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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 7, 1902)
0 DON'T OVER LOOK THIS While you arc out shopping don't think about buying before you call and see our line of Spring aud Summer Dress Goods as they are the most complete and up-to-date line in the city. Our line of Wash Silks, mercerized Gingham, Dimities and colored Lawns can't be beat in price and quality. Long & Sons (or everything in the Harness line. Tuesday was a scorcher, the Uurmon eter ranging JiS in the shade. Editor Vernon, of the Oakland Owl, was a visitor at this oHicc. Tuesday. TEACHERS' IN SESSION. Annual County Institute. Large Num ber of Instructors and Teachers are in Attendance. I The annual Douglas count v TVaclu-rV lr. Little, of Oakland was swraltini: iI1M(ii(4, wa, convened Wednesday fore- Our Readv-to-Wear Waist In this line we excel all others as our line is the most complete lino in the city. White Waists from 50 cents aud upwards. Millinery Here is the line we can save you money in. Walking Hats and street shape. An. elegant Sailor for 50 cents. Ladies Shoes Our Imperial $3 Shoes for ladita will compete with any $3.50 shoe in the city in the way of wear and leautv. Shirts Gentlemen, our line of Goli and Fancy Shirts are the latest and most complete line in the citr. Clothing Theeelehrated Raid A.U.-r A Son's line i Clothing is known far ami near and that is the line we can v. The prices are rijiht and the tit is perfect and if you will step in we will surelv convince you' that we can saveyni mon ey if Inn-inn of us. Neck Wear Here is where we shine. We have the liveli est and most complete line in Southern Ore gon, and for the newest and latest th'tnt: nt don't over look iiv as we have them in the line of neckwear. Gentlemen's Shoes Thecelehrated W. L. Ioiii:hi Shoe which ue are sole atrt-iit for, speaks for itself, if yon w ill rive them a 'rial. We line them inOxforls. high cuts, also in taii and nx-llood eninrs. on1 tlm.r south f tin- The place to get these geods is at the People's Store. I. ABRAHAH Proprietor The Peoole's Store T .a.-, a -r. n A .k A .St o) (o ) in the heat at Hohehui Tuesday. Laflin and Kami Smokeless shotgun shells at Churchill and Woolley's. -treet work is progressing rapidly as noon in the lloseburg publie school building. County School Sti,-rintend-ent, 1". It. Hamlin, presided and Prof. Zopher A gee, of Oakland, acted. in the . l..:.... ti... ' cm uriiv ill KPiTi'irr -.oour i,o I 'Hrii is also worK on me lotiiiumiou o.i . new bi.nk biiildin.. ms w ore present and this number was The Miller-Parrot party returned home from an extended outing at Brew ster Vallcv last evening and rejort a 'nod time. Largest st.jck of harness South o! Port land at Lou" Sons. Lepairing a increased to fully 100 today. Snpt. F B Hamlin opened the exercises w ith a very appropriate and interesting introductory address. The 20 minute- following the close of his remarks were taken up with singiug ld hy Miss Hazel K. Perry, pi- niiirit. Cite -nr.r l'pintr Jl'uAfr at socially. They compete with Depart- d .lirnnon ment "tore prices. (luiJi,cts 0 i-intorv and grammar. The fellow with the "Is it hot enough - ,.lC gbsence of Tres. .1. H. Orcutt, of lor vuii: -( ,!, . .V l, -lUtV "" ,;,lV.-f..ll !.-...- CANNON'S It -ok iin l Stiilionrry Str" hooich. lnrolli vernon Tlie i:ternl CHv Itoroiltv outl -f llpnfls CouraseiKis l.anarre- -i---Tlie crist ''''"'" Ttie Kljtlil of-wav-Blenerliatmelte r.V... -Tlie Caviller t'i't'iV Truth Dexter-.VWsi? The Potter and the Claj r.f.-...- A Maid ot Venice- vmr..rrt liranslarb- " ' '' -r, nnrtinn of I-abor-M''i"" The Kulltiic Plon-iii '.