(0 ) y 4 , . s if. t 1 DON'T OVER LOOK THIS While you are out shopping don't thiuk 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 iu the city. Our line of Wash Silks, mercerized Gingham, Dimities aud colored Lawns can't be beat in price and quality. 0 Co Co Co Our Reav-to-Wear Waist In this line we excel all others as onr line is the most complete line in the city. White Waists from 50 cents and upwards. Millinery Here is the line we can save yon money in. Walking HaU and street shape. An elegant Sailor for 50 cents. Ladies Shoes . Our Imperial $3 Shoes for ladies will compete with any $3.50 shoe in the city in the way of wear and beauty. Shirts Gentlemen, our line of Golf and Fancy Shirts are the latest and most complete line in the citv. Clothing The celebrated lavid Adler & Son's line of Clothing is known fur and near ami that is the line we carry. The prices are rijilit and the lit is perfect "and if you will step in we will snrelv convince you that we can save yon mon ey if buying of us. Neck Wear Here is where we shine. We. have the swell est and most complete line in Suit hern Ore gon, and for the newest and latest tiling out don't over look us as we have them in the line of neckwear. Gentlemen's Shoes Thecolchrated W. 1.. Ifcmdas Shoe which we are sole agents for, speak for itself, if you will give theni a trial. Wehrvethem in Oxfords, high cuts, also in tans and ox-blood colors. One iloor south of the l-t ifft.-p. The place to get these geods is at the People's Store. j I. ABRAHAM $ The People's S 4 .'fc22SN2s SX-N N V V N -X-S-N WATS y i ivl ivi MVIC ' B 'k and Stationeiy Store A FINE LINE OF Leather Goods Just received to which we would respectfully iu your attention. It embraces everything that is new and stvlish in y i : 1 . I s T, "V i Of Local Interest. $ 0 Wrist Bags Chatelaines Purses, Etc. in either Plain, Silver Mounted or Mexican hand-Carved -work. They are better than the ordin ary kind, and are especially suitable for nice presents . Call and see thera. it's a J pleasure to show goods, y BE YOUR OWN JUDGE OF WHAT YOU BUY All we ask is that you try our PURE CANDIES IceCream and Soda Ice Cream Sandwiches Latest Thing Out. Try them WOOD & BELL, Proprietors Phoe Maine 183. was H.P. lerdoff of Oakknd, Roseburg visitor last week. W. M. MeGinnie, of Binder, was towu Fridav. He expects to leave P. J. Bund, of t ilide, is in this citv to day. ; A. Tavlnr. ( Portland, is in this city to day. Public Svhool will begin two weeks from tixlay. Win. Van Bnreii and wile left thi liuirninz to attend the Seattle carnival for ! and visit in Portland. Abstract of Title to Deeded Land. Papers prepared for filing on Govern - merit Land. Bine Prints of Township Maps showing all vacant Lands, One Dollar Each. FRANK E. ALLEY, Architect Abstracter Plans and Estimates for all Build ings. Special designs for Office Fixtures Office in Marks Building. Thone 415 ROSEBURG, OREGON Eastern Oregon in a slmrt time. ("has. McGinnia accompanies him. Mrs. Marv Munson and daughter Miss Inez, of Harrisburg, who have been vis iting with Mrs. P. C. Churchill, near Cleveland have returned home. Fred Anderson, a deaf mute, and s.m of Mr. and Mrs. Chas Anderson of tins city, who was stricken with paralysis Thursday is reported much improved. J. P. Martin, an old time Roscburger, now a resident of Grants Pass is send ing a few days in this vicinity renewing old aeqaaintar.cca. He favored the Pi.aimtieai.ek with a l.lessant" call Fri day and extended his fcuWriptioii j another year ahead. j Engineer Alex Walters, of the Coos' Bay. Boseburj & Eastern B. R., spent Friday iu Roeeburg. He says some of the Coos county people are inclined to lie skeptical regarding the probable con struction of the Salt I.ake and Coos Ray railroad. Gen. W. II. Byars went down to ilar diner last week. While there he will survey some odd fractions of townships and attend to other bnsiness. The old veteran