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1 ..Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show..
Will be Here August 30, So Will We.
I RICE & RICE
THE HOUSE
Come in and rest yourself while in town,
sion Free. Plenty chairs and stools.
GOOD GRANITE
are is the most economical, most
durable and most satisfactory mate
rial for kitchen use. It would be
hard to find a larger nssortment or a
better quality of Granite Ware tban
we Lave, and we want you to see it.
The good kind costs no more tban
the poor kind if you buy tbe good
kind here.
We are prepared for you all. Largest Selection
of Furniture in Southwestern Oregon. Come and
see us and buy where your 55 go farthest. Wholesale
and Retail.
RICE & RICE
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The Twic-a-Vetk
Roseburg Plaindealer
Published MouUars n.i Thursdays.
PLAINDEALER PUBLISHING CO.
W. C.Coxxer, Editor and Publisher
Feed Wright, City Editor, Solicitor.
T. ;. Kith. Foreman
Tu-kt-a-Ve.k PLunckaliT. cct year, SI.50
Entered at the Post Office in Roseburg,
Cro., as second class mail matter.
Advertising Rates on Application.
AlU"ST 21, llM2
There is a very simple solution of
the whole trnst business. If yon
don't want trusts, don't vote with the
party of the trusts. Portland Jour
nal. The Journal would have you
believe the only remedy for trusts is
Democracy and free trade. Anthra
cite and petroleum trusts flourish
with never a cent of Protection
and Democratic politicians con
tinue to flourish their argument to
'repeal the Tariff and smash the
trusts."' Nearly all of the Democrat
ic papers are proclaiming that the
proper policy :s to make the Tariff
the issue. Well, yon renieinber they
made that the issue several years ago,
and my! how the soup did How.
Oregon has entered upon an era of
railroad building that is most grati
fying. With a new transcontinental
railroad seeking an outlet at (kos
Bay, the Northern Pacific to spend
?3,OJ0,00' to bring its trains into
Portland from Vancouver, the Col
umbia Southern preparing to push
on into Southern Oregon, a new
road building into the rich Bohemia
mining district, and various other
rrilroad movements in various stages
of activity, it is beginning to lookjas
though the unsettled sections of the
state would soon begin to feel the
throb of industry and commerce.
A good roads convention, under
the direction of the Government, will
be held in Portland from Octoler 13
to 15. at which all the County
Judges, Counly Commissioners and
others interest es in good roads will
be invited. A special effjit will
ba made bv the Chamber of Com
merce, railioa Js and other cities in
the Northwest to have present at the
convention the Government train of
10 cars, containing economic road
building machinery.
Governor Geer has appointed
Henry E. Dosch as a commissioner
to represent the state of Oregon in
Japan and other Onenthl countries
in securing from those countries ex
bibits for the Lewis and Clark Ex
position in 1.M)5. Mr. Dosch is also
appointed to take charge of any ex
hibits that may be sent from Oregon
to the exposition to be held in Osaka,
Japao, in I'M). The appointment
carries no salary with it.
It is a waste of time, money Bud
effort to conduct Democratic cam
paigns, to prepare and distribute
Democratic campaign literature, and
to send forth Democratic speakers
while W. J. Bryan roams about the
country demanding and receiving
consideration as a Democratic leader,
eays tbeDemocratic New York Times.
Some district Judge must have dis
pleased tbe editor of the Portland
Journal who 6aye: "Ignorance of
the law excuses no man. In other
words, every man is supposed to
know the law, except (be District
Judges for whom very wisely a
Supreme Court is provided to cor
rect their errors.
Henry Watterson says that Democ
racy stands between the country and
a yawning abyts. Ths Plaindealer
woull kind!' suggest that tbe coun
try shove.
FURNISHERS
A dm is-
It's a Real Pleasure
to get tbe meals for tbe family wbeu
you Lave a complete set of necessary
nteusils with a new style Standard
Range to cook upon.
We Furnish Kitchens
throughout, and can save yon time
and money, and many steps when
you waut auythiug iu the way of
kitchen supplies.
W. P. Johnson, the promoter of
the big Myrtle Creek saw mill enter
prise, is becoming thoroughly dis
gusted and discouraged by the action
of some of the people in blocking
his efforts to secure rights-of-way for
bringing logs down to Myrtle Creek.