- Circumstance Nitron Cod Wills It ftirf I'ncle Terry-"""" To Have and to Hold .totii-.'o" The SIko f ne Prophel-.vnu'jr Elauore ii'ii'-J Count Hannihal ttVy:a Tarry, Thou, Till I Come-O In the Palace of the Klimr-Oan f9 The Helmet ot xaarre-rHi-ti Alice of Old Vtncennes- nHnv And Hundred of Others We have Tliem Alt SelliuK Price. Si. as By Mail. - . i..S we rent all the lle twoM at tsc. per week CANNON'S Rnk an J Stationery Store J' i t vlith h:.s m i tiled a y-t poslti.-li 7 Of Local Interest. 1 !l"J'J";,-lj;1- ' w wv. ja.l,..ini.yli.. j.c. 1-ulleitun weit , -six-14S-V5i to Boswcll Sj-i iti: Tueslay at.d will re ! " H. .J. WiU, h;,s- purchased ..f W.A.'i 'ain Vr a .-mple of w.vks . f recreation, i Burr, a tine H0 p';ai.o. M. F. Wri-l,!. the PL.MMir-.vDtitV rity W. J. M.-whi, the genial life in-urai.w editor and solicitor i doin: ii'-xxl .-rk -..n-n't'siH-iitTues,lavatOaklaii.lnistlir.K for tlu- pajr in uth Io'isla this salutation, is much " v- hp Prin Normal School. Prof. (. C dence. Yes. !'S in the liail will ito ur,,,vu mg,Je :l few remarks the very well, thntik you. subject of j-eoaraphv. After a general Jas. Inman, of Looking (ilass favored I Jioui sion of this snbjeet the assem- ns with a pleasant call while transact- hinge was adjourned until the afternoon in.' business in Koseburs; Wednesday. Prrs. B. L. Campbell, of the 1. of O., lie renins the threshers and hay balers of Eugene; State Supt. J. II. Ackermau verv husv in his section of the county, jot Salem; Prof. K. D. Kesnler, of Mon , , . . m r.o . I mouth, and President . I. H. Orcutt, of Altorncv vicneriu-i-K-ci -i. I., r, . . .... . ... . , 1 11 -.. i,nm the Drain Normal School, will ! pres lord nn. I familv have inst returned Iiome 1 ... . . . ' '.. up huVines. Miss P-'Ssi.- Wharton h it for Calapnia Tuesday to visit for a shoit time with ' Mr. and Mr. MeGee. Mrs. S. t?. Catching and little sou ar rival here Tuesdav. from Kiddle, to i visit for a short time with relatives. Kev. John Pawson, Mrs. lawwm. and sister, Mis Nellie Williamson, went to 1 r 1 1 1 Mining Company iu liuildin their Wwrw.rt to eniov an outin" at the sea- i TlK,.T ,).,,,. :i,tO" Koju- Kiv. r, at the (i Wrck. Jas. Cooper uii.l w ifc. transacting business in nesd.iv and f.iv-:cl th with a plea-am eail. and the lainr will hereafter make them reiiuiar t ice-a-w-cok visits. The workme . c:i. ployed i.y the .'. 1. 11 side, Tuesday. , Pry I u 1 i ti... ii.i.t.tia n-ii' v will furnish yovi ; l..r..t from July 15. lW- at live h.iv ;.v.,isn.TO.iart and in addition to this I maud -.'. . 1 - - 1 buttermilk free. 1 pH.rinn is progressing steadily at the Myrtle Creek oil well, a depth of over KM) feet having Ix-en reached. There is 110 chang-2 in the nature of the rock for mation thus far. Supervisor S. C. Eartrum, of the Southern Oregon Forest Reserve, is suf ferii.;: s4-verely from an injury to his eves, ro-eived while riding on hor-e- , thr.-e miles l'a-s have iie out on a W ell reeeiv iiej - -r day and d from a two weeks sojourn in t or.s conn tv. They rettirne-1 home via tiardi ner and report a very pleasant vacation. It is r-ji"i ted now that the new oo; P,av. La-item railroad wi,l via 1 ;.ir-liiii . 1 1-r.iii.e and connect with th Southern Pa.-ilic ..t r.iijtn,!". "J b huldow' an old Myrtlr Point friend of the Editor, favored this office with a pleasant call while in P.osvburg Wcdiie-lay. He rc.,jrt ereameiy patr.!i tlourishiiitf in t 00s this im, the l-ri.v for butter fat Uin letter than usual. Mvrtlf Point i- nrnking some irmauent street iuiprvmont and the i Wilbur, weie (-.nintv i doiu? considerable permanent Roseburj Wed- i r.vi.l wort. ra liiu and srsvelina ne.n Pi.vivkfm 11: Mvrtle Point. t'apt .1 W ,reelitnan. "1 Perl. regon wa A Im-in.-ss ealh-r .tt this f.ftice Tue lav. Mr. tireenmaii brought to the train his two d.uuhters who have Uen T-i-itin - tii.