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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 18, 1902)
I r I J Si V I i 8 g V o j a a ) o r a DON'T OVER LOOK THIS-s K While you are out shopping don't think about buying before you 0 call and see our line of Spring and Summer Dress Goods as they 0 are the most complete and up-to-date line in the city. Our line of ash Silks, mercerized Gingham, Dimities and colored Lawns can't be beat in price and quality. Our Reay-to-Wear Waist In this line we excel all ethers as our line in the most complete line in the city. White Waists from 50 cents and upwards. Millinery Here is the line we can wve you money in. Walkinc Hats and street haie. Ail elegant Sailor tor 50 cents. Ladies Shoes Our Imperial Shoes for ladies will compeK" with any f 3.50 shoe in the city in the way o wear and beaut v. Shirts Gentlemen, our line of Oolf and Taney Shirts are the latest and most complete line in the citv. Clothing The celebrated lavid A.ller !t Son's line of (.Motliinj; is known far and near and that is the line we carry. The prices are rijiht and the lit is iKTl'ect and ii yon will step in we will surely convince yon that we can save you mon ey if buying of uj. Neck Wear Here is where we shine. We have the swell est and most complete line in Southern 'rc '.in, and lor the newest :uid latest tiling out don't over I U u- a- we have them in the line of neckwear. Gentlemen's Shoes The celebrated W. 1.. iMi-his Sh,.,- uhich we are sole agents for. -peaks i..r itseii. it vi.n wiil uive them a 'rial. We hi ve them in i 'xf..r Is, hiirh cut", ali" in tan- and ox-H,..l coioi. M. F. I! ice and II. P. O raves have re turned from their outinu. W. C. T. l will hold m call lueetitii-'at rr. Fisher's residence Thursday AU. 21 -?t at S o'clock. W. lllodgett and wile, of Philadelphia, are eniovintr a pleasant visit w ith the A Pretty Wedding. The place to get these geods is at the People's Store. ;t!i II.. I. ABRAHAH Proprietor The People's Store CANNON'S Book and Stationery Store v:w BOOK. Audrr .'' J."i '-(. Dorolliv Vernon ' '.-'- ' Tlie laeroal VUy .''.-' '- ivoroiliy souti- J':v Heads cu ran . The TI.I- IIIiMifrlia)ilf -'.. Tle Catller-i Truth Dexter -Vcc-i.: The Potter and the Clay-JVf. A Maid of veulce- an: rrf tiratistarU V. r---'-'. rh. portion of I.atMr II ii. The Kullnic Panion-i'u T0 Ctrcumstaucen-.'W-V'l God Wills It An. Vncle Terry -V "" To Have and to Hold-if The Sign of the Prophet-.Vai!or Elanore Connt Hannibal-M'cy.a Tarry. Thon, Till Come -(. In the Palace of the KIiik-'h!'')'' The Helmet ot savarre-i.i-t'r ! Alice of Old Vlncennen V- And Hundreds ot Other -We have Them All Selling: Price. Si 5 I By nail. - . i..5 We rent all the lte book nt 5C per week CANNON'S Rook and Stationery Store BE YOUR OWN JUDGE OF WHAT YOU BUY All irp is that you trv our PURE CANDIES IceCream and Soda Ice Cream Sandwiches Latest Thing Out. Try ihem WOOD & BELL, Proprietors rh"'je Maine is:!. iitiu- friends in -J . Mr: . n Portland. jX VJI IwOCai lniCrCbl. Miss Lena I'.iu-.-it.nf Oakland, ism it I Koschur-; t" lay. Snjiervisor S. C. l'.avtrnm i spon.lins: a few days ..n the l-'.-rel lVsiwin Klamath county, ivini: in-trn.-ti.-ii! to -i-n.o ot hi ran-jers. i , i l'.nv M-i... ! Mi..n- : im.ks when In- m-ar 1 lin shje. Lt is proper shape at hi iua'er W'allc ocr r..p. i ; i .lite at finite Shoe Store, j The ri.Aixrr.ALER acknowledge" i ith j thanks the receipt "f -onv. tine weJdiD-: ' cake from Mr. and Mrs. John Barker, tendered to in through the kindness ,t Mis-- Clara Lhllard. L. E. Hamilton and wife, and Mr. L. E. Main left today noon hr Gardiner when Mr. Blaiu and Mrg. Hamilton Mrs. Thomas ratter.n. i- vi-itiu-j relative.- in Portland. 1.1 Kiddle. 1 hi-ld'..'. na- a i I'.siiie--1 i-alW at this ,,iVi.