is in good health, an I has the same hearty hand shake for new and old time friends. I 'rain Nonjiariel. C. J. Howard, the genial editor and poMtmaster at Cottage Grove, was trans acting business in Eehtirg Fatnrday niorniug. Mr. Howard's aiier, the Bohemia Xngget, isliow printiil on a fine new Canipliell joer press and the aper is beginning to pnt on metropoli tan airs. Hon, A. F. Brown, of Oakland, was tr nsactinc business in Ruselmr'' Fri day and favore 1 the Plai.viieai.er ilh a pleasant call. Good average jrraiii, hoo and fruit crons as well as a favora ble year fcr poultry and stock makes fall bnsinemi priisiectM g'l in and bout Oakland. Owing to the difficulty in seeiirina cars early in September on ai-t-Miut of extra travel and excursions to the Port land carnival and street fair, the Rose btirg Odd Fellows have been comix-lied to postpone their much talked of excur sion to Cottage Grove and the upcr terminus of the Bohemia railroad until next summer. Editor W. F. Gilstrap, chairman oi the Engene Street Fair advertising com mittee, writes us like this: "Mease find enclosed complimentary ticket to onr forthcoming street fair. Present card at front gats, print enclosed a 1 af patent medicine rates and present your bill. Print the ail first." Please ac cept our choicest thanks for favor, friend and here's hoping your street fair will be a whopper. U me A V , LAM CALL rUK o n o a o n o a o i o a I n o n a 1 . o I u 1 S i o i a : O n o o p o n o a Summer Bargains All iwash fabrics that for merly sold for 20 and 25c have been reduced to TErt CEMT5 Just received, a new line of Ladies' Walking Hatsat 75c. and 1.50 If you are not buying goods from us we are both loosing money, and kwe ought to be able to get together for our mutual benefit. NUFfcCED jJ7 - If if u n - .tm f. V ... O o o a D a O a o o E3 o 3 o o o p o o n o o p a o o o J. C. IV ti rout, of Si'aside, C.il., and E. A. troiiir. if Portland, wihts us to send the Plaimkai.kr to their nd.lri Manila iu-h continues to l- heard from in different irts the t;ite, un til it is ignored almut as nnnii as otlier diseases. lVuton Mires was in town Friday from Callaixioia. lie reinrts threshinv; operations marine competeI fur th' Si'asim then-. L. I Hurd and Hey n -ti r turne-I to Roseburg Saturday from Corv.iliis where the Iat sail rites were ltell over the re mains of Mrs. Hurd. S. . Mariner, .Mr. an-I Airs. rayies. Ross Parker, Miss I.y.lia Muni.n and Miss Ia is leit Fridav morning for an outing in the countrv Kvond llhilla. Louie Reienstein is ondiictiug tl ii'isloHice at ilendale in the alwiico nf L. L. Hurd. who wa Unft of a lv- in-,: and faithful wife last we-k, the fun eral sen ices Udiisi coiiducteil in Rose burg, interment at CoruiHis. I'ncle Tom's Cahiu Coiupauy playtnl In 3;m! ized amlielire ill their bi tent Satnnlay evenin; at this pUce. It lias a wry good ban I an I rchestraaiid theompanyi somewhat snpirnT to the nsnal I'ncle Tom Conii-anies whieh have vi.-ited our-ritv iu the last few years." (ieorire Riddle returned on Monday from 1.X' creek when" he has l-n viit ing his father's family. Huulina and li-hine occujiied tart of Lis time; no hill ii too steep for him to climb. Mrs; Ki.Ulle and the chiMren will remain there for sometime. liraiit Pass Miser Ver. Jije Sykes and wile aud Harry "JJnd ser returni'-l Saturday lii'ht from "l.ind- s-rs "The Iuke" mine on Cfft'e Creek It is sai l tiiat liarry is Ixiil'liug a new i evidence at the mine ami Joe was (.lai'iiu' the plumbing ami heating the building, but John and IMph Hanks, of Pay- Creek, were transacting bui-im-ss in Roseburg Saturday. The lmys mad the pLAixocAi.iu a plea-ant call and will hereafter read this paiier re ularlv They report an average grain crop and state that the prune crop of that poet inn w ill iniuieii'. Thrashing will be com pleted by the middle of next week. Mrs. I). S'. We-t weut to Portland Sunday at w hich place she will