-ir turent-. one the wife of I'apt lieorg.' iiiyer, of G. D. 10th I S. A., th otlier the w it'e of L. BUir, Calif'-ruia arent for the Oreat Northern. The two ladies on the eveuinj train f..r California. Mrs. BUir for her home in S.i it Francisco, aul Mrs. tiuyer to i .in her husband, who having just re firncl from the islan-l i stationed t OVVViVO,ACV,rOVW OVO,tO,rOV,,0VN vovovos Slaughter SalePrices Talk Ladies' Shoes $3.00, S2.50 and $2,00 values now going for ONE DOLLAR For further Information SEE OUE WINDOW Towels 50c values now - - 45c values now - 40c values now - 35 & 30c values now it 25c values now - - 43c 33c $ 25c 19c lOoV'- strike. rant Thei ent duriu the rest of the session. Not withstanding the uuusuul warm weath er, each session is well uttcudeJ and in always found full of iutercst. Wednc day's program was as follows including the program for t.Jsy. Friday and Sat- nrd..v. ' VedurUj .ij. IU1 at ..h,,l bolt--. rot.voojj. Organization. Primary Methods Reading F. Rigler. Jeograj'hy J. II. Orcutt. AlILBNOON. 1 :13. at s4-b.,l house. Music, History F Rlgler. Mental Arithmetic J. II. Oro itt. Arithmetic F. Riler. rv:viv. iiis-iov. S p. m. at hi'l hoilse. Vocal sol' "llolv Cite." Mi-s Blanch RLddle. Addres- ..f Y( Ic-jIIie C. S. J.u ks-.n Solo When Mother l -t-1 to Sii.; Thut Sonjr," Mi-s llac-I Pt-rry. Re-jfoiist-s Prof. Killer. Pre-. ireutt, Hon. A. M. Craw ford, J. W. Hamilton, Ceo. M. Hrown an.'. II. I . I ...-1...W . Jj If you're skeptical SEE OUR WINDOW The Big Store OSE P1IS0F The Big Store Mail Ordeis Promptly Filled. Everything guaranteed as represented or money back 'VO',JOVO,t,V,f,)V'V,.0 0'CVC-KVCVVVOV I luck ovet t .e reserve last week. RE YOUR OWN JUDGE! The managers of the alleged play cail- i ed Tracy & Merrill wante-l to make a ' .late for R.r-vburg soon, but Manager OF WHAT VOL UL'Y stroii-refnse.1 Jo allow them the use of actei J. A. Trcei-e. rr;.rrs..tiiiii Patrick .V C. SansoiH M S.m Franeis.- mane faeiors nibU-rs. stati n-, stencils, etc.. i paradinif our streets with his unique and i Fort H-iciimb, N. . artistic car. tiive hiui'voiir orders by all means. Mr. Tr.-ece will make a living triptoC.-s Ray an-1 return, thence to Portlan.I. .1. A. I. -vers, ot Pillar 1. ma le U-a . w , 1 . . I pleasant call 1 lies-lay. w ut.e :u uic cou tvtat. He savs ttira-liinj l- me oi-ier Th..r-Uv , ! a. m. at -chool le'ii--hlov.N. B0SWELL SPRINGS HOTEL Douglas County Oregon. The?-- s.r.:.- Mr r---.mi. n ir 1 I.t ;h.- Vm li:, piiv-i. -,, f,.r ih i:, atrrc. S:..ai it lii-lu-.- iii-l Livrr ir..uM. '" s..a'lirrn P. in,- lwii!r.. 1. ' -s,--:-, P...:n.-, - ;rra -a Frn. i- o t pri'n.l. i" mil- cur'h ti l:.-t,nr 1 .a-Tj3:;T tn Ut r-n:-i K1.... hrh Tub. Vtu & Ki r.- u l P.i'.!i.- T-vboiit -j-i tij p-m:s, v Fo al IS'.-o j- r m.-i (-o tfh. Tr;a- -to.-i :'i a! ! n'.rl. ONE GALLON OF THESE WATERS CONTAINS : Pointed Paragraphs. All we ask is tliat you try our PURE CANDIES ice Cream and Soda Ice Cream Sandwiches Latest Thin rOut. Tryiliem WOOD & BELL, Proprietors 'Phone Maine 1- Abstract of Title to Deeded Land. Papers prepared for filing on Govern ment Land. Blue P-iiits of Township Maps showing all vacant Lands, One Dollar Each. FRANK E. ALLEY, Architect Abstracter Plans and Estimates for all Buifd ings. Special designs for Office Fixtures Office in Marks Huildinz. 'Phone 415. ROSEBURG. OKhGU liver at Co Itay the other djy J.v-eph Andruukewenijsiez and Patina D.iwow- eick-eki& were united in marruge. What a f'olisb woman t- . han her the oiH-ra h.msc. Mr. s-tronj: wi-w-lv. J. W. Mote, is out w ith a liquid stove polish labeled "l'lOO Fluid Stove Polish," whieh sevins to le an improvement over other brand- of stove polish, as it leaves a tine luster after a little i-.lishin with a brush and is du-tlesS. 1 II. J. Kobiuett is in irom in- ram u above Petri and reM.rts his mountain i .i.