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Published on Mondays and ThursdaysEstablished 1868.
Vol. XXXIII.
ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, ORKGON, MONDAY, JULY 28, 1902.
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URE CURE
For Ingrowing Toenails
Wit-! a '"raguient of glass scrape the whole length
of the ;:ii.laie of the nail. Do this persistently, yet
delicately. Cautiously raise the corners of the nail
and po-ir iu a few drops of melted lead. Cautiox
D.i:;'; swear. .Wrap the toe in a piece of woolen
cloth, tying it with pink baby ribbou, finishing with
a graceful bow at the top. Then wear
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES.
FLINT'S SHOE STORE
The Mneiie ft reel - fair will probuMy
le held the third week ill Septelii! er.
Preparal ions are U-ini; rapidy pushed.
The J taker fit v ChamU'r of (.'.nnneri-e
has decided to send a lecturer east to
dtvant on the mineral wealth of Kastern
I re;oii.
The report that three armed men, sup
posed to lo Tracy and his companions,
had passed throii'h WiHulhnrn, haV; prov
en a false alarm.
TheS. P. Tie Plant vhieh has been
at 1-at'iam f"r the pat few month left
last week for I'ptoii Calif., where it will
remain until next spring.
The Priiish M'die:d .loiirnal "l London
denies the sti ies I hal t he K I tr i stiil in
danger. The roy:; phy-ieiau- say tin-y
arei;iiite sal islied w it h his - :iiit i u
Artie Anderson, of near l'cndleton, has
disappeared, leaving a wife and child.
Me had U'eli elerk of t lie Juniper selio..!
distriet. but thri-u-jh liipior. wa in ililii
culiiis. C lyde :oid l.'..v Painby, of Si!vert'n.
and P.arrett F. 1'ur-iv, of Kingston, haw
U-en arrestetl on a char-je of -ii-alin-j
.".Sm in u-ol-1 fv..:n Mr-. 1'.. 1. rin;j. of
lluhhard. v. ieh :t- lmried in a tin pail
ill the Woodshed.
The largest anioir.it paid I. any olio
patron of the Lunelle rre.imery last
moiilh was whieh a aid tot'. W.
Streeter near Spt-ncer butt--. .Ium ti..n
creamery ran rai-e that anejunt. l or
the same tnotit h Thos, I'.ailev Jei eiwd
fllL'. Times
Three hundre-1 ( hi ao eeurio.'.it
will visit !rant I'a-s iu-xt month and
will si'iid two week- in the vicinity in-sp--t
iiiii the mineral re.-o-.irei s ..f South
ern Oregon. The'Jol.ien I riit Miuin j
Oujipany are theori.Miiators of the .r
j.vt. (.'berries are one ! the nio-t prolit.ibie
trois roun in .lack-on t'ounty. .1. W.
l'rall. who ha a two-acre tract iu Last
Med ford, ha-- ninety cherry trees jn a-.-e
from live to l ine vears. and tlo mmshii
he sold cherries 1o amount of i'r..m to
7 from each tree, the price U-iiiK live
cents l r J uii.l. That l-;its wheat at
fifty cents a bushel.- M.-lf-.r-l Mail.
Henry V.. Walton die.i .Inly l'Jv.i?
aliut 7 o"c1.h k p m of par.ily-i- at the
insane asyluni, Salem, nrom. lie w.i
liorn in I'ouias county, i.ear tak!and.
Orison, DivemlH-r i-VKV;. While yet a
boy be moved w ith bis pa"- ul to Kn
ene wher-- he resi le-1 until Mxt.-vu
years a-o Purine the Li-t ixte, n year
his home has Uvn nt Portland.