he join ed by her neice, Mij Pearl Wright, and will go to Seattle and Victoria to enjoy 3 visjt with relatives a d frjonds. They will visi; lativus in lNnland briefly on their return. Tnere i now another very gay and iti 1 ly temjKrary blchelor in our citv and there is likely to b some lively times on the corner of Cass and Pine st rev's for a fortnight tir more. Through his attorney J. T. Long, Cha-h's Neal luw hroujjut stilt for ajiiiges agsrvitaiin'; jjr.tjnt- J. I. I'uru ir, who accidentally shot lus fcon while on a hunting tour m ar Olalla last July, and places the damages as follows of sen ice of the son, flOO; inedi Cine ami pnysicians, f-o; nurse lure, f.V); time lo.-t by father in nursing h;n . "It 1... 4 1 ..A A1 Son. . I ne case win in- men ai. ii.e nett t'rin of Cir,:ui t durt. Sj.no Kvans, Hie nell known frujt owe of rmiM'i i Ferry, wa.j transact- ins hiirtiiii-sf in t iwil Satunlav and pre iiU-d this ollice with 8nne veiy 1; finely ll ivore I prune knoiyn' as Sugaf Prunes, h iving heeii projiagatel by a C.ilforn'mii natiied Ilurhank. The tirune Is a cross between the Petite (iud Hun garian prune and resembles Isith varic ties, ljeing very large swe;t, and finely flavoreil, and it seems well udaiitel to this country, promising assure crop every year. Mr. Evans retorts a light crop of Italian prunes in hi.-f orchards as well as winter apples. His trees were over burdened last year. S. C. Rartriim, of Roseburg, supervl sor of the Central aikI Soitiiern . oivi sums of the Cas'uue hoi est reserve, was in Medford U Friday last, on an oflii-ial visit to former Supervisor Langell. On Mr. I.angell's resignation from the ser v'c. e last fall, Mr. Rartriim wan apjKihit- eil on his recommendation to the vacan- Mr. 15. may Ini considered as hav ing risen from the ranks, having served three years as a ranger under Mr. lain gill, thus; becoming fully acquainted with the work he w ill have to do in his present position. All who had th( pleasure f i((n'tiiig M1r. ailnim lur ilia his visit to Meilford were very favor ably. Impressed by Mm, and his appoint ment is regarded as n very satisfactory one, both to the public and to the rang ers under I'ilii. lie left. Friday night for a visit to the ranger camps at Lake o'-thc Wo'ids and Pelican hay and will return imith by way of Crater Lake uiid Little Inez llcox, who has been vit iting the family of Fireman Ruffington, in this city, returned home today. Mrs. Willis Marten and children who have been visiting friends at Myrtle Creek returned home this morning. S. K. Sykes and Will Lawson left Saturday night to attend the Seattle car nival. They expect to visit the Port land carnival also. E. N. Fullertou, prescription druggist in Clements Drug Store at Grants Pass, is visiting his parents Judge J. C. Fullertou and wife of this city. Mrs. Ed la ng and little daughter of Ashland were passenger'ton this morn ings local for Portland to visit Mrs. Long's father. Mrs. M. V. Cavender of Portland will arrive on tonight's train io visit the fam ily of her brother-in-law Chas. Cavendi-T of this city after w hich she will visit in California. W. J. Hewitt and w ife, of Nashville Teiin., who are making a tour of the West visited Mr. Hewitt's brother of Ei.en-liower last week. He sjieaks iu the liesttof terms of Oregon and the entire West, and says iVnglas County has a great future. F. W. Haynes, Ouel.inser, Elmer Ia Motta, Fred Wollenberg and packer Mark Jones returned yesterday froi their trip to Crater Lake. They having made the round trip in twenty eight uavs. Puriiiii their ahsemv they killed 1") di-er. Miss Lizzie Hoover, of Med ford, ar rived in i:.r-ehurg this morning, and after a brief visit with relatives here she w ill g ) to New port to enjoy her an nual vacation. For some time past she has lieeu engaged in the millinery bus! nessat Medford, ImtTiaving recently sold out, she is now seeking a new location. In company