-e t- day. .1. A. 1"V '- ' 1 1'il.ard. a in K.--l.iir.Mi hr.-inos- Saturday. Mr. .1. ' . I 1 'r- . i u.; i:. K. -.-lini; w.h l.i- i-.ii- t.X-. Mr. i Mi. J. H. Shot:. i r 1 . I 111 A. M.'i.'t- M I. Mir., : are w ith will take np timlier e.ainis . Friday . ti.i- i-it Abstract of Title to Deeded Land. Papers prepare', for filing on Govern ment Land. Eiue P-ts of Township Maps showing all vacant Land?, One Dollar Each. E. ALLEY, Architect Abstracter Plans and Estimates for all Build ings. Special designs for Office Fixtures OSce in Marks I.uildinz. 'Phone 415. TiO?EliL KG. OKttjU.' j Albany Demo-rat. M . Buttcrtield an indn-trious fanur of Cleveland, brought u a tine load "t i w.h-1 .n gwbscription SatvtiJay. It there is anything more thankfully re ;,iv.'d on u--ription than ra-h it is , St. " -s kI. It hx.ks like our neiirhbor miht le ijrivt-n the unpleasant task of provinjr it i all.-pni-.n that Pres. Kes-sler quoted re ' aU-l'.v in his recent address in this e-ty with..ut giving due cie-Jit in other words was guilty of plagiarism. ll..r-e- from Oregon, Washing'.-.n. Idaho, Fritish (.'olnn.l.ia. California. Utah. tViorad". Montana and Canada are enteral to raoe at tlie tate Fair thu fall and it will be th greatest racine vI:t on Hie riri-u.L. Our hi"' are ade of the Mronirest but ..ftei-t leather, has etyle and eom f..rt. in fatt. n weak points anywhere, and Kv tiiose who wear them they pro noui.ee tliem a faultless f!v t-t faultlesr tit. Atk for Q'trea tiuality i.-e at Flints. ItaTuitv 1 list riet Attorney Harris, ot Eugene. sp nt Friday and Saturday in Uo-eburs: hH.ki-i-: after bu-in.. matter-. Attorney Harris i one of l.-cif t-oiinty t representative ami is a piomineni i.. didatefor?leaker of the h -use f. r the next legislative session. Misf Minnie BU went to Portland. Sundav, to attend tne tan nnu... owning?. ad Put in f,ne 't,x'k "l UU rnillinerv. fhe vias aecompaine-l by ,er mother, who will enjoy a pleasant ... -f-,. c..l,A.iwiti r visit with lier aunr, ' , uho reside-at St Helens- MissM.n.ta Bell is enjoni.i? a visit w ith home t-..k t Elkton. ti . idlv inrreasinu' bii-ine-s in our Job printing 'dei-artnu-nt renders it nec essary to increase the Plain i.km.kk s mechanical force and thi- want til be supplied FeptetnWr 1st mien Strange, of Cotpiille, w ill accept a V-i-lion ia this department under our pres. at very efficient foreman, T. - l uH.. This will give the Flaindkai.kk a l-n-e ,.-.n emnloves. which guarant.,s anv natron-- prompt and etli. ieut , ,.., ,1 tv H.'l.-- in-l. y A' F.-te- Ar.fiireit; . i" Ki-v .1. h ,i i. at The Mis-es l'..: a ar are vi-iling the !.i::.:!v at I'alap .ia. Mr--. T. v i it-r ;i! I vis-tin.- at the Ma!.- t'rok j Mr. T. .1. v'rit.-r. i Mis- Ma-id l..T.!i. ;.-:t j i;.-j's !...-.:! ior a U" week i r-!ativ.- near Mklat.d. I Mi-- Frar.'kie II .-.-e'.i j left thi- iii'-rninj f-r P..i t an t ..th.-r va.ley . r.i. s. M Ki:a.:. In Cai.ia- va'. Vr2. J. A. I-VheU and Sara C. P.. Ki. s ..jr.ciatir. Mi Ett.i I'.-:-.t .:i. - t I'. t has tK-en vi-ithv Mr-. F. II '. returned home Saturday. V. C. T. I'. :il hold a i in the t'hri-ti.m t"!:i:r. ii A'V. h'tl p. ia. A lu:i--i .n !o ei:.:-. 11. .1. Wii-o'i. the le.u i-tate n i-i."-: r.-farne.l ho;::L troiu a be.-;-,.--- -,:-'.t t Eucene and Foitland lay evening ti. R.Chi: land wife, ai.d Mr Cl sister. Mrs. A. F. M.-rri-.n . f San 1 r.i CISCO left Suti.i.iy tor ,r.it. r l-il Ashland. Dr. I.fwe and w ife. h-:t ti.is iiu'n.inf for Eugene, the Dr. iin . aii.-l le.-me on business, rs he a- n -t ah'.e to til! his entire time here, he exp-. tt to re turn soon. Mrs. J. VV. Berry wii" has K en i-.t- ing her sister Mrs. w . W . aruweti t this eity, returned t" her h..ii.e at saleiu Saturday nu-rning. The tir-t ar l'-a 1 ot t. rants I'aes u.iteriiiel.