Surveyor-M U--r;il M.-! lnim ha- m---eive.l
notice from Wahiujtoii fit v that
tiie Mini of f-'.i) ba K en set a ide
for hi iw lor the li-eal year en.unj
June PH)". This is the same amount
as m allowed last year, an I while not
eiioti-'h to admit to making all the s-ir-vevs
asked for, averages well with the
amount apMrtionl to other states. The
rapid si-ttliiii; up of timlxT and rairic
lands which are not yet surveyed makes
the rails for otlicial surveys very fre
ipient. They Werj Really Comrades
HARMONY IMPOSSIBLE.
Bryan Says Deserter : hi oo Cannot
Return W ithout Injuring the
Party.
Nam t, M,i-., July L'J. In vr.-ul
tellts ,n the si i on of Mas-aoh II -ft t s ll.tv
for hours t.liy a throng of men and not
a few women h-icn.-d to distin-'iiis.,
orators from various j.arts ol the I'jiited
States as t h.-y delivered aildn-.-.-vb upon
the principal i-stieH from ' . Iieniocrat
ie,ii)t if view. The - pi eeh-luakili'
followed a day banquet, t;.e lh -t to
'iven hy ihe recently o':iiiiiil New
Kmdaiid Pemociatie I.ea-.i.e. in the
Umkbllol Mo'.l, i.t which ahoia
were .it-seiit. A lnoii ot her prominent
speaker- wa- V. J. P.rya.i, who created
somewhat of a si-u-atioii by saving:
" l'o attempt to patch up an ap areiit
harmony l t ween t hose w ho are not in
sympathy w ith i 'cinocratie pnri.s. - i
id oi.ly a asl.- of time, but would
proeiisas roil-. '1 le- lie n V ho h -eit-i-d
the party in Inn; unty I-- til vide-1 in
tu t n clas-e-, the who left Mcills.
tin-y mi dcrstood tin- is-iie pri-H-nlel,
an-1 th-.-e wh- left S talls.' thev -lid n t
' iiii-ler-t.i:i-l tin- n-al nature of lhi (..;i
' t-- t. I ut il lh-i-i mer are complc'.olv
L.ii. '1 iti ihcir -vn-.tthies tiie'-" e.l'i-
' - i I . r.- , t n I.. t ii- irri- M it ...ttt i-.'.it-M. -
cuce with Superintendent Let', f the State Penitentiary, it. Th. latter u u- iec.m-ii.si t. thv
todav, regarding the -ptvnieut of tiie reward for the return : ''"' "llt:i '-y thei..u.-s I ...i.e
" . ..." ... , , , , aw. ne of re.ii character ..f the hi,-
ot tne body ot Davul Merrill, the outlaw, but no conclusion :t,.,j,w;i.h -trntvi.- n.-.v ib.- w-.-e-i i t
was reached. Warden Janes is absent at Taconia, and no, t-r.e:, pj ;-. r... v and dcm.-era.-y.
-1, , . , .. i , no-.. CHI ii i i- in ni-i-i an-ioi racr
.1 , ,c,lll...'-.I...,, . ,i I -n . nlln. .. l.l. ll .- ril llftl I 1-
.a.uuu win ui t.uvt u iu 1 1. v lii.a 11.1 mini in.- 0.11:11.. ' i
Railroad Terminal Grounds Selected
Reward for MerrillSenator
Mitchell will go to Hiwaii
No Fake Fight.
Marshhki.i), Or., July 26. Chief Engineer L. I).
Kiune', of the Great Central Railroad Company, said to
day that a large tract of land had been secured for termi
nal grounds near this city, and that the company has also
secured a water frontage of i ' miles from the Empire
mill toward Marsh field. Construction of the first wharf
will be begun at once, and work on the others will follow
late r on. force ( .15 men is now here, and they will be
set to work Monday morning 0:1 thcrvbarf and in the ter
minal grounds. Work on the railroad will not be begun
until September 1.
THAT REWARD 1-OU MERRILL.