with her brother, Walter, the favored the Pi.MSIealer with a pleasant call today. Mrs. W. C. Cornier and son, Clare, will return home from San Francisco this vveniug, at which place they have lieeu enjoying a month's visit with the former's sister, Mrs. f.aura E. Lund jr. few days was spent at Orants Pass, on the return trip visiting with an aunt of Mrs Conner. There'll probably lie fun w hen someone finds asdics on the car vts, ciiiar Flumps on the piano, tumbled I ed, stacks of dishes iiee-iiug a bath everv glass in the house with a ho) veast smell and other indications of revelry. Someone will also find a very thin cat and a forlorn looking male r sou in a very desiioiuieni moon an! hungrier than a War. An Incendiary Fire. Saturday night there w as a dastardly attempt made to burn the wood reieived and not received bv the tailnxid coni' panv at buck creek, near Anlatif. Tin tire was discovered by the helircr t-iigine returning from the divide I rtween this place and Cottage tirove, and while the engineer and fireman did all in their I lower to put out the tire, they were mly partially successful. Itai'iK-ars there wre over :W0 cords f wmkl piliil up Hloiiirside the track lv)of which bad U-en iceivel by tl. fnilroml comiianv. There weie also three cars on the side track, loaded and ready to lie pulliil out. AS" hen the hel'r reached the fs-ene Clc.rliif woml was nearly consumed, ne car liad burned li'yond Mving, and a secmd was on lire : ud blazin feaifnllv. Th liue frun the heljuT was tnrmil on to 1 1 k-t mentioned car and the flames inencheil. In the meantime the ties on the side track were consumed and the rails warjHsl and tw istd out of all shaj When an examination of the cene of the lire was made next morning it was found an attempt had lieeu made to burn the third car, but the pitch splin ters with which an attempt to kindle a fire in the car had only partially burned and gone out, leaving sit jve eyidncfi f incendiarism, The losses are as follows, real and es timated; Railroad Company 1500 cords of Important Water Right Decision. The following important decision in the case of R. A. Woodruff, plaintiff, vs Fred llateman, defendant, has lieen rendered by Judge J. W. Hamilton : The aliove cause came on to be heard and determined, 'plaintiff appearing y his attorney J. C. Fnllerton and defend ant by his attorneys F. . Renson and Dexter Rice. The court having heard the argu ments of councils took laid cause under advisement, and now having considered the evidence in said cause and briefs submitted funis the following facts and conclusions of law ari ling thereon. FirstThat the plaintiff is, and has been for a number of years the owner i fee of the real property deserilied in his complaint, and alleged to la-long to him, situated in Douglas County Oregon, and uitaining alxiiit 320.17 ai res. Second That a small stream of water Hows through said premises in the natur al channel and the water furnished thereby is necessary for plaintiffs use for domestic purposes, and in supplying his private stock with water. Third That defendant is viparian owner of the premises above the said lands of plaintiffs, w hich are described plaintiff's complaint, and the said stream of water herein la-fore referred to runs inits natural channel over and across thepseinises of defendant before it reaches the premises of plaintiff. Fourth That for a number of years past, some (15) or (?0) years defendants icdeccssora in interestsin the said pro- erty of defendant have nsed to some ex snt the water" of said "creek, for the purpose of irrigating their lands in ad' dition to its use for domestic purposes aud furnishing water to their stock. Fifth That about seven or eight years ago defendant dug another ditch for the purpose of carrying the water of said stream onto his adjacent lands to irre gate the same, and since then has dur ing the months of July and August used the same in