-ii- for the ee.i-.-n a- si b-tr-.u-W.-l at this place th:- m.-riiiLg. ii!v a -ireus would have dra n a lar-r i t'.d "f yonn; hoetu. J. A. 'I rie.-e, representing J'atran .v Co. I Sa:i-one St Sa:i Franeisc nisuu i.i.K.rs r'lHi-rs. stamps, t-teneil". etc.. i- para lii.; our -tr-t-t witii his uni.j atti-tic ear. ii- mm youror.ier- mean-. Mr I r - will triptoCoo- pay Portland. former's father and brother, in this city, T. 1.. and E. E. Blodgett. Mabkikil At the residence of liev. .1. A. Townsend of this city, Saturday Au;. Jti, D. 11. Bcment and htta lattroi. Kev. .). A Townsend olliciating. Hon. Willis Kramer and Mr. John sun, the promoter of the big Myrtle Creek saw mill enterprise, are trans acting business in Koseburg today. .las. Iniuau of Looking Gins, wu transacting biisineHs in town today and favored us with a plensant tall. A wagon load of g'l oak wood extended his subscription to February 1, r.HJ.h Capt. F. B. Hamlin, Trot'. J- H. Cockran. Prof. Zopht-r A gee and Uou. A. C. Marxters and son I.yle, will leave tomorrow for Kratur Lake for a months outing. ".. I.. Ba-hford, will t-Urt his tlour mill on Pine street oposite the depot for it lirt run tomorrow morning. He is now using eleetrict j-ower which i mtp plie-1 by the Koseburg Water A Eight Co. Frank Gorrell. who l.-t his team and w as so severly injured recently by the collapse of the Millwood bridge, we are pleased t'.h-arn is able to le about again and is now rapi.llv improving from his severe injuries. Dr. W. M. onmek, and ttmily eon listing of four rliildrcn arrived in Kose- bnrs Saturday from Indian Territory w ith a ieu to hking over the country i.repavr.toty to seeking an Oregon home. The doctor may de.-i.le to h"'at here eriuaueiitly. 1 lie Bel is.-. r-tieor.i .Iiuenile Special- C... ::id f'.:.-s l'.i.-l. inderful children intr.-hiehig t he sin.ilh-'l I'rurr. M.ii .j in the wi.rl I. wi.l pl.iv Ki-seburi! Theater. Ami. I'-'-th or l''Uh I.ate-t e..n s-'iig", buck and wing dat. ing at.d n.any ititercstiiirf f iMvultic. T. .1. tiri-gory. of Portland, arrived on la-t evening's h-cal. and is ttlr the guest of his e?n. Conductor M.xr Greg orvofthis city. Mr. Gregory is on his u.-.v to the . -nhern i art c-f this-'tate en bn.--.ne-.s. an l on his return hotnc he will U- a--eon:pani.-d by his m Moore, who w ill visit i:i Portland for a short time. MkKKtEH. At the r si lence of Rich ard Hitrinan in West Koebur;. Satnr- -lav Aug. b. Hubert right an1 F'sie Kitman. Kev. A. S. Mulligan o!li chiting. The bride 's one of Boseburg's m.-t es-timab'.e lelie's and the groom is a son of Hon. John W.Wright of North r.osehurg. and is at pnesent an employee of the S. P. Co. Ti.e W. C. T. I'.cla of contestant tor t!.e silver Uietal. ho win speaK in Mr. Jwhn Baiker and Mi-i Althea . cile Cox were united in marriage at Wil- bur, in the M. E. church on Thursday, the lth day of August, 1902, by Rev. A. S. Mulligan, of Roseburg and Kev. C. M. Keese of Wilbur. The church was tastilv decorated with potted plants, mountain ash and clematis. The bride's dressvau of white silk organdie trimmed with nithinys of the same, and white sa tin ribbon. She carried a boiiUet of white carnations. The groom wore a uit of conventional black. The l.ri.leHinaiJb wre Miises Vida Mathews and Vernie McKay. They wore white and carried bo-piets of octan vpray. The best men were Prof. Zopher Agee and W. D. Wil liamo. Miss Hazel Perry oi Koseburg, played tho wetlding march. After tho impressive ceremony, the bridal Iarty, immediate relatives, and filende, repaired to the home of Mr. and Mm. O. W. Short, where they pur took of a sumptuous dinner. A nuui- ler of beautiful present were re.