Sai.um, Or., ulv 2. Governor Gcer held, a confer-
Are yt,i paiticula
about your
Coffee, Tea and Spices
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nor (ieer said today that it is desirable that the ideuity of.';
the body should be ceitain.aud it i noon this O'.int that lie s
' Ic-I i'V ill:
wishes to confer with Mr. Janes. , ,rth.
"The state is not disposed to b over exacting or to :r -!;:
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racy ur.ite 1 i-.r a s.seciw
t-.j-.h ei.tr--ii.h- l privil.-ec'
:vm .t. .-t... :. .. ...... t t
tlliUiiie uvci iiie iii.u.t.1 , vi'-.iii'u vivei, o.n 11 wo.ihi;
place us iu a very bud position if we .-.hou'd pay the reward .
or apart of it, and then Merrill should turn up later over;
in Seattle. Erom the leports I have heard I am inclined to'
presume that the body returned is in fact Merrill's, but; v.
since I have noi had an opportunity to talk with Mr. Janes,
I wi'l take no immediate action. There is no need to
ry the matter."
'll I-
;iki:i: p-.i v viltii the eii- luv:
:.it ;ii- their work-, their n.eth-
i hra-. - l -.-y. hut by honest,
rwar 1 ap;ii t-. th- American
--n a. :- aM .rm tn.it can U- un
til.!!
'atf-.rm t
I a:. 1 uitl.ati orani.ttion
trust. si."
1 In: rtonarch of the Ocean.
CUDI1IEE GIVES UP CHASE.
Si.ATTi.r, July 25. Sheriff Cudihee has crtiiely given
Two yuiin- nu n of Marion. Ind.. have
lTiisimra-le, i.-mrades, ever since they
wi-relxiys. They fell ill lovew ith si-ters :
Were married April 7, JT; left their
w ives July 7. I'.i-JJ ; liltsl bill -f divorce
July 11, per.'. Thit- wa- a pair of real
psychical twins; awd this ain-cdote
teaches r.s that th- r--al article in
Iloosier novi li-ts has e im- at last.
To Bohemia By Au'omobile.
Hints to Housewives.
Half the battle in good cooking, is to hdve good
fresh. Groceries, and to get thein promptly
when vou order them. Call up 'Phone No. 181,
for gor d goods and good service.
C. W. PARKS & CO.
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AND-
EMPIRE-
LiVertj, Feed and ale pfalile
L. P. Babnard, Trop.
Saddle Horses. Single and
Double RiZ3 at u-1 hours
Transient Stock gvtn
very be of care
Rates always reasonable
1'arly Pri.lay morniuj K. II. In-haui
Hccoiiii-inied by 1!. K. llawley left f'ir
ll-iheiiiia in Mr. In-hatn's aut-nnobile.
Thej-iiini- y was very pleasant and 1111
eventiul until the m iinitaiiis were
reaeb-d. The h-n -r.id s :rid steep
hills provl too -iinciiof a strenuous task
for the r:ders who, M-riiais, were eoni
Ipeiltsl t--et out an-1 walk at times. s
in order to avoid seiis.-.tiim. the auto was
iroii-ht back to Colra-je drove and
(liven a rest, while the journeymen went
by stajc to th ir destination. Eugene
(iuard.
HO, FOR NEWPORT!
Oregon's Favorite and Popular Se
side Resort.
Ile'-onizin the advanla-e of M-w-rt
as a summer resort over other eea
sido results in the northwest, and to
make it possible for all who desire to do
so to Hjiend their vacation by the ocean
waves, the Southern Pacilie Company
11 connection with the Corvallis i: Kast
ern railroad, will place 011 sale, effect
ive June l'lth, round trip tickets; from
all points in Oregon on the Southern
Pacilie to New port, 'khI for return un
til October 10th, at. sp cially reduced
rates.
For full information please enquire of
your local agent. tf.
little !-.