-.nm.iilr for oecui.ancv. He 11 1 1 1 V r- -. . . . - - . reoorts au abundauv ! cra-s ...n tl T-... .OS- and stuck fat. He wul move Ins family np to the ranch -arly next week anl will enga-e in the s'eck busings. The famous' Wth colored Infantry, comirisin? four companies and -.m-mandedbv Maj-r Dent, a native Ure gonian, pad thron-h Roebur Tues day evening This liatallion won ever lasting fan e at San Juan Hill and after the close of the Culan campaign went to the Philippine-. They were enroiite t. the Barracks at Helena, Mont. T. A. Wood lias 'worked incessantly to ecure legislation favorable to Indian War Veterans. lie has five other bills in comn-csu to aid veterans. Thi work 1 - U Anna nm is I'XIK'CIeO I" iiiai ic u . nlace veterans under obligations to ne him their pensionbusiness, and it m to us that they can not attoru to nr..- u to any one else. See his ad. elsewhere. ttornev J. A. Buchanan is looking alter Lis interests in this matter, and d-in.-Lis business in Roseburn. fjltt. f the day in Civil lVndaiid that th- Irmt j nam,.. cn.p. loaches, prune-, apples an I l irt- "Water. Water everv ti here and not l.-t nrars are v.-rv ---l ill that vicinity. drin to drink" aat aid by the A new wa'oii roa-1 i- t-iiii projocte-t from Davs mill direct l 1'illard via Kent Gulch, forthe aceonnie-lation of ef a Samson Windmill. by the If vr.u ' haw that tired feclinji when punii'i Ml 'H.l!il in? tex tile Upper O'.alla mills ...lc al.e.u: the route. The -ui in this issue oi she Pi.vis iealer, by Oliver L. Moore. a- writ ten by that gentleman two t three years ao. and is, bv th.j-e of lit- friends - . . i who have read the manm-crip:. (o:isi l. r- j ed his masterpiece, altlemh Mr. M.Kire ' Joes not admit this claim t-i le correct, j It has been solicited for publication at this time, especially i-r th- consi.lera- tioiiof the Douglas county teacher-, now asM-inhled in this city. lr. V.. Dut!as, accompanie-1 by his family, went to Harris-bur today, where after s,-:idiii a few days visiting with r.-latives and hx-kin after'prop,-rty inter ests, tlie doctor will exten I his visit to Montana i-oints, hoping to improve hi impaired hc;!tli by a iiiMitYs jaunt in the hih iiititii.tes of that state. The d-x toriiii iiin-l u- that iM years has elapsel silo- he has taken a vacation like the -M.e now iii contemplation. We wish the doi-t.-r and his family a pleasant mid ln nelici.it vacation. J. M. K-.L tii-soii. oi Elkton. was a county -eat vi-itor Wi-.lue-dav and as usual, favori-l the PlaimiCALCR with a .len--nt Cal!. laiUiic over -oo-l ll.ltur-e-Uv his li'tlc i-ntaii-lem-iit with the Pi vimo:i i u i-v tr lin.' e .nnty bridge iiiiirov-im-iils. W- cm hut commend Mr. KoiiinsoTi i'.t his j.nMic spirit in a IvocatinB new bridges and county im- roveim-it. Lit! vve iniiiK ins ecn-ure P1 a no eril ictsiii ol (lie pre i- liiiju-t an 1 iiiitiui-ly. int-iiii.vr the .ji l ada-. nt county court II- should re iloii.e was not o o o o o o 13 o o o o o o a econd Reduction O O a O a O a o o a o a o o built in a day," New .l,i;.1.- - ar-Vim; built and old bridge- rep-aired as sced ilv as j..i--il!c at the order oi the .ie-eiit i-iit-i prisiitiT c iMnty hoarl. The li-tingtiishe 1 party recciitlyVr xiuizcl in Portland toeiij y a two weeks sojoiuu in Crater Lake Park, passed tliroMh Ko-ehur on this morning S earlv south b .mud train. Annul); the partv was Governor Gr and wife, II,,r..s.ll,an lon'ii-, II. I.. I ittocK. oi water, talk with Chun-hill fcUi The vciiti.' men in charge of the P. P ha-te rootn were in a ijuaiidary lately iii-, it i.H'ivii. for shipment for baf.igi a ladv s bicvcle with a p-air oi pant .ruar.l- attacLtvl. The Art wa-!.'t Lainte-l with S. W. P, but like the ark S. W. P. withrtnu.il the clement-. The only trouble with S. W. P.. it cov-.-r- to much and wear o loin! we cant -eil enoiuh of It. l.ir oitcii eic..u;h Churchill and Wsi'.ley "M i," said a newsraper man's son, I knew why editor cull thetr.se! ve 'we." Whv?" "So'- the man that doesn't liko the article will- think there are too many people for him to tackle. A sentimental person said at the bar ber shou the other day. "Woman i the holiday in the lif?.f man." Wherur-on Dave West retorted. "Yes, I have no; icel that after a man takes that kind 1 1 a holiday he ha t hnle all tli r-it of his life." The three, lust davs neat week, Thurs day to Saturday night August 14. 