV'll AND A-K 101:: MQNOFOLE BRAWD I'riee i-i im hiirl.fr and every can ir'iarerfiteed liai-.t in l.-ai luie.'. havui.' 1 .ei.'ht lor a imiida-r of t.-i in . in di-: riet-' a id r j in thi-county. I. i-t y. arh.- held the hair of Lilian. tv;i- i;i the 1 1 i'h i -In - .1. Mr. .Iiillar I i- an athlete of n-i Muad ahility. lie u.is a inemlx'. I the I". O. lra k t.-ain diirin th.; -eaon of ln'i- l-'riand P.ni'J. TiieK.ar l of d;i .-, .,r-- of tl.e Kiddie -.:!i..- -liouid f.e! th.-lu-ep.e- parti'-U-larly fortunate in -e. ur:!i' the -i-rvi. f -of Mr. 1'illard for the i-ue. t-Jin year. I"lllene tillard. Dislinuishe J Hitors to Crater Lake. .-.lie di-tiii'ii Crater lake i:i Mr-. leer h.i All.Ml e ..- H ot.).- v 1- a . inveriior an iveiv -ail tin Currier's, Roseburg's 8 Leading Grocer g fY'"1 ol im orcn wuikiiii; in it niritiiure riore m; .. i. 11111 , K a week. ha. ln informed that he examination of the badly decomposed remains. neir 10 several niiiiions he do with his wealth".' U'r.elit to him. hut in majority of Mich case it turns out to U a ctire. The iireat Central Iind C.ii)jany Friday elected otliii-rs as follow : .f. V Gv.k, president : T. C. I-vlin. trea-ur-er; John K. Kolhvk. sev-retary. The al- f Mirrill in the casket. .The remains were neatly dressed in a black suit and enclosed in a sealed colli u. Huiial was had without ceremony in the prison yard. Jlln-.K CAKK'S vlINloN. To the ouerv whether or not Mrs. Waironer sliould! entire amount uimsUrkWw. uas ij j rcw.u-d'olTcrcJ for lhc ,KHIV 0fla,c Merrill, dead stilycrilied for. The IvKtrd 01 Iiri-et..r ... authorized the purchase of a tract of or alive, J udge Cake said this morning: land at C Bay. It is u matter of in terest to know that the (ireat Central Company Iius already .lac0 order" w ith Portland husines men f..r hardware and Coniinisary- stored to the amount oi Oregon Briefs. would 'o. t'..ii'r,r-!ii;:a Tongue and ne of i.i- .l.n:,'!.t. r-, or M r-. T -liile, u id lll.d.e the lr;j.. 1. II. N. A. il. I !oef hy.Itot.ii-l. r for tl,.- .' .! . ii -urn-y, W.(-ioi:to;i. uil l- . ii.- . f the party. I i.-j- t -le.i, .. l! ari l l.iho- i- aiuoi. t! 1-ti. at l.i:i.' l'r--i.---.r N.-weSi t this coin,: ry . .u.-i a- rr ?:-.:ide!H-e w it h ! : in . i.e t iiue a j-.'ii- -i. .--! that !. had 1..-ir I luui h ft1,- n.it-ir.d v...i,i.r-..f Crater i ie, and de-.r.-l luak.- a trip t" !.. plat .-. I . V. I .ii.-. el. ief of the I- tan. -ai .ie; ir: t.. t.t. Wa-hinton, i- al r. a at tl.elak.-. I .. ii: left her.- la-t idav. (' :,.Te--:i.a.i To:.,- i,- willl-t-1 -1--, i.iiiy il.ti r. -trd i:l the f.iino-.i- lake ..! tl.e crater, o .-a'l-.- ! ;ip mainly :n--:r iii e!.:ai in L'.t:iu' the !iii for a national pvk i.-er.. throu,:li the h.u-.-. in the "Moral!)-, I would say yes. From a legal standpoint I have nothing to say, because I have not given the matter a thought in that respect. I can see nothing in the way to deprive the woman of the money if she is treated right. She found the body and that settles it. As I understand the wordine of the offer, it is for the return of the bodies salem. Warrant for f Tim have Wen(jca(j or aiVCt ami certainly Mrs. Wagoner has found Mer- : .1 : - ... .1 J 0 chasing Tracy and Merrill while in Mar-1 "H, though dead, and has returned the body to the author-j ion county. I ities at the penitentiary, and they should not hesitate at alii LaGrande.-Thuma- Hu-hey ha- j t0 gjve icr tjie mollcv ,,r tKlt portion of it offered for the j cold a five acre apple orchard adjoining j r 1 r.i thi, town for xx. Th.s i- ,i.e i,.h- capture of either of the convicts. , ! water mark in reality her.