L l l , 1
he will abandon the chase after Corfvict '
.- , - tl, , , - , I .-s lift t ill- -.' 1-
vi . 11 an i'l.'iiv vo.ji ini..uiii.' liv Liiiiir
e notic ior niscaniure.
up and now says
Tra
TKACKY S i.K ANDI A t Hf.K 1KA1.
A dispatch from Pittsvillc, Wis., says: J.
1 h Tl.o.nas W. Iaw-!i. a ujii-.c-vi
-!. launched la-t u a? tpi:ncv,
Mass.. i- tbi- i.u v'e-t sailing v-s--l th.it
!i-..lt- the seas, lier i.Ver-ail h::-th i-
nur : 4n.i a!1,l the (rr- atl--.ni of the -r.-.V.
I a'.!er:;io-t s.nl ar. l the ike t!--l b-w-i
-r'A. s t'.-.-t lrs. make her m-'.i-iire
i.i irly -Vi ('-. t fr-.tn t'.ji t- ti;-. Willi a
Ir .1.1 of Vl f.T-. ..ii.', a depth of i.K ."
iu. i.- -iia- a i ar.' ) capacity i uXr-ni
' spu t.eis. Her . !! j.-n..-n uh.-ii
1 -.1-1.-1. is n.-..i t- !,.. The 1---.1 '.-Ira-.iji.t
there IS . 1-f'- t. T-. m .ve lids cn..rntn!i
I br.ik ihr-ci-h Hie w.it- r llmt -pi.ir--
Uel -t cai.v.i
11 YOf aim: ( Aid. AT
f3 ri innirn srrsr-ri r
ami a-k ki:;
I'rice i- ii-. hi.'h- r an-l every can vuaranb-ed
Rosebur?;'s
Currier's,
Leading
Grocer t
y. .
Suits
Ve have a Hue that
is a good one. The
latest style and cut.
-& r 1 1
Km
Underwear I
Balbrie-
in all the
gans,linen mesh and
light weight wool
Hats
1:1 Straw and Felt,
m the new Elorodo
ra Shape.
'Phone 353
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4 One
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n. store w;.. e..,-,.::. Mo,, lav
V 4 T r ri 4 f s - 4 4 sJ v
Wollenberg Bros.
lay- i.i-I Sitnr.'ay c-s. ci te-L
i n 4 ? s n v4
.Jm
iivi h-l :::
ne .r'c 1. The 1-.
:o i cyhn-iers '.Ii ii.i..
1:. 1 t Linn-'.- i Or -.:!
years old, grandfather of Hairy Scvcrns (Tracey ) tiie wia rv.-h a h.-i-i
(J. Severn?
T mast- are
i 1 diamcti-r,
pi:i.-. -s iit
t o II", f,,t.
escaped C'rcgou outlaw, who has for weeks evaded capture " !' v,::; K' r-i1-1 ' r-.u the
since he escaped fx cm prison. died on hcaiing of his grand-j;';;)'-;;;; Zui
sou's murderous career.
caused the old man's
de;
A
ith
daily paper told the story andian l l-.w.-rth
of a broken heart.
The fact!',''
' I. a
tne outlaw
of Mr. Severau's death recalls to many mind;
as a boy in Wisconsin, a bright promising youngster, and
his career of crime which commenced in Colorado.
the -a !
engines u ill !,
-ton anchors. Ti
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-i"-.icr e.u.i. are -i
and win il ill lort the
the -i-vi d.-r.- work
LATEST NEWS REGARDING TRACEY.
State Normil School.
I..-t th-.-e e.-c!la' t-- ,i!i-!i I ihv Nor
mal ln-ar in mind the date ,f ...-ii;n-
! M-.ii lay. S- ptcml-T Slii a:i l if i-.-silJ,-
"" .In- -u hand the t:r-t -lay. .