carrying toe w ater of stream onto his lands to irrigate the same. Sixth That when, so as aforesaid fusiug'said water intrrigating his lauds he takes not less than half the water of said creek. Seventh That the said stream is i small one, and in the summer month urn-shesa scant supply of water for plaintiff for domestic puroee, and with which to supply his live stock ; an-1 the supply of water is wholly unsuflicient ilnring the summer months, to afford any of the vitarian owner an said stream of water for the purpose of ir rigation. Eight That the use of said water aforesaid by defendant perceptible dim inisltes the flow of w ater through plain iff premii-es. Ninth That dcfeiiilants use of said water, for the iiiirixr of irrigating his said lauds, has not bran adverse to plain tiff fisr ten veam last past. As conclu sions of law : First Based on the fore going facta, I find that defendant diverting the waters of said atreams, and using the tame for irrigating Ids lands is wrongful and to the prrjndic-s of 4aintiffs right. Second That the plaintiff Is emitted to an order of this court enjoining d-ft-ndant from tl of the warr of said creek in irrigating his said land. Third That iiitl-r party reier rosta in thin case. - Dated this 2Sfb day of July, IrJ. J. W. liVlLITi Judge. OVOVOVCVVVVVC Another Shoe Sale WE PLACE ON SALE TODAY 131 pairs of Men's tan and oxblood lace shoes 131 pairs Ladies' tan, green, and oxblood lace shoes OF THE HANY BARGAINS included In this lot, space permits the mention only of the following-. They are representative of the rest: MEN'S SHOES $3-5 $3-t aQi $2joo Values . Now going for $2.20, $2.00, $1.50 LADIES' SHOES $3-25 $3oo $2.50 Values Now selling for $2.20, $2,00, $L75 An examination of the shoes will substantiate these statements The Big Store OSEPHSOFS The Big Store When you see it in our ad its so. Everything guaranteed as represented 1 VOVOVOVOVO.rOVVC The Wild W est a Panorama of War. As a perfect and accurate panorama of war as practiced in America, Culm, Rus sia, Nuith America, South Atrica ana the deeerts of Arabia, the Wild Wet Ktands pcerh and alone. From it we learn ju-t how mounted soldiers aud warriors maneuver aud tight. We seetle ystcm of the plains, the tropical jungle, the sterle steppes, the veldt and the ever shifting sands. It is a picture and an-iii,a realization of the art and methods of actual hostilities. The real bun, the genuine, pertaining to each and every feature explains the enthui am with which Col. Cody and his horsemen have every where been greet ed. Only a man w ho has passed his en tire liie in the saddle as Itas Buffalo ELI could conceive and rerfrt the nmn-ii' I ful gathering together of so many repre sentative h icemen, while the business talent and generous expenditure of Mr. Nate S.ilburv have supported Od. Co iy in a way f-w men o mid accomplish. The various cavalcade are freh from bar rack an 1 field, see real rough riders and not a rehearsed owni-any. Such is the Wild Wcr-t, a living, scii-atiou and thrilling exhibition of the hoieiiian-hip of the world. It will liii llufseliurz on AiT "tli. Look At this Money Maker. 4 Bv, - - J ! : A Watch Repairing I Old Watches Marie liie New Good time is a n-ce-arT eat are of any watch. A timepi-e m n-seless if it d.-es not art as it sImmiM. I will mair it right if it i fir4e. I will tell you w hy it can't be done if it is not advisable to male the effort. R. F. WINSLOW, Jeweler and OpticUn Cm H., near depot, ZZZ. A. wmxl at t--50 ercirl. Joe Kitchey, 25 cirds Dave Woods, 30 cords John Allen, 12,',' cords Joe Galdibini, 13'a cords... Other rqilroaij jostj 5CO0O t.2 50 75 00 37 23 l,loo 66 Probate Odrs. Win. 1. Ko9 has been appointed pianlian of tlie estate of Freilerick A. Xowe, insane. Tlie estate crmsists of aiieuxion certiticatsof f per month, li. W. Pininiick ainl, Jas. Yli Sawyers are naim-l as apiraisers. ourse lias no nown. hcin. toni. W. luuuuick