-. I . Kuene. The North Kairic Mininj;; LIGHTS IX AN OLD MINE Comjany. owners of a r. up of eight claims in the Bohemia di-tri.t. hae de- M-.ATTI.1-, UlV IO. 3liailt!e IlViltS WCIC SCC21 on opening up their property im mediately. Cottaj: .irove. llrnnin lon, Norwegian employed here in rai'r. coiirtranction, lostan arm 1 nur-tay oy 1 1 . ,,n .l,r.1111.,t o Af Tn,-,. 1,,c nlc falling lneath a tram, the tnt a. -ei.knt on the new Bohemia Kailroad. o,va,.i,The rentsof theoo,, LANE COUNTY MURDERER CAUGHT. Airricultnrid College met here Thur-day T. , . , . and decided on the eon-traction of de-1 fc.lXF.NE, July 1 5. Deputy Shcrilt 1 red fc isk received partment of hoiiM-hoid economy. a telegram today from Wells, Nevada, informing him that Myrtle Creek W. I'. Johuson ha- the- cPTirlpr .QliorifT V. Y W'itlirc nl" 1 nni rmmtv ln,1 caught Bert Heaton, alias Ray, wanted for the murder of Bartender Benton Tracy in Al Waddle's saloon in function City, on the 20th day of last May. Sheriff Withers began active pnrsuit of Heaton 011 June 24th, and has steadily trailed him up to the time he arrested him at Wells. The crime committed by Heaton was a most brutal one and for the sole purpose of robbery. He secured about $300. He will be brought to Eugene for trial. Nugset Items. Ed.: r Pi m. .,- fr..i ',: e! r::. .. :', ar 1, . tr -.ri U ..!!., I- t'. ery !.i. r (:: Mr. .. W. (' ar.: t-- : n;o' rt of t i.i ai.v 1 ft I $ Suits We have a line that is a good one. The latest style and cut. Underwear in all the Balbrig gans.linen mesh and light weight wool Hats in Straw and Felt, iu the new Florodo- ra ;nape. . 'Phone 353 4 Wollenbero; Bros. Thi- -tor.- will e'..." at .. .,i..k. Momiay- a:,-l Sate.r-lays except!. th Myrtle Ij of ti.e 1. i Mvr and i- r.-( 1- mi Mer . 1 K U l.ere 1: I ( hai'i j .. I .io Weav- j ..ie I slot .r "3 rf rf ri 'b?!! IClosing Out Sale! 1 3 Mr . - Seattle, July 19. Stiauge light old Danville coal mines, one mile from LaKC !awver, ,and as the mines have been abandoned for many years, sus l j picion attaches to the unusual occurrence as being a new Be k; . el a! itr. r:i.a K ;- ;i Am W..' xu ora Mi:.. I Ije .1... k m "1 !o-.i:i. Me leen jriven a Mte and railroad eonces- sione hy local -.ple for the erection of a sawmill with l,t"l,ft0 fet capacity, lie will Mart work ut on.-e. Shaving Tracy. Iuiairine the 'nerve" of Tracy, silting iu a chair and isTmitiiii)! a young man to ihave him up there at Enumclaw, Waeh., with two other im-u in the rom. What murderous -il.ilitie- there were in the position of that y. ung man, and how well t tie convict iiinlerst.Krl human nature iu that he gtiessel that his pro- teinKire hiirler would proceed jieace- J'tilly to his task and not draw that razor acnwshinconvictthro.it and end the life that is go much sought, and lijon which has lieen pluecl fo liheral a price. As suggested herein, it waa mere reck lessness. It was keen judgment of hu man nature. His tonsorial artist could easily have ohtaincd that reward, had he ho'cn to do so, yet Tracy liclievcd that he would not, and lic.icved rightly . State Normal at Drain. time. Me.-?.. Ba.-r l-r . lo,-h! ai.-l '..v . t:, th.-ir ii.ine. tie- I-.' air little l.::r w ill --ti. '.:r Bo-t-ni. ha- 01-ci.i d up a Pott.- Me! ri i ie ma -atc.r l i !:. .1 i- M 1 v r. IV t . :.-. l-.e ...;.d M A:- v al.d rtie Creek ..r ..:r :,.a: :h-t!.,-n a .-.1 . lew w-.rki: ; 1 rt..:-.-r 11 "f :,::.::x. oh a the m..v . 