Skattlf, Jul- 27. It has been definitely ascertained I Th. -Normal ay- t-. pm stu.h-nts
flint Trarcv 1ii n itfr livim r;i .1 lnrcrr qtork rn nrh ?n ' ;l,,d teachers on a f -.tin.; t .at ha - t-
Colorado and it is thou-' hi the outlaw :s now headed fori
this retreat. Unconfirmed reports are to the effect that he
boarded a freight train East near the logging camp, where
he was last seen and secured a square meal and some pro
visions. SENATOR MITCHELL WILL GO TO HAWAII.
Ahilkxk, Kan., Jul- 25. Senator Mitchell, of Oregon,
chairman of the Hawaii cominittc, l as notified Senator
Burton, who is a member of the committee, that four of the
members expect to make the trip to Hawaii. Senator Mit
chell will sail August 26, and the other members probally
will join him at San Francisco.
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feature -! --nr
BIG EIGHT NOT A FAKE.
view no. k i a
The tsiinin veil'
the Normal w id i- 1 1 - - ro a I. "lie.- than
ever In-fore. M.il- ti.d in!- mal :i-I ex
terna! iuipl--velli. !it- of the -ell,.. 1 li-iild-in
are m ikiu-for the enjoyment an-1
l-ciiclit -f students Physical i-bieati.n
'. .1 pirt of the eoc.rs,-.
Str-ui- work iu lai-li-h and mathemat
ics w!l k--i,-:i l'r-a a practical p-int
of vieVi ; also 111 feietice.
I.i'tt -ts from students, old and new ,
-ay. " I'll lc with you next year."
The sncivs- of our graduate has cn
atsl a demand f-r Prain N-.rmaiites in
g..l hel.ools. The Normal has helped
many t- ---l sitioiis an-1 uili help
you if y.111 will let it.
Fur information, address
al J. 11. Oreiit:. president.
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A. SALZMAN
Practical WatcSunaker, Jeweler and Optician
Carries a complete slock of Watches, Clocks,
Jewelry, Diamonds and Silverware a
WATCH REI'AIIM.NG A SPJ.CJ ALTY.j-
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Sax Francisco, .luly 27. The charge has been freely
made at San Francisco that the Jeffries-l'itsimmous fight
was a pre-arranged affair. The pugilists emphatically deny
the assertion, and in support thereof exhibit cuts, bruises,
dislocated joints and other evidence of ring punishment.
Prominent sporting men who saw the fight are also of the
opinion that it was no fake. The story is based largely on
an anonymous letter written to a newspaper before the fight
that Fitzsimmons would lie down iu the eight.
DISASTEROUS STORM IN NEW YORK.
Gkxkva, N. Y., July 25. A cloudburst caused heavy
damage near Dresden last night. Acres of crops were des
troyed, a number of dwellings, barns and other buildings
were washed away, and several miles of tract on the Penn
sylvania division at the New York Central was washed out.
One house was carried into Seneca Lake. The occupants
escaped. ,
FLYER COLLIDES WITH COAL CAR.
For Sale. IVsirab'.e cheap h.-uies in
, ! Itosebur-, 10 acre lot and upward in
vicinity. I.ar-11 and small farms furth
er out. I'. S. K. Pen K, l-.sehuri; On-.
,!sp,
State Normal at Drain.
The State Normal S hool nt Drain
ojH-nson Monday, September Nth, with
a full faculty of Siecial teachers,.
Physical education Ini'oiik'h n part of
the work the coming year, with .1 man
es director, of micccssful experience.
"Actual businesH'' taken the place of
formal book-keeping. English and
mathematics, will lx; put 011 n st:ongcr
and more practical basis, the f-cience
and hi.-tory lauiratory will lie
Ktreii-thened ; the leii.-hers training
class v ill l.e in.-uhi more ellicicnt. .1
teachers, review chips will lie continued
Special privilcgcM will Im? extenteil (,
tixie inru ii-ii'iiit t iKii-iiioi ..-u. t
iiv;iil t Iit'iiis,Ovt's ni tin; he neiitsof tiici kuward for a snort cruise. His Majesty will return before
training department. Improvements ! night. There is little change in his COuditlOU, but OU the
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Expense, low. writ,aorca.aio.me. hvhulc' physicians seem satisfied that he is gaining
Jll'5.) J. II. Omx'TT, President,
Ixdiaxopolis, July 25 The Pennsylvania Flyer run
niug at the enormous rate of 70 miles per hour today col
lided with a runaway coal car and a horrible scene ensued.