has been appointed aiministrator of the estate of Ja. Jen nings deceased,. Tlie estate oonsMs only oj iervaul projierty, of the prob able value 4 f J. E. Sawyers. II. T. Mcdallen and Iloesie Bhambrook are apxiinted appraisers. There are no known heirs. Total 1.8H 47 The loss to the men w ho have worked so hard to cut the wood falls uponlhem individually, tliou,:h small in amount comparatively, as dttcs the loss upon the company. There is no clue at the present writing as to w ho jierpet rated the devilish deed. Drain Nonpariel. Card, ofYhanks, The uudersigned desires to express his heartfelt thanks to the many kind friends of the family at tdendale, Rose burg, and Corvallis, for their many kind acts, sympathy and favors extended luring tho la to illness kni funeral ob- seuies over ti'O remain; 01 a loving wife. These noble acts of kindness will ever be cherished in my memory. . b- L, llran, Por Sle, . The following nameil articles are for sale at the Methodist larsiiinee on Main St. near Lnnc: Sewinj-niachrne, lMHik-cas', couch, ollice chair, table, iiortiers, curtain rods, chamlier sets, fn wash tubs, fifty feet of garden hose, dishes, kitchen unteusils, lamps, etc. lol avoid ex pense and trouble of these articles, they arc offered cheap. A. S. MrxMtux, Jus Look At liar. Whence came that sprightly step, fault less skin, rich, ro.y complexion, suulini face. Here s her secret, fcdie " 1 1 1 . lses Ir. King's XeY i-if". I'dls. Hesnl all organs active, d locution goxsl, no lieadai bos, ii( cluinco for "ilues.'' Try them yourself, tinly 2-c at A g fllarS' t,ers dri stprc. f If a Alan l,le to You, Au.day wHieotier bajve, ointruent, (cdiuit, oi or a!l(t hoaler Is as gissl as llucklcn's Arnica Sulve, tell him thirty years of marvelous cures of Files, Hums lloils, Corns, Felons, I'lcer, Cuts, Fcalds and Skin Eruptions prove it's tho Ix-st, and cheapest. 2.rc Hqxebnrj, tlrcgoii. at, A. Murster'a J1KXI the only up-to-date harness oil 6ll, ITrmvoiModford Mxil 9" nwKvu n sale at, UHMtKetys MARH1E0- GOODMAN BUKLLAt the liome of the officiating minUter in Ten Mile, Or., Aug. 20 1932.! II. D. Ooodman, and Pearl Buell, of Looking tilass, Rev. M. W. Hampton , officiating. RUBLEBALL At the office of the County Jndge at Roseburg Aug. 24, 1902,George C. Ruble oi Portland to Grace C. Ball of thia county! Jjtd'ge il I). Thoii)sqn ofiiuiatiiig , BORN. A raiu h of ?i ) .ici,. w ith house, barn and outbuilding.. Orchard, small Iruit etc., well inatnreil. N nikUh- man's profits, 3 niiles from rail rd. Town of Ir.iin. tl'VO csh, . iiinire of o nr, l F. Pattesux lveburir. Ops, N. A. FOSTER & CO., GOVERXilESr LANDS Of everv Jescrititn. Farm and Min eral Lands. Oreipn, Wahioztwii and Minnesota. ', fj23) OAKLAND, OREGON" I Yoncalla Real Estate TIMBER and LOAN BROKER HRE AND LIFE Tuabr Usd !oc4 and tor e. Goalbar- J A. P. APPLEOATE. B0SWELL SPRINGS HOTEL Douglas County Oregon. Tie. Sm.ltha' DaadruU Pomade. stop, it. liinu scalp npoii one applicalKJi three to six removes a'd U'idruH and will stop falling hair. Price V0c., For a le bv Slarstcrs Dri 0. M Itf. NOTICE. Nolic U ht-r-jb ir.-n iht ar, S lor Ka brrt Uainiilua mwl Cmt-K-nii Alfn-d Huai'.loo lln-; um nii anl lwlal mrl n ol onr Atexaiidvr H win I ion. ralnor, ail oi the Cooaty o4 Uxixiaa, nut at nr.m, do. Ihit Uf, br luuiaal fommi, an-l man the (ui kaowlhr ami approval of all parf-j wrra. eiUfivaaiMlKraoiantaihe tnl t-wir-e Ali O'lar Ham Hum. h' (nil iIok. .ta na 10 act furblou-'ll io tua tHjlut-A au-1 oiar rala lMr. nUl not be mpanai4v (or & debt tbaf rraj' b CDDWarwil by U aaiJ Ororre ai f taoil- r llamliuin, tturabait tre olaiu ai eara ini 1 1 rom lb dale hereof. Suf Q, lloa IvUi Uj ol Aiiit, al Him burx.ciregiut. 