1". San 1. r; -t ot!";.-e ::. ar a:,.! T c, -lay- ;i n 1 II .. Poo. Hints to Housewives. Half the battle iu good cooking, is to have good fresh Groceries, and to get them promptly when vou order them. Call up 'Phone No. 181, for gor d goods and good service. C. W. PARKS & CO. 11 hi. in p si n -AND- EMPIRE- t 1 - V T .iT: Liverij, Feed and ale fables C. P. Barnard, Prop. Saddle Horses. Single and Double Rigs at all hours Transient Stock gven very bes of care Rates always reasonable The State Normal School at Brain jiens 011 Monday, Se.teiuh r Sth, with lull faculty otupecial teachers. Physical cdnea' ioii liecomes a part of the work the coming year, w ith a m in lirector, of successful t xTience. Actual huDiness,' takes the place nf ormal iKsjk-keeping. Entilish and mathematics will Ih put on a stionjjer mid more practical hasis, the science inl liistory hdioratory will le streiiKtheiHsl ; the teachers training class will Is: mado more ellicient. A teachers, review class will be continued. ;jKH-ial privileges will lie extented to teachers having a certain ex-neiice, to avail themselves of the, Wnclits of the training department. Improvements ot scIksiI !uilliug doinintory w ill lie made. Ex pen win low. Write for catalogue. (JV'h.) J. II. OntCTT, President. OOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOCO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO OOOOOO 2 0 o 8 0 n o A. O WATCH PtEPAIKIXG A SPECIALTY.), ROSEBtJIiti, ORB OOOOOOCOCOOOOOOOOOCX00000000000K)000000 Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician . Carries a complete stock of Watches, Clocks, Jcivelr)', Diamonds and bilverware PLANS FOR CORONATION. London, July 17. The reports regarding King Ed ward's health continue to be most satisfactory. He will remain on the royal yacht off Cowes, Isle of Wight, until August S, and will return to the roadstead after the coro nation. It has been definitely decided that the British fleet will reassemble off Portsmouth for the coronation review. The Japanese squadron has been instructed to return there, and it is understood that other foreign countries will also be represented. KING WILL BE CROWNED AUGUST 9. IiONDON, July 18 An official notification was issued this morning that by the King's command, the coronation of King Edward and Queen Alexandra will take place Aug ust 9th. Two rehearsals of the procession from Bucking ham Palace to Westminster Abbey took place this moruiug and the officials of the various state departments concerned iu the Abbey ceremony are again busy with preparations for the crowning. O. N. G. ENCAMPMENT CURTAILED. Cream anted. lioiihis C"".nty t i.aniery want- y .ixr cream and w id -av hijhe-t . a-h price f..r hotter fat. Wnle i' t . ream can-. Will inriiii-h von Cream ep.irat..r- that are -vi!.! to none in niaiity and Price on ni'-t auv en liti-'ii you may .le-ire. The Sharpies Tulmler Cream separator leads. iK.nla County creamery refer-ancc-. Kir-t National Bank and I'-.ula-t'ouutv Bank. Bo-ci'Mr r. -'..n. Catarrh of the BlsJJf r I- verv common in I- th scc-. and can Is' cured w ith S. B. Catarrh Cure, w hich cure- all irritahle condition- ,.f t'ne Madder, w hi. h can-. - iro-jUeiit uiinatio i hy which in time you l..e coiitnd and inability to retain. In hildren it euro ni-htly wetting of IhmI. I'.t -ale hy all dru;;i;i-t-. l'...k on Catarrh free. Ad dre Smith Bro-.. I re-no. Cal. MY UNTIRU STOCK OF Groceries China and Glassware fruit Jars Cigars, Tobacco and Confectionery jr. . .