The splintered cars immediately caught on fire. Four peo
ple perished and sixteen others were severely injured in
the wreck.
KING IMPROVES SLOWLY.
Cowks, Eng., July 25. The royal yatch Victoria and
Albert today moved from her auchorage here to take King
ground, though slowly.
J3
Where There's $smt
There's fire, the saying runs and so as a
general rule the saying holds true. The
tire is unsceu, hidden, but the ascending
smoke makes its presence undoubted.
. Similarly you
f ry- can nrcue i'rom
- jr. Wr-jjfrjP1 enipiions 01 me
! : ' 'Zp4 blood. You can't
tne pimpies, nous,
etc., which mar the
skin surely indicate impute
blood. For this reason the
medicine which cures these
surface blemishes must cure
them through the blood.
Dr. Tierce's Golden Med
ical Discovery purities the
blood, removes the waste
and poisonous substances
which corrupt it, ami thus
cures diseases which origi
nate in impure Mood, such
as boils, pimples, salt
rheuni, tetter, eczema,
soies, and other painful
and disfiguring diseases.
"Golden Medical Dis
covery " also increases the
activity of the blood-mak-
ring glands, thus increasing
the supple ot pure blood.
rich in the red corpuscles of health.
" It fivr me much p'em-nre to testify to the
menls of Jr. Itcrvr'n C.uMeii Mclk-sl lMous
m," writcn Ml Annie Well, of Kfrgiiiwon-i
Wnarf. Islr of Wi(;l Co.,'. " I enn My tiunrMly
aml candultv that it i the gmiKkst mcjk-in-rvcr
coini-niuilcit for purilyiiiK the Mood. I mirt'ernl
temlily with rheumuttaiu. and pimoles on Itie
Hkin ni'd swelling in my knees nd leet no thai
I coiilrt not walk. I Mwi't aboiil twenty .lolUm
p.yinK doctor' tiill but receiveil no benefit. A
yenr ..r two :i(rO 1 w reading one of vonr Meni
ornniliim lu-kanJ 1 decided tolrv Dr. I'leae n
C.ililcn Medical Hicovery and 'tfavoiite l'rc
M.rilioii,' and am entirety cured.
Accept no substitute for ' Golden Med
ical Discovery. There is nothing "just
as good" for diseases of the stomach,
blood, and luug.
Dr. Pierce'a Pleasant PelleU regulate
the Lowell.
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Groceries
China and Glassware
fruit Jars
Cigars, Tobacco
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UNCLE SA.T BIRTH DAY
atiiiivcisary -n-uii.'.s to K- r. j ret ty warm
ne a the bourth -i Julv nnailv is. so
dii h. re y.-iir in l.-in-udcii. f midsum
mer be.it and i!h-! lim-a by havin- it
laun-lensl at a l.i.v where they will
jive vnii bih -jra-'e l.iv.itdry work with
the e ti-ite color and arti tic tiinisb
that is the staiiiof i-ertiM laundry work
jttcb a the IbiM-bur; Steam I.aun trv
always give you.
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Sanitary
Plumbing
IVTccdcd in
Svcry Home
We Employ First Class Alechanics
and Guarantee al! work.
Churchill & Wooiley
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NORMAN & COMPANY
Th-v are now bvated in the new llen.l'i. ks b!m k,
one door south of the Kailr.u.l Iait ng Ilmse
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r A full ami complete line of Ciz:, and Tobacco,
9 Candies, Nods, Frnitp, Ktc.
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