15 and 10. t'r. Ixjwc the wc:i icnown ocuio- npticion will Iks at the McClellan lin. t his is his Movent n year visit to osr. burjr. Ii sure and see him if you nerd irlasse-. Consultation free. 'Mr. T. sends his compliments to Mr. ; G.. with the reiuest that lie snoot his tin;, which is a nuisance in the neigh borhood." G. "tlive Mr. G.'s compli ment' to Mr. T., and ask him to kindly poison hi" daughter and burn up her piano." Roy McClallen who has not yet taken his summer vacation is trrowin weary and philophizes like this: We all re gret to-lay what we did yesterday. We will r.yret the day after tomorrow what we do tomorrow? Is it not th- onlv safe way to do nothing: at all? Don't buy voitr heaters, stoves or ranzes until vou pee ours. Ilnv from Music. Primary U-t!-ls F.ciding-F. Rigkr. Phy-i .k'v and Hs'ien- J. II. "r- :utt. ran.Li.ar F. Kiivr. A I IKRVoON. 1 :l"i p. m., i:t sehi-.l !,ousc. Mii-ic. Readii.f K I R.-sler. Hi-tory F Kijler. Orthcr.sphy J II Orcutt. g p. m.. the ..jr.i hou . Instrunienta! sil- "Tije l'.i.i. k-u.itl."' Mis- Ki-ie ISenedick. Recitatkiti "The liailrvad Port-r -t-.-rv, 1 1 t lara McCoy. Vo.al duett "Tell t's Merry Bird- of Spriiijt," Mis---- Perry at4d J.u-"t-. Lectur. "Ki-Ution of S-hm and Heme," Trof. Frank R:cler. Vt-c-.iIs.l.s-"Mr.vU-." Wiilnir Ro . Dr-a Wix.,11, Francis Wison. Ycncalia Fanni- Wil-oii, F.mily De ore. M.idj- Wilviii. Oak Creek Rachel P-ram h. Melrve Alice Clinkinbeard. Sadie Hatliel-1, Annie I'oiiii. Robin Conn. Albany Lura Campbell. ! Camas Valley Mr- M J L-e. liracia I ee. Wiifre-l P.r-.w n. Miilie Rr .wn. Pi P.ryan. Millwood Anna 1! Clarlt. Henry HcUrl. Winchester Verna McKay. Myrtle t'm k Olive Owen. Nu.-t II II War -Iron. Ten MikPelle .V-wLan 1. j CAPT. BEN F.lkt'-'ii Hose Mu'.'ker. Ida Robinson. m Peel I 'can C-lirau. j Olalla- Royal Gil,-. Zel.ia Byron. j SUU Nom, ' Dnim' Riddle Maxie Nich.ds Blanch Riddle.. The State Normal at Drain Atiha- F.thel Riddle. orr.s on Monday, S. pTen.'t. r th, with Dillard Anna Kent. Maude II-ward. a full faculty of pe. uil Ux:h-r. isle-vi';!- Maude Devore. rrj-ssjtiin Ch!.-rW -vnai h:-Ti't-Ttna tfV.Mti.. j r.T-i'iiia ri,,.,-j-l.-! l'..(:nyi Hr-iTit l' J p.a.-.ium I.li-I.-j Srliuu I. b'.n-l- I H-nu l tr.p iroiu K --.rr t- B.-i. s;.r!:iys. i: -I. ic-s-.l f..r :i ati rs-!urt,iur tlj-1 K'. jttuf M-.n-iay. li.y Ti- :.? on o:-.ii .-s-ia 3... (( rr. It-" rr. . rr. D. BOSWELL. Proprietor. Wi.istr Kate Thornton. Portland Prof. V. Ril-r. Monmouth Pn.f. E. D. Rehr. Physical education U-toin a part of Farm Wanted. Your.z n:au wants to lea-- a jj-I nrni-lA-J ranch "m sres for a u-rm of year. Must 1- wiihiu five-mile-, of railra-l sutk'ii. Ad-Ire- W. S., care Plairii'.eaWr. R'is.;hiir. (re. Social at nyrik Crt-tk, Bargain inWbeeLs. s Uirector, o; ii(.Oi-.-:u. exi-er.ei-.se. I "Actual h-.ii:;--s' tak-s th..- pla.? fl formal l"k-k.-eping. Y.hVith and! mathematics wi'.I In- fij-uuat orjer' land more practical la-'.-, the - ience The"YV sia! in u eavt-r llall '-n SattUiUv even-j strentl.emM : the tra-hers irainin. Li! lug. je.h. A j-vl pivrsui wi'd li,-la-. will l-e male more ellicier.t. A rendered. ::er whlh a Irivin- nail . teacher-, rev c a-- will ri !,: is :!. . ... A. t.i- 1 1.. .-.ii n .. I t.l ,n ikid r-, -l..T.-. 1 t.w'n I' A..... -t I I .v. ....! .. -. t" all. and a bun r.-o-e f.-r tl.e l.y ! t.-a.-hrr having a certain i-xi-rii-t..v, to MAY CONCERN! nil! afford lit'tch merriment. j avail thcni-elv.-s tb- l-n lit-of the - An admiio! of ten r-:.t- will b I training depart nn-ni. lir.provein.