-eived a follows: Mist) MyrtU Larr.b, silk -ufa cuihion ; ! Mr. and Mrs. Henry Booth, gold harry Ioon ; JUies Aellie llson, go'd coflee spon; Mis Yida Mathew. battenburg center peice; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Craw ford, Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Hamlin, silver and glass cracker jars : Mr. and Mrs. Wm Looinis, silver butter knife; Mr and Mrs. G. W. Short, oil painting; Ht. and Mrs. M. H. Ox, San Francisco, lablecover, sof cushion and doilies; Mr. and Mrs. J. F. M.Kay, 12 napkins: Miss Vernie McKay, silver berry spoon Mr. Mattie, Beede. Japanese tea jar : Mr. and. Mrs. P. Hart, Persian rog and bedspread; Hugh Ellison, ice pitcher; XIr. and Mr. D. Reed, silver tooth pick holder; Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Chapman, china sugar bow! ; Miss Frar.kie Dim : mick. set silver coftee spnons ; Mr. ani Mr. N. IRaut, jr., silver si!gr shell; Mr. and Mrs. A. .1. t'hapm.n.. . hiT.j i fruit diih ; ilr. unJ Mrs.ti. W. Grubb. ' OVOVO'iO'iOVO''.O'i 0s'CVCVOVOVOV'. 0,-.rOCV"VVOS Slaughter SalePrices Talk Ladies' Shoes S3.00, $2.50 and $2.00 values now going for ONE DOLLAR For further Information SEE OUR WINDOW Towels i 50c values now - - :oc vames now - -! 40c values now - 35 & 30c values now 25 values now - - $ If you're skeptical if 43c 36c 33c 25c 19c SEE OUR WINDOW 4 The Big Store JOSEPHSONS The Big Store Nlail Ordeis Promptly Filled. Everything guaranteed as represented or money back 0'OmOmmO,0mOOO'0 sO0sOrO'rC.0-cO0'.0 0'.C.CrCs,K-tK'.rCVOVCVCVO w:.i g- via ic and ; by all make a Hying md return, thence to 20a (p) tne ! LTi..,.t j ,l..,!..v tr ar.l U.s C . Count-, cake dish ; Miss Bertha Eatnb. lii.ea table corer : Miss t'lara Di'.lard. sihor berry pn ; Mr. and Mn. W. L. Cobb, china salad dish ; Mrs. Alma I 'ox, china fruit t'late: Mr. and Mrs. y. Diilar-1. china eiacker jar : W. D. Wii liair., silver butter knif --. Mrs. L. R. RulU. tw o linen tow e'.s -. Mr. mid Mri. T.J. Williams, t silver lea-(- r. : Mr. nd Mr. V. .. Hill, tw., . hr -mos; Mn. J. M. DillarJ. set ..i .-.;ver siuvenir i s.ns nd china sp...n tray; Dan fox. china cake plate: Mr. sn 1 Mrs. IK.-ket. ..i tir.ir.ts I's. silver pickle f. rk : Revs. A. S Mulligan atid C. M. Reece. b. klet. A irr.st. Death of .Mrs. Sol Mark. The sad intelligence ot the death ' Mr. Sol Mark m the home ..f her daughter Mrs. Henry Reinhart in Port- Chri-tian Church Tnes-lav evening. 1 land at 0 o clock Satur lay evening. Acg. .' , . i 1- lV- . .l .1 U. ,..V,.,, k. in I. ii- to IMlard" elne-iay nigr.i i-"---. iv... i. ;-"". . and v.-cite. holding a eente-t. On Frs- j morning. it apj-eare tw: sue was lav niiht the same tlas will hold a j "triikcn with puralysit recently and - -..ntesT in tin- French Settlement School i in? ell advancl in year. having ! house. I. e cream and cake will 1 ! three acore. -a.-eunil-Ml pea.-efully !ro:r. -erv.-l at ti.e Frem h Settlt-ment hm-e.. thi afllictiou. It ill s reu.tmbered .1. P.. Stilts, wife and five dughters, j that her l.u-bajid. Vm.1 Marks da-d &: left Sat urd.-.v J. r Alva, Oklahotna. Mr. j Portland early last spring. Matvh 2nd. .;i,. i i'...t, ..r. .o...,! in t),a furr.itife. I Two Kins. Martin and Hermann aul har.lw are and -.-.n-l hand store busine j threi daughter, -nnive her. Ail r.sid. herewith hi brother-in-law, F.. E. j in Portland fseept Heraiann, w ho eon-r.!.-!irett. Mr. Stilts and his , stlrnable I duets a Ut& rnerchantile bnsim -s in taiuilv load nany Mends Juritij: their ! K.-v-bur. and who was at his mother's v.-ar and a h.i: at'av in thL- citv. j bedside at the tin.a of her death. Mr ' Fred J. Bmkelv returnel home from j T (i WA ir'tri;' -1 B1".1 l.-csine- ,i,it to'licM Hill thi- rnornin- .