A few insist on him virtually buying
iheir ranches in order to get a right-of-way.
The first thing those people
know. Mr. Johnson. will move on and
leave them to relapse back into their
former Kip Van Winkle sleep'.
J. Pierpont Morgan is forming an
international trust to control the
shipping of the world. Wonder
where the reformers have to whack
the Tariff in order to head off Ibis
scheme.
In 18-s it was "liemomber the
Maine." Tnis year it should be
Hememler Grover and the soup
house era."'
PITHY AND POINTED.
Ves, '"love jour neijhls'r as y-.ursel! :'"
Hut if yonM save your life,
I'on't let thi aximu extend
1'i.loyoiir iicihlrir's wiif.
What is the largest known dia
mond ? Dead easy! the ace.
It is gratifyiug to learn th"t the
merry-go-rounds have changed their
tunes this year.
Some men get a vacation frm wor
ry by going away from home for a
lit'le rest at their biincs.
Permitting a mcLnau.e in child
hood is to 1-e embarrassed in later
life. Ain't that rigjt "Mush? '
Wealth doesu't aiways make peo
ple unhappy, but it is better in x
unhappy with it than without it.
Miss May belle Douglas, the tele
phone girl at hotel Portland, was el
ected queen of the Elks carnival by a
big majority. Lt the telephone balls
all ring.
No wonder Tracy gave it up when
he found a lawyer and a doctor in
cluded in the po6se. Having killed
himself he will get his own reward.
Its a mighty hot one.
Tnesday was election day in Tenn
essee. One unimportant precinct on
ly has beeu heard from- It report
two killed and one wounded out of a
fonr-banded fight.
Three inches of bathing suit, or
rather, lack thereof, caused the can
cellation of a marriage engagement
in a California seaside town lately.
He asked for three inches more skirt:
she thought there was plenty. So
thy quit.-
These are days when married men
get so lonesome without their wives
that they flirt with other women, savs
Bro. Nutting of the Albany Demo
crat. This item was probably tbe
last resort on tbe part of our fiiend
to ptompt his wife to return home.
Happy thought!
Cholera in Oregon Port.
AsTop.t A, August 211. Ihe Pritish ship
Australia, Captain JCvarts, from Hoiiy
Kony, China to this jsnt," is laying at
iiiarantine w ith cholera alsiaid.
The captain rejiorts one. death
the cholera while on the ocean.
from
AUUINALDO IS COHINd.
Has Been Engaged to Lecture by Bos
ton "Aunties."
Washington, Aug. 10. Ayuinaldo is
coming to the I'nited States. lie pro
poses to enter upon a ledum tour and
arrangements to that end an- twiny
made by his friends in this country. Af
ter his capture Ayuinaldo frequently ex
preiil a desire to come to the t'nited
States. Iiuring his captivity and since
his liUralioii he has lieen diligently
studying the English language, and is
said to In-a scholar. A lecture bureau
has engaged him conditionally.
We have in stock several second hand
bicycles which we will sell at very low
prices or w ill trade for wood.
tf A. ('. M 'iisti-.iis .i Co,
t&mi n r
'-- ' - ia
TWO FATAL ACCIDENTS.
Frank Sanford Killed in Bal
dcree's Logging Gamp.
MISS GRAY SHOOTS HLR ESCORT
Accident
! Point.
Occurred Near
Did Not know
Was Loaded.
Alyitle
dun
Tlic particular !' a fatal
vv hit-h occurred in I I fVil.l..,-...,
accident
camp nil ScliuiirM crc k, near (.iardincr,
last Monday is related as f.. How s' hy V.
.1 . Moon, vv ho has just arrived home
irom a hnsine trj u (hirdiner: On
Monday aitcrnoon at I'rank Sani'oid. an
employe of tlic caniji. : 1 1 1 -1 1 i J ( f. I In j 1 1 1 1 1
almard of a inoviin; loin; car, hi
clothing caught mi a slake or s part
ol tlic cir.ind lie was thrown , lirecllv
across the track, ihe wind oi tin- car
passing over his les chest, lie was
frightfully crush, -d an-l lived hut a short
time alter the accident. Hewa alKiut
2. year of aire and !.,, (, t iitiiti n
of lieiiij; a most exemplary yoiiu man.
lie was unmarried and his parents re
side on IlayiK's Sloii'ii, 1'H ctuntv,
where the remain were taken for
hiirial. Ho wa a memU-r of ('.V p,:ty
t 'ainp, V. of W.. Mhd was insured for
f.'.tio'J ill favor of hi mother.
vai
river
no s r:. -Hoi in r, urn.