-i-.ts u : Wt- x v in stock several s-ixjnd hand i.:. ,;..i. .. - ;it .u . . i .1 - i . .1 . i . - I if l r at . f. TO WHOM IT r-:"r-hnient U-.tL wh re ; Friday, 9 a. ni.. at chv-l hou-e. Music. Primary Mcth.l- Arithmetic F Rif lr. Civil Governrnriit J 11 Or'iit. Read in; E I Rcs-ler. AlTJ.RVOON. Mu-ic. Arithmetic F Rirfler. Course of 8tu !y J II Ackermau. Mctbods-P I. Can.pWll. KVtsiN'l SL-sloy. Up. m., at opera Louse. Piano duett "The Chines Clock, Rudolf and M ud Ptteroa. S-jIo, Selecte-1, Maude Monkhau-. Recitation "Billy's Rose," Mis- Katie Fuherton. S.jlo "Sleeping ami Dreaming." Mis tie-irjr'u Jacobs. Addrcs- "Treasurers of a Trained Mind," Pre. E P Ke-sler. Solo 'Twa- but a Dream. "Mi Hazcl Perry. Addre-s Pre-.J II Orcutt. Solo "Fair Done, Fond Bone, Batty; Mi--Blanch Rid 11. Saturvlavt a. in., at s-hoid house. M tiide. Primary Method- Arithmetic F Ri.;- ler. Our Schools J H Ackermau. From Directors Point of View Messrs B W Strong, W S Britt and F W charisl an-1 cke. fresh U-riie and lerr.ona le will l-ej Rxjien iurni-hed at t.-n o-nt. Ad o-n.e and j JL'5 enjoy a piea-i.t an-1 t-- iai evening. I Bi-rtha Ri.v, Pres. : M- rta IJari-;-.-. . S.m 1 huil liiii; d-.u.!:.:-.ry wi:i Li ina-ie. . Wril-:..r ital.-iT;-. j J. II. Om-rrr. Pn-id-nt.. MLNV Kl OFFERED. A reward i-tvond Annual Erwampmcnt. irl of f o) w i.l 1 pai-I t.. any i s-r .ii who w'ii sive infor-1 i ts-r-.n or ! tnutiou or idemv, that w iil 1. ad to the . ... t i Hrrest an-1 ei.i.viction oi the i-artv or t-evvnd Annual Lucampn.ei.t of 1 mm tuiA 1t,, J dam rs, Vetr..ns, Native ?--all.l D.i:h-j tll r., ( ) roil.-r 1 l-T.jir.s to ' ers w ill U held at Olali l. Orio!i. S pt. I the iit.d.-r-:r'ii-s. Frlu J. Bt vKtl v. X 4. 5, Pit-. I , Barl-vue. fr'-e-linuer for everyKlv and Tl.w- !u isi farin Lufls r.r i,iaije property 'for -ule or exstlai will ! 9-f'.i lo-all aifl S..S tin- n,.i r-al e-tatc tiri.i on North Ja-k-n Mrvt. . j. rnnn.s&co Ke;ll F.Stat- l.N-.hl. r,r ,x. char, js-1 ior Ka-l-rn prujrrty. A!s nut;, lit lathi l.-rtfs.l. ('nii-vr a!-aavs .,n hatil. H-tiuiaten fur-nL-hol. etc. j-j, fir-st d.-tv : Mu-it-, -oi-,, -m-i sp.-a-.il evervtiav: a sran.i a-vrcati-wi -i ueia jxrts fro.rn start to rtii-h ; ahun-lance of woo-l. water and excellent camp ground- free for all; no sal.n-or -nines of dunce allow -l on the- ground-, l.rery one cordially invitl to attend an I Lav a tieia-ral p-'J time. CoMvintn-. Trespass Notice. o a Still further reductions on all summer goods Lawns and wash Goods Nansooks, Mercerized Zephyrs, Etc at a little over half their real O Trninft. We wish to clean ouu 9 all our summer goods as quick- n ly as possible. NufCed o a o a O o a o o gSelling agents for New Idea Pat- p O terns, all 10c. n n nonoo OiW' .nian, C. H. Shole-. F. II.- Fleniin.', Mis-t'osjM-r and MissClmrch Sa'ein ' Mis- Marion, of l'.rooklvn, N. . F. II. Newell, Of Washington, I). C., id W. W. Seymour, of Tacoiua, bc- les a iiilinbi-r of Portland ladles. The oiirncv from Mediord, where the party ive the train, will le by wagon, 80 miles to CraU-r Lake, ami niter travel ing through that country, will -'o to Ash land, where the Portlanderx will hoard the iiorthlsjiind train forborne. Every .let ail has been arranged by Mr. Steel, that it is know n exactly w here camp will le made every nijiht. Messrs Buick and Jaek-on, soliciting iiiimittec at'ixiintel bv the Board of Trade to ofocure a fund to be used in issuing 100,000 Douglas county painph b t-, siient Tuesday at Oakland and re ccived much eneuurainont from the enterprisiioi and imblic spirito J citizens of that progressive and substantial little city. In their brief canvas of that town 100 wa- pledged by its business jieople and the subscription paper was lclt in the hands of Hon. A. Brown, who will no doubt lie able to increase the amount several dollars. If otlier Potights coun tv towns w ill do as well as Oakland line pamphlet will soon lie in press M-itiu-a forth in a striiiirht-forward and concise manlier the vast resources and many oi'portnnties for proll tabic Invest ment here in Ilonhiscoiinty. Roscburg propo-e to raise as much money for this purpn-c, as all of tlm otitsj.l,.. places snl'iH-rib , combined, l .r... t.nv.