-m I ...ALL flUST GO FOR CASH...2 4 4 WILL EXCHANGE FOR X Country Produce or Wood Only 5" V r I ...We will Keep No Books on this 5ale... W. L. COBB! k i- -e -t- t- - 110, FOR NEWPORT! Oregon's Favorite and Popular side Resort. Se- K. -cognizing the advontnge of New. isjrt ns a suniiner res.o; t over other sea Bide resorts in tho northwest, and to make it Hissihle for all who desire to do ho to sjMnd I heir vacation hy the ocean waves, the Southern Pacilic Company 11 conned inn w ith the Corvallis ,V East- cm railroad, w ill place on sale, effect ive June 15th, round trip tickets from all points, iu Orejron on the Southern Pacific to Newport, j;ood for return un til Odolicr loth, at specially reduced rates. 1'or full information please cuquireof your local nent. i f, Albany, July 19. The adjutant general of tlie O. N. G. has issued an order curtailing the encampment now in session here to six days-, so that under the order it will be necessary for the men to be at home by Tuesday evening next, necessitating the breaking of camp Tuesday morn ing. This is on account of a shortage of funds, a fact to be regretted. NEW MAINE IS A FLYER. Philadelphia, July 18. The new battleship MaiiiCj built by the Cramps to replace the ill-fated Maine, return ed to this city after a satisfactory builder's trial at sea. The new war vessel proved herself to be a very speedy ship for her size, she averaging 18.29 knots an hour over a measured course. Her contract called for a speed of 18 knots. In a preliminary run last night the Maine, for 30 minutes, ran at the rate of 19.95 knots an hour, an extraor dinary speed for a vessel of her displacement. !s& When the young mother is allowed to get up for her first meal, even though she takes it alone, it seems nd to her to take this one step nearer the family circle, and she counts the days un til her strenxth will le fully restoied. But verv often strength does not come as expected, and she lingers m lan guor and weakuess. At ucu a time there is need of an invigo rating tonic, and the verv lest tonic which a nursing mother tin use is Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It con tains no alcohol nor narcotics. It gives real strength. "Favorite Prescription " is a reliable wotnau's medicine. It establishes regu larity, dries weakening drains, heals in fh intuition and ulccratian and cures female weakness. "I cannot pntitr Or Vicrw's Kavorilr l'r-M-rii.Iion uu liinhlv os .1 Ionic lor lirnt. wot u out women o.'Ullv Iho-c who nrc otttutcl wilh trimlle wciiknc." wtilr- Mr. Ira W. Holme, of Cedar Kaiml-. lowj. " It ha helped me very itiiH-li iiti'l Williil nl)icinil Mii.l to me 111 101 swer to iiiv iue-tion an tti U- eflicmy. 'I know ul cs-c where it Im really worked wouJer.' - The Common Sense Medical Adviser, nrnS large pages iu paper covers, is sent free on receipt of 2t one-cent stamps to pay expeiise of mailing enh Address Dr. U. V. Pierce, liuHttlo, N. Y. UNCLE SAT BIRTH DAY anniversary promise-to U-.i pretty warm one a- the Fourth oi July u-ually is, so l.vh ro your ni.lepeli.leliee ! ml.l-Uni-mer h.-at and wilted linen by having it laundered ut a place where they will jixe voti hijh rade laundry work with the ex. pii-ite color and arti tie tiinish thai i- the -tamp of j-rfe-t laundry work -neb a- the Koseburj: Steam Latin iry iiii SIfi LAUNDRY STUDEBAKER It J iYiountain uear Farm Wagons. 9fade to last. 7o Cast or 9Jalloa6le iron Skeins. 9o poor material covered up with guady vaint. We just received a fiue line of Studebaker Hacks and Buggies. Churchill & Woolley