Will Arnold, a-ed a twit 17
w hose parent live on the t'oo,uiil
als'iit ll' mile als.e Mvrtie Point.
accidentally shot in the mouth with a
iVcalihre Stevens rifle Sunday. The
weatsin wa iu the hands of Mis tJruy,
who thought il wa not loaded. The
I fill, after entering th mouth, shattered
the left lower jaw and lodged in th
neck near the juiiular vein, making u
very wrioiis wound. He wa taken to
Myrtle Point, where Mr. I.cep admin
itercl treatment. Kccovcry i till un
certain. From Cha. P-xle, who arri-d in
Rosehurj yesterday from M rtle Point,
we learn the following partit iila rs re
i;arling the sh'Nitin : Mis I.ulu (iray.
yoiiiijj Arnold and his siter were
visit!:.;; at the hoim of the former't
sister, Mrs. John Warner. Whit iiit
hunting bird an I s-juinel. Mi Gray
wa i;ieu the ritle to cairv and when a
fly a!il,tii on ihe
she pi .yfuliy pi-
tlll
..I t.
man'. cleck
li.it it ..If.
I'rf-in ;.'Urtl the jri 1 1
he iiiited it toward
w a not loj.hsj.
the target desi-
liattsl when to her horror, on piiiiic' the
triver it was di harr'e.l. the hall eutcr
in;alit!!e to the h-it of the mouth,
crushing the inferior inaxila lr..in the
curvature to the Condyle al-ve. uijilu
in him forluv. The hall p.i-il around
and l'sl'tsl under the kin on the ha. k
of his neck. The ym;j man was
taken to town and i under t he car
ofl'rs. I.vp and While, and i now
res ti ii eay. Hi chance fr rcorrv
is not jvN.l, and een if he !, he will
never havethe uv ..f hi lower jan. Mr.
Arnold is a very exemplary voting man
and the youn; lady i aluiot distracted
over the unfortunate affair. She i well
known in Ko-el.ur: having attei.hl
s. h'-l here a year :;jr lat winter, thv
family residing here at that time.
si.m. kh:cki: K 1 1 I r.n.
A very unfortunate a cident .iurcil
in i-oii, Cjl., Sunday, iu which A. I..
Treinl.ljy. one of the tn-t know n and
mot jHipnlar men in Sikiyou, county,
wa accidi-ntly h"t and kil!il hy Ed.
C. W e'd, sii of the well kuon ll hi mher
luan. Wee.1 was returning a revher
which he had l-.rroned irom Tremhlay
and jokingly r.-marke 1 it wa- no good,
when Pete Muggier a-ked to e it.
We.l rolled the cylinder in hi- hand
and it expl'sJed. shootinz Trvinhlav
throiiph the l-ly jiit ah-ve th hert.
Cut the Weeds.
If you'll tee your city jrow.
Cut the weeds.
Ev'ry day, an hour or so.
Cut the weed,
They've leome o rank and tall.
That the tri es near them look small.
Cut them one cut them all,
(ait the weed.
To exterminate liea.'.
Cut the weeds.
If you'd purify the hris-ze,
Cut the wi-ils,
If your scythe the j-ower lack",
And your sickle '-simply hacks,'
'ict a corn knin yet an ax
Cut the weeds. Kansas City Star.
Milk, Milk, Milk.
We claim that under our ne.w process
of aerating, purifying and bottling
'which should thecaM- with all milk
consumed) you get from twenty-live to
fifty sr cent more value for less money
than any other milk delivery iu the city
affords. The milk delivered is iu quali
ty A 1 and guaranteed to give you entire
k itiM'.tctioii. As published on our for
mer rate cards I allow out! week's trial
free of charge unless entirely satisfac
tory. If you think the aU.vc is over
draw n, w hy not give it a trial that w
may demonstrate. Why nut seud
your money w here your dollars go the
farthest, and patronize a (.crmaiient
business'.'
all.
$ioo Reward $100.