-1 of .r.any noble on.ar..r -f.n-, , ... , .. ,.., br.U-s. She was held in hi;h estn m by nni-rt' i.r i-iu h"'' ' r"- " ' I ftl.e i-fina ruction work on tf.e g P.ojue river dnm at that place in which j he is eonsiderat.lv intert :ted financially, i Hr rei.rts work propre'sinj very sat a-j fa. t. rally and that the dam when coin-j Probate Orders. pleted w ill le 416 feet in length, 82 fret j broad at the liotTOin and 20 to 23 feet j Ust will wad testament !n tmiubth. It will furnish immense Hardnrr Brown, deceased. I w er. Hon C'0l Tom's Cabin" Coming. Smith.- Dandruff Pomade. YoHCalLl Real Estate Tiiele Tutu's Cabin," ti.e only i '.ay that i ider.tilie 1 w ith An.erican hisWy, whic4 iset.e vf the IliC-t 1-eaCtiful pla in the Kr.Iish laiiua-e, which lw.ys interest all cla-ses of re..r-Je. wi'.I be a neici-tr.e visitor in Hose:. nrg, Saturday, : Au. 2.'i, for one niht only. I: en- ( duml forty year, and every year butj eres to all greatly to its wreath of, l--.p'ilarity. Warn n A Day's jreat rria:nir..-th Nt Y rk 'Tnc'e Tom's j Cabin" o.u.pany i the bift;est. briftht- e-t and lsst of all the "I'n. le Tom c-.nipar.i' s on the road. Five great acts; : tweuty-eipht icalistic scenes, cuhcinat-; in? in twelve impressive tableaux and a sulrb. awe-inspiring trar.sforrj.ation StliC. , i -i . . ... . i . ' will N i:en at noon on atur tay next. The performance takes plic in a hug tint whieh willls erecte-1 on JackT-n str.-et. '-n the corner above opera house. s;-j" iu h'.n? . aij. up--n tne liea!i ii thnv to six rrinoves b!1 dan-iri.? and will top falling hair. Prh-eoOc, For ale by Mar-ters Dr!2 Co. Mltf. $ioo Reward Sioo. la wide circle of frien-ts who sm.-ert-ly mourn their sad 1- ss. The funern! will !? conducted in Portland Tues-Iay. erviee. n o o E3 O E3 O E3 O o o o o o a o o u a o o a o LAST CALL FOR Summer Bargains All wash fabrics that for merly sold for 20 and 25c have been reduced to TEfi CENTS Just received, a new line of Ladies' Walking Hats, at 75c. and $1.50 If vou are not buying goods a from us we are both loosing n r,nRv. and we ought to be 0 able to get together for our g mutual benefit. Horace M Kio'.'-v. the well known titnU-r i-ruiM-r. h.i- -U--.1 ?lesrs. I.y.l aniKiiiln-rt. Vi-...n-i'i capitalist.-. a-k-in? that a hah in'en-t- in 4,11 acre" of timlier land be .) .-!.- I o. him under an agreement whi. li t!..-y .impute, he is to pay half -.f the j.iircha-e price of f per acre. The pr.-seut price is -ivvn as f 15 sin a. -re. I" 1 l'.-n ir. well klK. Wil 111 till-. Section e . -ii ti.- r.lill.'lid. but now .! I. I, Tt ..., ..f ,L-,.-n in t.n I .e . i . i. i. "... l.iir-. ea'iie in la-t week l-.r r. short ... I ,. . ..... i- I. ill. ri.lilia lUlHI. .11,1.1.1 lit"! i... -.... p. a I,, rs.- in Mar-hti.-ld, I and fra'-tured his arm llil'l.e with a pleas M.iiidav. C.-pJill ,Ia-. II. K"iins In-ell a student a br i:. Binder Hermann, commissioner if the peneral land office, went to (Vk- hind this morning to spend the day, the L-uest of hi mane old friends in that i- - . ... progressive little city. Many rf Oak lands prominent busine" men and pinneer citizen" were closely identl!el with the v.pbuildios of the country in the palmy day" when Mr. Hermann, then a vrmu; man. was a permanent r.-.-idenl of the tvnnty. and w as direct inu his energy in the same coininon cause: he ls-in numbered among the in. .si influential and active workers in the eountrv a developeroent and ad vancement for many years, as lie has or the entire state, sine that time. .t Henry .is admit- te.1 to probate Bertha M. Wilsin was appointe-1 admx. of the estate of Calvin (i. AVj'.sr.n, deceased, s.-.id estate being of the pioba ble value of f2,6fl- The last w ill anJ testament of Henry tiardner Brown, deceased, has been fil-l in tha IVughis evunty court for probate, by J. Jt. Robinson, A. B. 1 lame" and J . i. I.you-, original witness of the instrument. The estimated value of the estate f 10,000, all bequeathed pro portionately to his son, Samuel H, Brown, and diughters, Haiti.