-r- im.l wt l(iw r.rices. aw I mnfcs now n wav. All I Woolley. kinds airtight and bos heaters. Will trt.i.oo-. show the largest ever shown in Rose-1 nouie Influeiice F Riler. ,Jlir-- i"-e is luce. iwr Relations of Teachers. Iirec- It has in.-t Iteen learned why I lmerltoM nmi patrons (Jeneral I'iscussion WimU-rly wa- working eo vigorou-ly lor y f chool otlicers pre-ent. the l.M-atioit of the steam laamlry in Ins I School IvvJ H Ackermau. part of tow n. He will now need hut one I ,;ooj Advice Pres. E I Rcsslcr and hirt, which on pug home he will j j y, Campbell. Notice for Publication. Cn'.:--1 St-.i Ijtni (lltk-r &aebur(, Oreyoa, Jano J. N.l:i- u herbT i;ti that In romi li3e with th I -.vtMor.i ol tt l, t ul iuirr- ct Jur.r?, !:S.n'.'.tlsl "AO .-t tor the tl nt tlmbrr Uott in Ih. Sti'afi.-t I'l'.aeint r-?fo St1 r.a whi:it -n lrn:oiv." t j'na 1 to :i tft public UaJ itf by -t ol A Jjurt MRS II AKIAil It r u.i.'ai, l Biirlmrlen. couDtl ol Skiit, S:!e ol WiU- Initior. Iim tLU.Uv filf-i in itil oft..v U-norn tiu-ment So I lor the areh-e ol the low 1.2. 5airtb.lMct.onl. tp 31.-.. K. s vre-i nl wii'ioOr tro.f iohu- tni:TDcinaoii(ni in iuor ri'.u.We lor it llm--r or tonr thin for rirultur.l mrpoM. n-i io riiDu-n dii cltlm tfor lb Keiintrr tU'l Kns-tTtr ot this oltirc of KoMbur(,Orfuo. ou Tue.ly ibe 21st Jv ol OctoVr. I-..'. she rmn.vtM witucMea: rbomr- limnifT, jonn B Siiannon, Mi-i fior M aiiunn ol nurunf ton.Wt.Si .Frank klncart, Oaklaji.l. Own. Auv au l .11 v-creoin claimiuff a lv, rx-ljr ib above JecrtlHl lanJa an: r-iUctoJ to file tht-lr clatun In thii office on or U-foru mUI iln day oi Octolr lwi. A4p J. T. BHa--t, K0fvu-r. All person- are in reby Wirncl not to ; tn-spa.-. hant. rish or caiiip on the land of tht Curry Lstate. Purs-.tisdoin . will Vie pro-ccutfrl W the fall t-xtent ! of tine law. F.st-te of Ni CrRKT, (Mtf. ; RivensLUe Farm. Yoncalla Real Estate TIMBER nd LOAN BROKER ..FIRF. .NIt UFK 'NSl'RA.:;cF. . Timber UoU locavted aaJ for sa'.c i-oj bar- Oina in farm prapertr. v. A. P. APPLEUATE, VOSCALLA. OftK., sub i m Iron -r-:; Clad Sf RUSHFORD Wagons Fuiij- Warranted Hacks and . Busies OAKLsND ORE J. M. Weatherbv T. A. Curv 1. L. MartiQ leave at the laundrv for a "shina" and secure the garment "as good as now' on his return up town, Eeonomiae if you would get l ifha he says. we have the irices. MX For chairs and rockers. line. All kinds and all pi funi v hiirh back brace!arm chairs for fd. Colifpr Rot:kers larire only I'J. Ladie scwine rocker f 1. ami up. Kawinue seat chairs onlv ."Si vnts each at Rice and Rice. rvrxiNo slssion. 8 p. m., at opera house, Piano duett' 'Oallop Brilliant," The MiMse- Ileard. Keeitation Selected, Ray Henderson, Solo 'The Tale of the Rumble Ree,' Miss Hazel Perry. Address J II Ackermau. Solo "When the Robin- Ruild Again," Mr. 0. W. Short. Address Pres. P. L. Campbell. Teachers in' attendance. Oakland Bessie Powell, Maud Monk- Douglas county poultry raises will please take notice. An Illinois jade has decided that a man's wife is en titled to the money pRitl for eggs laiJ haus, Carrie and Ldna Adams, Alice JJJ;; u lUrlian. Larkitis, Knuna Heiftine, Theresa Por- Ai -'J - I ... ti.. ii. wi,ai.i,- r,.,.; Baro. Seynimir Qtiant. Jessie Taylor, fair this fall will be the llissonn j"rCvl Goff, Mrs. RusMl, Magiiie Bishop, GiantoHH, standings feet 4 inches inlLUen Prior, Margaret Howard, Zojher her stocking fnof. Beintr direct from A nee, Prof, J. II. Cochran RQiehurgr-rMUlic Simtti, ., .. L';n- nou, Clavte Burrow, Geo. A. Crane Notice for Publication. t'liiu-I S:au- I an. ualov Hoavbuni, 0,1470a, Jauc , Ue. Nottcalt ktreby gtenihat In fomrHanc With be proTKUm of the a. t of Coiifre-i ol June H, ):,entila "An art lor the aale of timber tanfla In the Mateof '!l!oTnia,lirfo NeTi.la .and W a-httif ton lerrlu-ry," aae jteiid e.t to a'.l tbe public laud atatei b; act ol AuHet , li MB FLORA M KUAKN'OX ,f nur'.inaton. r.WDtv ot ska.'lt. ktato of W a-Ji- tOKton haa Ihtnlav iilei I" tblaoiBce hrraworn stateraoi.t No i.