The readers of this pajr will he
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that sience has lieen
able to cure in all its stages, and that is
Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the
only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being a constitu
tional disease, requires a constitutional
treatment. ' Hall'sCatari li Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the svstem
thereby destroying the foundation of
the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building us tbe constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in
its curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred I'ollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimoni
als. Address F. .1. Chunky a Co.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by Iiruggists, 75c.
Halls Family Fills are the best.
W. C. T. II. .Medal Contest.
The YV. t'. T. I'. held a successful xil
yer medal contest at the Christian
church Ail;;. 19. The contest. nils were
Kate Miller, l.illith Moore, Hazel Jewett,
Esther Iutsehkey, Kay Henderson and
Ethel Wriirht. The judges were Mrs
lsadore Wolleillier, Mrs. Win. Wright
mid Ally. I'ar.ee, w ho alter due delihr
tioii, awarded the imslal to K.iv Hen
derson, with Kate Miller u close second
Mrs. .1. II. Thomas presented the medal
with a lew well chosen remarks. The
class went to llillard Wednesday cven
hic;, where they were cordially received
and much iutcrcM wax manifested in
the contest. E. 1. Moxlcy, S. C. Miller
and Mins Maud Howard acted a indues
and awarded the l.rie to Miss Kate
M iller, of Kosehurg. A kiuiilar contest
will lf held hy the cl iss at Melrose Fri
day evening where ice cream and cake
W ill be served.
We nih to rail oiir attention to the
State W. C. T. C convention which
is to convene in Kochui Sept. t-12 and
solicit the co-o-rat on and aid of all
I'nions iu the county, iu cnlci laiuint;
t hem while here.
Mils. In 1'. M VKsl i:k, Co. I'lCs.
Mi:. II. K. r uioi so, Cor. Sec.
Board of Equalization Notice.
Notice is heiehy j;ien that the Hoard
of Equalization of Hoiila 'county Oie
go, will meet iu the. .Ilice of the county
clerk ! said county iu th court hoiie,
ill I he cil of I ; i nil , t h egoii, on Moli-
1 day, tctoher Mh. at ' o clm k :l.
i m. and will continue in eion until
' Satnrdav. October 11th at " o'clock p.
' m. to pn'i'iicly examine the aesineiit
i roll and correct all error iu valuation,
. description or qualities of land, lots or
other proj rty. Now , therefore, all par
ti? who may l agiie-l hy ifafoii of
valuation, description or othe rw e as to
their aement , will piea-e take notice
above stated, and make their complaints
to said K.ard of Equalization, other-
w ise
lii.l'h
their aeiuein will gland as
by the ases..r.
I'ated Aiignt ::ist. l'si::.
II. P.. tOI-t ITT.
A-esor ! .ii;;l.i" County, r.
HO, FOR NEW PORT I
on's f atorite and Popular Re
side Resort.
Ores
Keci.gniiiig the advantage ! ew
-rt as a summer resort over other ca
siUe n-ss.rts iu the iiorlliwet. and to
make it jsiih',e for all w ho leire to do
so to sjn-nd t ht ir acat uui by the . -an
wave, the S,.-.;iieru l'a itic Company
ill connection with the Cot a! lis oi Eat
ern railu'.: !, w ill place .ii sale, effwt
ivejiine 1.1th, round trip ticket from
ail l-.il.ts ill I'regoli on the Southern
I'jciiic to New -rt. go"l for return un
til (MnU-r loth, at pf ially reduced
rate.
I..r mil inloi in:itl..u pi.ie i nquire (
our l.il agent. !.
sink tin- truth deep ill imir mind,
n t'i.i'ity sa.-. will save ni.-nev i'.r
Voll. I.et Ii sell Vvll 3 pair (. T )T""f.
found onb at l liiit's riv l.Tc.
J nsl reeeivi a lull lii Isle's Jilit-
ahle f..r timla r cruiser and hunter at
price that suit Call lor the I'o.-est
King at Flint' Shoe More.
I'.t harm, ..r anv thin;
line call "ii 1. l.ong
! de.t. P. pairing a
tiie I.. ir
ons ller
It v.
l;i account
many of the t
i the irregular -urvev ..f I
wii-'nipin the ose)iirtf
I.I let l..-tll. I ll
locate si'lu.1.