8tox tc-.BsaT Uaa ilton, Jt l .imuM tuitbi UiauTOK. Administrator's Notice. Nolii-e tt hfifbr (Irea flat the a BdenlfiHMl wa,oa the lilh iiaj oi Aufim, lti, by the County urt ol Oouea coumj. Orpfon. duly appointeil ex--4itr ol Uieeiuu j o( Urprr tiantoer Browa. ik-c-.!. All pe.T. n baicj rlalma ataiuu the said eitaie arr Berehy xxolr flt-d io pretwal ibrm. pMper-i tfertor-J. to me at Klklon, lAMK as ounlf. i .tvnn. within aix oioolht Irbm llK-dnta 61 taf n uto. ana a.l mrsao, Iideie4 wlheei'auj arj batiy aoU act lo par the nme t mo. Dated Auxutt UUi, lija. Syiviu- " Baovx. Execo tor RCTH.-In Roseburg, Aug. 23, l!D2, to Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Ruth, a girl, Mother and child ai getting along fairly well and the condition of the Plaixdkalkr forinan Mr. Ruth, is about normal again. Utttr Llat, Remaining uncalled rir at tho Rose- horg poatoftice. Persons calling for these letters trill please state the date on which they are advertise.1, Ang 2." 1002: ('arman, R P 2 Rhoads, Karl Cant, L Stearns, yr J W Ferris, tieo Wsl, Mrs K J Merkbll.tieo The letters will lie charged for at the rato of one cent each. Wii. A. Fbatkr, P. M, ' Little Ranch tor Sale. A trood little home for sale; 17 acres, adjoining fair grounds, 1' mile!) east o Roaebure. Good, hmldtnes.' y tQiM bearing friiit -drees, 10 acres in .culti vation. J'riee 122.. For particular etujuire at Miliken's slioej ie, Rose burg. a X tl . Ho, For (alla Reunion, ' M, W. AUlricIt infiiruis us that exten sive !rrangu.e.nt are la-'tng made for the th.rea daya pioneer and veteran re unUm at Qlalln early In Soptemlier. Mr Aldrlch w IU conduct a first-class restaut rant and stand confectioneries, sof- drinks, etc. on the grounds. A fine dance platform w ill also lie conatvocted and a dance be run the first two nightstntd. niiduightaiid till tlie wee small Honrs me tan nigm. .Mesrn. k tioper and C. A. Prock. w l have r of the dance program whcl i,natrea its anccesa. Msl y A.prtelb(i(t'a orclu Qreon's i . Blue Ribbon State Fain Sept. Salem 15th to 20th, 1902 Yftty are invited to attend -and see the greatest industrial expo sition and livestock show ever held on the Pacific C!tiV. lod raeiyi; every afternoon. Camp ground free. Come and bring yonr families. any iuf'Tlna- tvJt write. M. D. WISDOM, Sec'y, Portland, Ore. Sprtnjf an- r wwm n.l. by lh Wt, alarra. Sla' h. kllor an-l l-irrr lrvy miW itb ol burl i nrunl.T nfica i.ir to retAmn ,( taiaa. Tra: mp in rrnoi x tar Ma V?- :a--f .r;ihf f .re M Rb-in;ia r.-lt'iiro t. P-v-.ian-!. J n-.l PvT-'.alll Rlh TxiiA. . ONE QALLON OF THESE WATERS CONTAINS : f'rfawnna Hn-rawto ViiaiMin t.lkitv Sviium hvirkde .r. . V: r. . r.l.iM gr. 3lrt in-n "h! i a..-iuia CMn-rt . rr. Uj rr. - S rr. Knaifl Irtof'.ira R.bnnr S 3vio!l Sniim-t. ft.M r-.! it S da-v-t n mt -t..i.v rrlurmuj liw tuliuaiaa M.io iay, Tu trl ..o aa umu 3a. ' " ( ) CAPT. BEN D. BOSWELU Proprietor. CK000000000X00000 O CGI CMDM 5 Practical Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician o Carries a complete stock of Watches, Clods, Jewelry, Diamonds and Silverware - i WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTV-a; ROSEBURG, ORE 9 oooooooooooooooooooooooo J, M, Wcatherby T. A. Bury P. L. Mania Roseburg Real Estate Co. Farm aud Timber Land Bought and Sold Taxes Paid for Non-Residents. Timber Estimates a Specialty. tV- with List yonr pr oper- us. Cause and Effect Re ponsive to the tonch. and pertect in time and action, tho 'oe piano has secured a hold on popular favor accorded to none other. It is a stun lard instru ment, of the hiv'lict jMih. Vnexcelled in a single feature of merit. N- better rauu m.ule. Not hih pricl, either. Sold at exeeediiii:ly low tiure-s for ca-'h, or on a..jy time pay men tn. Everyone warranlol. W. A. BURR & CO. tfr-a immi Iron Clad 1H1D Wagons Fully Warranted Mack and. .fc JArr'-i "; aistr X The larrrst stock of 5nth Contnrv firviide in Vi f,. . o J - o 11 kUV. VWIU vovovo FISHER& BELLOWS CO Dry Goods. Fancy Goods. Motions Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes Hats and Caps Groceries Provisions Produce Bought 'Phone 721 ovososvvovs vcvcvcovcvAOrO OAKLAND ORE,