- S. and Mattie K. A.lkinson, Helen K. New man arfl Carrie 11. Damon. Samuel H. Brown is nominateil for executor with out bonds. Ti.e reader-- f this Twper w:ii l ( lea-eil to Varc that then- i at lea-t ecv drad-l diseai-e tlit "itac hjs t-et-n ub'.r to curr in all its st-e. and that Ls Catirrh. Hal'." Catarrh Cire ia the onlv i-.e;;ie cure known 1o the iLvdical fraUrr.:t. ' i'rrh tinj a i.i.r.t;ta ti. r.al .!--eae. riuir-s a ci-ntit.itional treatment. Hali'si'atanh i'c.rv is taken internally. act.t. direetly upn the blod and iniicv-u" surfaces ..f the vstem ' i tl.erei'v .'.i-stn-yir.g tie f.-umlaikii f the disease, and p;viri: the jMtient strei.gth by building us the tonstitutlon and u-"istir.g natnre in doing it" work. The proprietors have s-i murh faith in its curative p- wers. that they --fTer fne II :n lre.1 Dollars f' T any rf that if ?a;l to cure. Send for list of ti-timoni-a!-. Address K. J. ( hkh aCo., Toledo. 0. Sold by Druggist". 75c. Halls i amilv Pills are the tet. Oregon's . Blue Ribbon State Fair. Salem Sept. 15th to 20th. 1902 Ton are invited to attend and see the greatest industrial exr-o-itii-.n and livestock show f-ver held on tha Pacific Coiit. (ic-l racir.g avery afterr.con. Car.p 2roniv! fre. Corr.e and l-rinj; your families. p.r ar,r inforrr.a-ti.-a w rac M D. WISDOM. Scc'y. ill t r . TIMBER and LOAN BROKER ..FIP.F. AND LIFE JNSUP.ASCE.. Timijer UaJ loetUil ani lor sale. Good br flui :a lira prm-r.T. A. P. APPLEQATE, YONC aLLA. ORE N. A. FOSTER cS: CO., GOVERNilEXT LANDS Of every -i-serivi..-.n. er-.il La r. 1 -. t 're.n. M:nr.esiia. rjiS: OAKLAND, OREGON Farrr.i and Mia W'ashitton and 1! n in Iron Glad a RUSHFORD 4 Wagons Fully Warranted Hacks and Buggies L- . r M I .OAKLAND, ORE B05VVELL SPRINGS HOTEL Douglas County Oregon.' r.r- -; r. T..T:.nwn-tl y :r. trs liac F'"-- Ij it. -1 .. n. u: :.- r.i if;.- Kiilr.-!. - sh: P. -.i:i-.' ri. ..--. 7i'' ii K- M .;rc i "TiiijinT.T f.;-r, i.-r tx.e . . K:.r" s. Trs-.n p in ! :h h'-o-l. ;Tt-a:.-. Fr i;.a F-z :-.- t . r..r!ti 1. Jl .i !--:-. t.n-rU:a Tt:ts. sa . , f-r i-i -rv ii., iir!ula ONE GALLON OF THESE WATERS CONTAINS : Real Estate Transfers. Atb-rnev Louis Pardee has just w thrown i-.ff I p,.rcjias,Hl another blork in Riversid lb- !;.v.r.-.l our addition to Rosx-burir. inakini? a total of nt c:io while iii t"n clot, which he has. purchased in that J. T.Cooper et nx, to Jas. t. onner,- , l.tiU-t in. nnrtoftown. He savs he is assured of ek. of two certain lot" in blocks 12, Wil- l:..s.-br.r-.-. who has a bright future for Ko-eburs and cspeci- bur. I 11.. .1 1- 1 - a ... I 1 tt-uMit.l A a. 1. 1,. I ... 1 1- !iitu time in ine i any me i.ueiioiini-i ." .... .-. . .. . . r t . 1..... iiieriiMii x. 1 "' .-:.-.i...... . o ...i.... Iims insi ..-e l aw ar u- i ;i v .ru.i- ,-ate f..r a Free Schol.irslii- Letter List. Reniaitiir.jr unrolled f-r at the Pose bur p-tr.flice. Persons callir.j for the-e letters will please "tate tha date oa which they are adverti-ed, A us I S 12: Atkin". tieore J 2 Perkins, I. S Molit .r. A J Price, Willuims Hilly) Morris. F. i. Smith. Rose Mis McWinters. Mr. Ward. A Ola-s.n, John tVil-on. V. V Pierce, Chas P Win-oi, V. The letter will be charged for at the rate of one cent each. W'h. A. Fh-iTbh, r P is?-.-jrn i ht'-r: - "i."tr. F'..1iuih HrfT.iti- '-7 n.- l':s.iurl l..1i.le i a-'- s-.v.uui i hter:.!- - - 111 R.MiC-t trip fn.su H -'fi w !..:! s; rt'.ura:Q4 -tir t-'I.v-siSf M-r.-isy. I. :Cv Ti- ':. i.icj h':.n-.l-.- : t .-" irr. - .13 fr. CAPT. BEN D. B05WELL. Proprietor. CKOOoOOOO0OOOOi A. SALZMRN Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician Carries a complete stock of Watches, Clocks, Tewelrv, Diamonds and Silverware WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY.s- ROSEBURG, ORE 00OOC!CKOOCOC M. Told ia Side Heads. lb o o tl o o n o o a o o iii that will be chid to turn this . ,,- f..ur read.