I- ahiiot iTn.-ihle to
.ru-r-w it bout a coi.v
the lovei-niiieiit survey. I rank 11. Alley,
Abstractor thi city, ha aeoinplete
set of tra. ing of all s'irvevtl tow nhip.
and w ill furnish blue print of same,
showing all vacant land.
Why f..l away time and money re
pairing your oi l iurne - when you can
buy ri ris new e. -o cheaplr of ". ...r.g
A Son al the new haruee shop near
t!ie!e.t. Ii, however, von nre in need
f ropa.r I.ong ,t Sou will atify your
want in hrt order and at reasonable
pri.es. I. -fry thing in the liarne and
riddle iv hue kept constantly on ban I
at f. rices in competition with the de
pai tment tore. See their tine line of
trunk and teles. ..j .
State Normal School.
seeTi-ting to attend the N"r-
I-ct th
tnai Iiear in mind the
date of opening
Monday, September th and if j.-silde
In- r.n hand the tit't day.
The N'ornuil es-.iv t" put students
and teacher on a f.ting t.iat lea i to
gofKl certificate. Iieview woik is a
feat lire of our course. The coming yea'
the Normal will In- more a home than
ever U-fore. Material internal and ex
ternal illipiovellielit of the ch-oI build
ing are making for the enjoyment and
l-nc!it of student Physical education
'i a part of the conrc.
Strung work in lliigli-h and mathemat
ics will lie given from a practical ohit
of view : alo iu wieticr.
I.ctt. i from students, old and new ,
say. "I'll 1- with you next year.'
The sucii-s of our grailuates ban cre
ated a demand for Praiu Normalites in
good schools. The Normal has helKil
many to good .si(ioni and will help
you if you will let it.
For information, ad lns
a I .1. 11. tlrcin!, president.
If a Man Lie to You.
And say some other salve, ointment,
lotion, oil or alleged healer is as good as
Ilucklen's Arnica Salvl-, tell him thirty
year of marvelous cures of Piles, Itiirn,
I'.oils, Corn, Feloif?, I 'leer, Cuts, Scalds
and Skin hrii. lions prove if s. the )M-st
and cheapest. Sh- at A. C. Marster's
Pose burg, begun.
To Veterans of Indian Wars.
I have made arrangements with ll'm.
II. KolK-soii, a resident Attorney of
Washington City, to prosecute claims
for iieiision. on the pa it of the Vetrans
of Indian Wais, or their widows, and
can assure you of the prompt and ener
getic prosecution of claimcs.
I have on hand the necessary blauks,
and would like to make out your appl
cations. In order that yourapphrations
may be speedily prosecuted I find it ne
cessary to have some responsible part v
in Washington to look after the matter
in person, thereby insuring an earlv
settlement of all claim, and for this
reason have made the arrangements
iiliove noted. address all communi
cations to or call on,
.lon.v II. Snti-K,
fdl.'a) ttosfhurg, Oregon.
INNOCENT MAN HAN(il.l).
On His Deathbed, Victor Williams, an
Indian, Confesses to a
Foul Aturder.
Pkniu.KTon, Aug. I'.l. Through the
death-lied confession of Victor Williams,
mi Indian, to hi w iff, it has come to
light that Pilyc it, w I. ii was hang d for
murder on the l iiiatill.i reservation b!
years ago, w as not guilty of the crime
and suffered t he ext i enif i'iialty for I he
dvd of William.. The story was told
Jim Craig, an Indian iutei'erter, by
William' w il'o.
It seem that several week a.-o, this ;
Victor William, liiiding him.-cli als.ut f
to die.Tallfd his w iff to him and told;
herthat he and not 1'ilycii killed Mr-. I
Agnes Tessant. He further said rliat
had not intended to kill the w mi. in, but ;
only to rob her, a she lived aione and
was Mipied to have a great .le.d of'
money in her house. While he was , ..
iug throiii;h the place, Mr.-. Ti saut was
ailiUM'll ail. I selZeil l.lln. 1 n. li I;.' llrlir-
dere 1 her. but by some mean- had -iic-
etslisl ill kiepill.' it a eer. t f.. tin e,
long years, allow ing his friend I'il w-u t..