-'a for the ptirnlnw!.' ol U10 lot ;. s. U airt 12 aectlon 1. tpSlsi.. Rainre 8 west and w 11! offer proof loabo that tbe lamltoiifht la mote valuable for lt ttrnbsr or Hone Uwn for aaricultural pitrp.n, an-1 10 eatabliah hla claim before the Kf fi-ti-r and Receiver of this etlice ol Roeeburf .Oreion.. nn Tutmlav the:iatIvolOctotr, Wf. She nainca a wiliM-a: Mrs Charlotte K Hanley. r llanlev. John B Shannon of DurHtit u -ti Prank Kinrart of Oakland. Oh .mil. Ant and all peta-ma chiming "aaTeraely ihe w iloarnbt'd lamia an! rr.iue-at.! to tile their claiint In thii odice on or bufore Mid JUt lr oi laoi. J. T. BItlDoKd, Rvaiter Roseburg Real Estate Co. r.mu aud Timber Laud Bought aud Sold Taxes Paid for Xou-Resideuts. Timber Hstimates a Specialty. ty with us. j jt List your proper- It Plays on Your Nerves hil j..u aiv playinji .n 114 piauo that won't ko'p in tnne and that's lack im in .piulity ..f Minnd. Stu-li an instru ment i UirtuiN' itit';i-l ( trv.iMirv. (,'ct tlwlx-t. U'm the cheaiwst in the ond. Rny ; Kiiiburr piaini. IVrnvt in eon strueiioii. in toiu-b and ton.-. Tho ln-y-t ma-h- ior th- nioiu-y. KvNlin -tv low prui-d too. Cah or int:tlhn.Mit-. Write for vt..loi;no. W. A. BURR & CO. Missouii she will have to be shown! Don't fail to see her. Notice for Publication. ViilteJ Htalw land OibVe. Bo-etmr. ttn-iju. Juno is. urn.'. Notlie 1 hereby given thai In compliance with the provl-loiia of the art of 1'ongre.a ol JuneS ls.S, entitled "An aft lor the aale ol Letter List. Remaining uncalled for at the Rose bnrsr iioftoftiee. Pt-rsons calling for these letters will please state tlie date on which they are advertised. An 4 19(12 : Ferris, (ieo W Xickols, S F Haiter, W S Rogers, Mrs Ida M Nolson, Kt-i-tian Smith, J V The letters will be charged for at tlie jits rt one eent each. Wm. a. rjATcn, r r, Itmt-er lamia In the stateaoi aiiiotuia."riron v.r-i anrlWa-hlueton 1 errttorv." eaeitetid- : . . 7w ..ii. v.. - Bessie Wilson, Nellie Rartlett, Condaee X?w?" P " n.r,.. r. VU-. t T.iftoe W,iv Ifoii.l.-rann. I OBu. IMSt, 1 " ' ' I n...n..i..n in v f SLatrlr. 1aitrt fit at All Ul llll'iuj""i ' ' - J ---- - . Maymo Dixon, Mr, C. L. Uiitkh. , t. ingto-h thixOnv ilusi tu thtvoitk'G ktiorn t SitPtt-firt Mr Irthn II imlin MiUldo ftr tim nt No .'f.tr the puivbftM) of t.i j htenart. .mw. joiiu jkuiuiu, ,ot:tU)n No u tonuiiiip.i .uth, rs ut W t s- Ivtt . T ? . I . H . . K VaI Hargrove, i.cuo nanais, x.iia i isiier, F.lizabeth Parrott, Fred Bonfbrase. Praln Mr and Mrs, () C Urown.Mary Hefty, Ethel Putnam, Lura J lefty, Fan nie Colvin, Wm Sneed, Pres. Orev.tt. Wilbur Mamie Ellison. Ella Koad. man. Emma Acer, AdJle Ellison. J E Beeson'. Rwcliwiir-.l 1 Hybbs, Eirw Willis, ndwlll offer proof to -how that the land eonfh. more VBlUaDie ior n- UIHUf. or -nnm imn or arli iiltiiral piir)K..-e, and to eatablish hi claln, 1-efore Ihe Helter and Hti-eiver of thii Ofilre ol Koeiiir,urgou, v onTnehUy tbe Slat day of October. V natura aa witni-aaea- lln.mat Manlt-v. John f K Hlinnnwu, Mr Klura M Shannon of Hurling ton. W ti , Krank Klu. art. Oakland. rrifoii. auj Slid all por-ona t-lalmtUK advot lj lhev above .lic.rih.M laiuta are rtsiuvatitl to llio avit V" f-l , plalma III llitaofll.vonorhei ireaald .'ltiUyof A l'rOallOC liOUJint Ai nsi.-ntr, VO 0mO "VjONOSOSOSOSO VOVOSOVO VONO-bOSONO vovovo The largest stock of 20th Century Goods in the town Q 0 : FISHER& BELLOWS CO I Dry Goods. Fancy Goods. Notions Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes 5 Hats and Caps Groccrics Provisions 'Phone 721 WWW