-r- whoisanxi- stn.Iv steam, electrical, or me Write or cull on !CllO" over t .as t.i i-h.oiicnl enLMiieeriii I him at ..lice. w II .laiiiiesiiii retiiined Sunday from Salt i.Hk- ( ity , w here n wa R .1. .!..., i.. t.. i!.e --iiiikI l..-1-e i.f P.. P. (. Elks - ;il lv rents a.splen.ie.i unn' I.;.,., i.. w... l.i.t .i.i s.-iv in in i ii K v the inside of tin-Morman lempli;. 11 broiijiht bai-k a large collection of Elks souvenir badges which are in display in A. Salman's window. Mr. .lamieson left for Winchester Hay last evening to join his family. lielieral Land CoiiiinlSrilouer I'.iner part of town. J. Sherman et in, to M. W, ti.ms. n.- is reaity 10 invest more Dauaherty, f -,' W ; i acres in . ip s ... . money in ..t in the latter tract. Ills r 5 w(..t. neat new modern two story resident- in k Flnt et al. to A leliue Parazoo. b!o:k E, Flint's lit T 1.. I-. f,m innniKiriiitt li-iijf k u 1 . i.iversme is rt-itii n f300; lota 1 and 2, in ...on as tlie UOSei.urS v aier - ajKn. fc(jaition to Kosbur- company complete water connections throii.'hout the resilience. The time is near at hand when Riverside addition will lecome the pular residence por tion of Rosolmrjj and w ill l-e celebrated for its lieautiful homes. J.T. Cooper et us. et al, to Jas. Con nur. 450 ; certain projHTty iu block 12, Wilbur. BORN. Old Soldier Insane. FIELDS. In Roseburg, Auii. 1C, VM, to Mr. and Mrs. Cha. Fields, a 10- iK.und Ikiv. Notice of Settlement, W. A. Kverttt having disposed of his Laundry business, all parties, .knowing tliemselves to be indebted to him, will 27 . NUF CED O O o Fridav Frederick A. Noiirse an ion.ate of the Oreitor Soldiers Home, was ad- judged insane by Ir. E. V. Hoover and was taken to the State Insane Asylum ut Snlem Fridav nluht bv Sheriff K. L Parrott and Wm. P. Ross. "Professor" Source a- ha is most I please pay the same to Atty. C Hermann, visitiii): his Uosehuri; home I f.imiliary known, is laboring under the Jackson at their earliest convenience, from the national capital, says that it is .l..!.,,;,,., that he has an unexcelled voice (an0) . A. Etkiutt not hot here that a jk-isoii feels like flr Hii-Uiiie and that his specialty is wearing an overcoat after comin-; to the wjl;lt is commonly known as th trill Pacific coast from the lorri.i eastern i ln ,muiitment Dr. Hoover says. climate. ith the thermometer ninety oj.lslUl;tv jH w t lx eontinuous mental seven in Washington as it was here a I trnin on )ii specialty known as few days ao he says people have I trill." Mr. Nourso i by profession a gasp for breath and that the nights are I typewriter and stenojrHpher. He wasa .InioBt i) hot as t he iI.ivk. veteran of the Civil War, and is 5 years ti ii ..m... fi...i .. i.:ili.f niu. His Insanitv is of a mild form t. rus i ic'iocii, 'ii-j "i i-.i-- ...-I- urn i o - I i : . :.. ,i...,i..l, t,ni I... ,.;il an.ni en i....,..ui ... Cmui lie river, ran.e nun ii. ia iii.-.k-.v ..- - - , , t . !...... t uo in. v rwivur. uciore coiinns to jvors il.tWI.iri.llll.lll'.ll.fJ tj . ..'lir-ljlllk li.rt l ' - i week L.oimrlo Ii'iido,, last Saturday for Notirse was n resident oi a few davs" visit, lie was aecomiatiie.l bv his son, daiiiihter-in-law' and four AssAYisie W. G. Wright, tiranta ,i,", Oreffon, :old and silver f I, copper fl, tin and electrolytic assays. ForSaik Cheat. 