In- suspected of the criiue and hanged in
hi place. For all thi-. howev er, he -ill- '
fcreil. l'Nnable to s,-ep at night and tor
tured by his thoughts all the day. he i'e',1
into a decline and finally U i aiue a v i. -tim
t" consumption, tin hi ir.iiJ.l
he desired to ca-e hi conscience ...me.
what by confessing to hi- wife, thai -l.e
liii'c'iJ elear the r. piil iti'.u of hi. Iriend.
Mis.. Agnes 'Je.-..uit wa- n.ui.ie.., .1
April,-lV. her Uly U ing di-cc . r. !
by her daughter. Mi- Maggie I'..n.ain.
Her brains had Ui'ii Uat.-ii -cl with a'
cIuhandherlliroat. nl. No t r .1 . ..i .
the murderer could 1- i..iind. hul ..'l.-n-li'.li
wa-linaliv gi'.en t rir.eu. j..:. .
track? in an adjoining ti. -11 Is ing Ha
-i
to hi cal.m. Hi ite h.i l i i
washing a shirt in the I 'n..iti!!.i
the day siter tf.e murder. Ihi
was ideLlilied a- 1--longing t-.
and tin- ! -t..r t.-sli::.-1 that the
11 - ell
Piver'
- shirt
IVm-ii.
stall.
onthehirt were o l.i.. I. hut
animal "r human !. c..i:! l i;..!
-. I.. :
Ml".
n-r
Pilyeu wa tii-s l-,-;..re .1 :.tge
in the I i. it--! Mat. . Coiin. in P
rt 1
au I an 1 iidi.iii n.tin. i l.ilxr! -.
the tan. that Piiyeii I.. i I .
mnrilcr t l.nn. it w.i- mainly
e i.h-iKe t l.at In- wa- o i ! 1 .
alway niaintaiiie ! i..- ;nn n
hi irlviid; and a;t- rne-.
n
P:
Is
ti i-
All Were .Save J.
"F.-r jcars I -uftcred
mi ry from I'.roin hit:-. '
J"l.ns..n. of P.roiigh .
1 W.I- llliibie t" woi k
everything eie l'.tils.
ciir-l by lr. King's New
Consumption. Mv wit.
teiis ly froin V-li.in.i. 1:1
and ai! oar i-ri.-ie-.- g
'i i.
w ri'.fs
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I;-c-v
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the 1-st (..;
lll'-li- i:-e 1
A tiial w ill c n iie- 4 unrr...
lor Tiir.sit.in i I. cog : . ..- -. a , i . r
tt.i l.i!h . ."si. an 1 ?!.
fre- at V C M.,r-t. r -ri g : .
Second Annual LfKampn;nt.
.-.- .n-l Aiii.n.d l.ie.'u.p
eer. Vrwrjn., .Native
ter w ill !- I,. 1 1 al ( ti ll
1.- .11
i. r.
I I'
'! J I'r
Pari . lie. lr .i i ie r
liist .lav; M --:,g-every
day; a gran i aggr
sp.ii t- fro.ii st.;rT to Ii
of w ...1. w al- r a:.l
ground- Ire.- for a ' !
of ci.-iui-. .i!!'.V.h tie
cr y
k.v .-
lii' c-.rdi.ii'y inv i:l to .
;i gen.-ra! g.- -1 t .:...
(iuarJian's Si'e.
Notice !
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t'.e f
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ii.iiii' ot an
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nut v .
n.v t"
'or.-.
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f U.ug! t
made on tl.
1"-. dav
uudersignl gu ir haii oi ti.
Ill rr I luntley . a minor, w .1! . .-a tl.e'1.
dav of ugut. Pi.', ..r 1 1. :.-:,-. r, .. ,
bv private .r pnl'iic -ale at my h ! m
tt.e city of l; burg. 'm g :i, the f..;;...
ing d-crill real pr.- rty. l-i-nging
tl-.e .u. 1 b.-!i H :i.tiv . t'-.: : ''. in
terest in ..t 7, of s-, . ion n si.i;. g"1. .
range. P." W. il. M. r. in ('.-.-1 -.unty,
Oregon, containing al.:t 1 :n re.
Iatcd this js, .J.,,- J nv. l'-i.'.
Margar.-l A. N-oh.
JlU-A'.'l Oii..rdi.iii.
Trespass Notice.
All i-crsous are hereby warned i:..t ".
trespas-, bunt, ti-n -.r camp r the
land of tin-Curry F.st.iie. Pc. .iisdoing
-o w iiit-pro-ecu:l to the lull extent
of the law.
11 :. !e of N. Ci v.nv,
(Vitf.; P vcr.-lalc Farm.
w
WTIIM -lliu-:
hollies by I'.h
i r- w ho .les-ir.
dialclv , lo,o&u
era hon.e-s.M-k-t.
purch se iii-
net Irom owners.
rain hes
I lands.
farms
iuiproi-.l and unimprov
ant city projierty. rite il ymi ve any-thing-to
sell. A-ldress.
THUS. It
SCAXT1.1N,
ll-is-. Wo
i2tIi"SEAS0N--i2th
First and Last Tour of the West,
ROSEBURG
in THE BIG TEflTS
Jack5on St., Cor. Above Opera House
One Night Only
Saturday, Aug. 23
Warren & Day's New York
Uncle Tom's Cabbin Shows
Special Scenry, Dogs,
Ponies and Donkeys..
4500 square feet special scenery. 2.S realistic scenes. 12
grand tablesux. A superb ami aweinspiriug transforma
tion scene. Absolutely the best equipped organization on
earth. Do not fail and sec this.
Clever Specialties Between Acts.
2Big Shows in One 2:
A City Attraction Direct from the Cities. A uraud Street
parade at Noon. Popular Prices,
: - m . i w
' Aim t '
IS r, Ot 'n IS..,.-. v.
ltitiiM. m m
I' ll I '"M
he rimrssnw-
Our delayed car of piano:; and organs jr.st arrived. These
are a lot of beauties and will lie sold at prices never before
heard of. One fifth of this lot is already disposed of, and they
are going fast. T. K. Richardson is the Hrst, last and or.lv
dealer who has ever shipped a car load of pianos and organs di
rect from the factory to Roseburg or Cottage Grove, therefore,
we arc prepared to give you a better bargain on a piano or organ
than Any other
Call and see these fine pianos and organs and be-con i::ccd, at the
K. RICHARDSON MUSIC HOUSE
Sr T.
Professional Cards.
Q.E(MUiE M. PROWS,
Attoruey-at-Law,
(Ion it Iio'ifte
Lmji. u -:inv. R'JSXfi CK'j . OK-
Q V FlHHEIt. lLl".
PlU'sieian,
tlfl'u-e over P. O.
uirgeon
1
.SLIU YJ.,
! 'Phone Main 51.
QK.tiEo. E. HOI CK,
Physciau .x Surgeon.
'i Kctiew B.-l.
KEBI'RO
Fboce. V.u 31
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I.MEK V. H'XIVEK.
FilYsIClAS AND Si" KG HON.
I.OSCilllU OP.H'JoN
r:d Tr-..-ut-
0.-V.o L. :-. djor toa'Ji ol Cl IjH
1'hoiic. Mtin aV.
W YNK,
DENTIST,
U.T'.t r H . !:njt,
it-ct ton. No. t.
HOsKBr K.j OKKOCS
: E.M- CHli.VDLli,
DENTIST.
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K 1 s K H J K ' , (IRE
Attorney at Law,
U.wni 1 1 1. Vi;:it;Ji , ROeESVEti. 0
c mo i)r.il:;.
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iHN 11. SHITK.
ATTORN F.Y-Ar-LAW,
P.Ot!U ho, Obkgo.i.
B-s:-ie 1-. :er t'.S 13 J Oflrvtal Frot.l
:nra i-cci :j.
c
H i.LKKTON
Attoruey-at-Law.
11' t rmclice ia U Hie M: aJ FeOerai CoarU !
02i In Bl-It , Rofcbunc. Orrtoa.
).M MUDuKL S. JACKSON,
Attorney anJ Counsellor at law.
Min-.r.g Ijiw and Water Rights Da ad
a special tr.
F.( Ssfcl'KG. (JEtGC
V.
W. BENSON,
At torucy-at-Law.
otu 1 a l 2
w! Bu idict. - ROS E B T KW . U RKli DM
J A. BUCHANAN, No:ary Pabllc,
Attoruey-at-Law.
Collections a Specialty.
Ri.n
MartWn Bu i In t.