11 Trune lVxey, new lat y-ar. D. V. K. lum, SIP) Roseburg, Ore. Lavp for Salk. Kichty acre near Ten Mile school house and church, and 2S0 acre tract near Olalla school and postoflice. Will sell in a body or divide op in tracts, fine mountain stream Cows through tract. Kr price" ana terms hires, W.Tt. v rr.is, tnalla, nreg.n. Ton Tbahe A (rood fair team r f eeld- ings, jientle and perfectly true. v i;th alsmt 1100 rounds earh. Will trade for a heavy team of mares and lay differ ence. Also an exellent driving mare of the Altaniont stock, for sale, at a bar-iaiii. She makes a good apiejir.tnce unions fast trotters, tall on or address 1 A.iim llaree. Milk, Milk, Milk, Little Ranch for Sale. A aood little home for sale ; 1. acre. ' , adiuinina fair grounds, H4 miles east o tlieiT , , . ...:i l:., Tji ....ul noseourg. hki uiiiiiiiuk", ' n"" bearing fruit trees, 10 acres in rultl vation. Prico 11225, Vor v-articulars iuiipiiro at Miliken's shoe store, Rose burg. a 1 tt Prior to his commitment to the Salem. asvlum tiran 1 children. Mr. lledden w;is one of the coinpaiiy l.csie-e.l on the famous Iiattle l.'oek at Port Orford. He talks ipiite freely of his early adventures and hair breadth escapes from the hostile i Inili.ins. It had boon over' 51 years shiee he had Seen the Cooiiillo. Coimillo Bulletin. County Treasurer's Notke. Notice is hereby given to all parties he was in jail on a charge of extracting! holding county warrant! endorsed prior a check for t:tt'i from an envelope n to and including Jan. 13, 100, ar re trusted to his care bv Nathan .Myei, ciuested to present th same at counn of the Soldier' Home, and afterwards treasurer's office for payment as interest cashing it at the Douglas County bank, will cease thereon after the date ot thi9 Ah he had spent all tho money and was notice. leairoius of giving back au equivalent ha Dated July 17, 1!K)2. accordingly reimbursed Mr. Mevera. with l-"--K. ftbont thi worth .f j-rw.nnl prrmerty. nnij J. M. Weatherbv T. A. Burv L. L. Martts Roseburg Real Estate Co. Farm aud Timber Land Bought and Sold Taxes Paid for Xou-Residents. Timber Estimates a Specialty, ty with us. j List your proper- We claim that under our new pr.cess of aerating, purifying and Doming (which should be the case w ith all milk consumed) yon get from twenty-five to fifty ir tent more value for less money than anr other milk delivery in the city nffurda. The milk delivered is in unuli- tv A 1 and guaranteed to give yon uitire iitisfactinn. Aa pnblshi-d on our for mer rate ertnls 1 allow one week's trial free of charge vniesa entirely satisfac tory. If yon think th above is over draw n, why not give n a trui mat we mav demonstrate. Why not pend your money where your ilollars go the farthest, and patronize a permanent business? all. Cause and Effect. Responsive to the tou;h, and perfect in tone and action, the Vo- piano has secured a hold on popular favor accorded, to none other, lt is a standard instru ment. .f the highe-it grade. 1'nexcelleJ in a single feature of merit. N.i Wtter piano iiuiile. Not high priced, either. Sold at exceedingly low figures for cash, or ou easv time pavnients. tvervone warranted. W. A. BURR & CO. r v; .... t.-yviVV- VO WOVCe"VOVOSOOVO"-rOVOSOS-.0,rO0 The largest stock of 2iih Century Goods in the town OVONO Administrator's Notice. Notlc is hfir aivrn ttit llic ii-vlrr-ilfiwt.t wm. on Hi UUi oay et Auin.sl, I'M.', ty tb Cciinty eonii ul Iniu-jIus cuuivj. tiN-iiuii. duly aip.liitit riw-aier of Itvistnti; ol ll. urr (ltiliu-r Bn'wn, Owi-'it. Allj.orwii.il hsTiiiK .l.iiiis kustusl the ttl.l vitI hid hrrvbr lifttl- lit ir--iit ihrtn, iirii'r y vetluc-l, to iu t ".lsloi, IKlllg ss tMiiuiy, i-rvKuu, niiiini ... I.m II... ..I lhl ni.tlri. mi.l r-trsuDi ln.lebiiM to llm eitatetrv hereby notl- Produce Roill-ht , ilea to pay tbe same W me. V uuuut ri Xn?t nwi, iw. Pint-ar u st a t alt 1 FISHER& BELLOWS CO Dry Goods. Fancy Goods. Notions Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps Groceries, Provisions Thone 721 5 52- MA&M 0 0 D O