ROsEBTK-i, OB
T-J J. robin tirr.
Attorney at Law.
.o'in 11.
:-.r . w : -s,T, Bloc. RoKcaa, Oas
T' c.s.-.HLM.ni
i;i:ri'll i niav,
li.Jll
LAWYERS
l'r.-r:;.
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in i oi t!ic curn ot ttic sun. ;
s Lati I itc;ar:ciut
Tanor , v i'.vin Blix li."
N..U-V 1'ill.ia- In ,.lt-..-v
Plien'e Mam ROsEBl" Kl!, OKK.
----- kfitx-fCK
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dealer who has to pay a middle may's
AT ROSKBL'RG OR
If y jii want
ints, take th
t-
ll
Mar-
i route. Spring
ha. k
A. M. !
j every da;
i H.tri..ir 1.
at '.
aget,:
p.
! mm relief m
I INSLKANCn AT COST.
H- s i .:!.-.-, M- ii.r.z..:- . ":
Amt.'f insr.rai.i.-iii c-rn-. til. t-'
Net gain in one vear, .; r7.o"i
Sav i:.g it-memiji-r 1 yr.,
Nu tiil-r M'par:.t- rik, : r
A. J. Buchanan,
K eh'3rg, Oregon. Agt. f-r l-..:g;u-C
.UNIVERSITY
EUGENE,
The fiit
;,:;n
beptcmber ith.
T '
1 ue
coinnriscd iu the l"
Hive
lt3
uueraiure, Science ma
Art?
giueering, University Ac
uf Medicine, Seho?. : I.
Tuition free, excepting
and Music. li.cidcnt.il ke
. -
;o per year 2 of
i P-" 3 ea
Icr catalogue, address
REGISTRAR OF
SIEVER'S BAKERY,
W F APH ril l. IN Til!-. I.F Al' '.'. Til oi I:
Fine Cream and Hume mail Bread
We car-...-the
tra ie in t
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Join in t
pr-v-.i-l.
tiuuailv p..s
:u 1 -
I- THE BEST GOODS
x s
5 J. SIEVEHS, Proprietor S
PARK. AND WASHINGTON. PORTLAND, OREGON
The school where thorough work is done; where the
always given; where confluence is deve'e-reu; where t-
j is taught exactly as books are kept.ia busim
j made easy ; where penmanship is at its be
book keepers and stenographers
i j life; where thousands more will 1.
9
A. P. ARMSTRONG,
A CAR
Mitchell
ALL 5IZEsS JU5T ARRIVED
Also a cir load fUjjY tUV 1 telen Etiiip. Surrey
ot the famous . . .... .
ana thiwi on ..and.
if
vo.i wish comfort, elegance and a
reasonable price,
y. Jr.
ROSKUURG. ORH(;oX
J'C i it ! t ri rj "t
' 1
aW
Pocket Cutlery
Safety Razors
Shears and Scissors
Of the Highest Excellence
F.rrniKK kmvi.
KINPS. We carrv in st.i
4.
Jx
4
SOLD AT POl't LAR PRICCS
S. K. SYKES, Hardw are.
bales 3
on
ram
prn.it.
COTTAxH GROVE.
iT HELPS YOU
fresh f.r
.1 v-si ei
Umpqua Bakery
ti.
f i:tf M CLEAN
OF OREGOi
OREGON.
i'.:-'v
opens
T ! !
. tdcesday,
C ..eg are
d. College of
and En-i'-iii.-,
School
lig M'J'jj.a
Graduate Sclij
College of S:i
e:nv, S:h jo! of .
1 o; L-.v, Medicine
S:udent-D:dy tax
? I CO. GO tO 2QO.CO
i -.o
livi
r
roui
THE UNIVERSITY,
Euzcnc, Ortjron
Jackson i-tiv.it,
ittar Cass
.are :
:ic vi I.
AT LOW I -.ST PLMrFx
ci.ccr ing;
ivixre t::c
Is of
have l?c:i
isVess in
Opo.:
V..1
LL. B.. PHI
LOAD
Wagons
see us bctore buying
"? ? ! N u u -u
" i -- 'h -fc
a --a
As
Co.
(1 I'.AVI hS aiut i t TI Kl.Y tl'
k every -i ..n-l kind ,.f knives.
All.
it.
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