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Published on Mondays and Thursdays "Established 1868.
Vol. XXXIII.
ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 15. 1902.
No. 97
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R. A. BOOTH, A.C.MARS KK.-. H.C.GALEY, O
rwuMont, V'ee President Cashier
. Douglas County Bank, g
Bstablitslied !88,v , Jnocrporated 1901 V
Capitals.! 550,000.00. ,
HOARU . DltttjliORS
W. BKSSOS, R. A. BOOTH J .1 aturll !
J. K, KELLY, A. C MARSTERS .1 M. Y i
A general hanking business tranjv
accommodation consistent with safe and
Bank open from uiue to twelve and
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I And we want to inform our oeonle that we have the
best Hue of Furniture and Rugs wchave ever shown
for you to select Xmas presents from.
Oar Children's department has many useful
articles for the little folks, among them being
Boy's Express Wagon.
Doll Carriages and Doll Go Carts.
- Rocking Horses and Shoo Flys.
Blackboards.
Rockers and Chairs.
Bureaus and Sideboards.
Red Tables and man- other articles that
we haven't room to mention.
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STORE IS fill OF
B. W. STRONG,
Rosebars THE FURNITURE ft AN
Brina: Us Your
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FOR CASH
! J.F.BARKLR&CO. i
MANY PEOPLE
Are willing to sacrifice themselves and their
children to the prejudice of "what people
say,
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The Foolish Prejudice Against
the Use of Glasses
By children wlthTdefective Eyes often results
in the greatest suffering sometimes penna
cent disability of one who might orherv. ise
become a power in the world.
R. F.VVINS LOW, Jeweler and Optician
Cass Street Near Depot
JUST ARRIVED.
A fine assortment of Ladies' end
Gents' Slippers and Sandals,
also carry a fine line of Boys' aliena
tor slippers at 76 cents per pair.
Call and see them at
FLINT'S POPULAR SHOE STORK.
Ojp'se J'j'st National Uank
Hints to Housewives.
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from one to three. 0
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THE DEST Of EURVIUING.
CHICKENS.
, EGGS.
-BUTTER.
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THE FIRST PACIFIC CABLE
Layiug of Trans-Pacific Wire
ally Begoa.
Form
BIG CROWD WITNESSED CEREMONY
Cnbla Authorities and California's
Dist'nguished Men Saw Work
Safely Commenced.
Sax Fuancisco. Doc. 12. Thousands
of ioopl6 ofscmbletl on Ihe ocean Wacli
this morning to witnoss the coininoiu't1
nient of tl.o layin; of the cable thai
to briiii; Hawaii into closer connection
vit) the Uniteil States, anil lich will
event nally U' extended to the rhili-
piues to briiiR I'nele Sam's new.t
ivsessions into closer relation
with the mother country.
Karlv inorninz iroiuvi beacliwanl Imv
aan to s!kw unwonted life for tlis sea
sou of tho year. Tltousands of school
chililreti and their parents gathered,
and !nii In-fore 10 oYlock, the Otlicial
hour lor the ceremonv of Fplicini; the
shore end of the cable with the subiuar
ine strand, the leach was black with
jHHiiJe w ho st'l ingood-uatnred silent
on the ex id sisnds, and in a chilly at
niosidicre, awaiting the coming of the
Si I vert own. The great cable ship Car
rie?. tiiled up in her hold, nearly L'-VK)
miles of cable which will trace its way
over the mountains and vaJlevs that are
hidden from human fright by old ocean,
who.e elevations and descents have
been accurately recorded by the survey
jhip Xero and furnisheil by the Govern
ment to the Taciilc Commercial Cable
Comjiany fur use in laying the cable
When the prow of the big vessel final
ly showed ft.elf around the end of Seal
Uock, a mighty cheer went up from
the aembled crowds. Th cheering
continued a. the vessel steamed to her
designated anchorage about a mile
south of the Cliff House, to await a fav
orable opportunity for tending the end
of the cable ashore. Owing to an un
favorable tide the work was delayed
somewhat and during ihe interval the
crowds on the beach b. came more dense
and carriages bearing Ihe cable official,
Mayor Schiiiitz, Governor Gage, Governor-elect
Pardee and many invited
guests from civic ami private life ar
rived on the scene.
The Silvertown lay at Iter anchorage
for .several hours waiting for an opor
ttine time for commencing' the work of
send-rg the end of the cable ashore, but
the sea was so rough that it wan deemed
hazardous to undertake the task. .
In thij iiii-antime the engineers and
rtw of tin; cable ship had not been idle.
ixiloon'b'icjys and pontoons had to ta
made rcadv and launched, and lat.
:ad to u.anne.1 ta carry the end of
the i-avie toward shore.' Finally one
eii'i i .'M calle wan made fast to a
buoy, .i js-ns!.-d by a loat manned by
a crew r in trie ilvertown, was started
pl.ort-aar 1. As the boat containing the
suj-rvir-i:i ' engineers left the Silvertown
f.rMt I s -t of che.-rg went up from
.e r,.i;!'i; !-l;son the beach, and as the
lns.: from ihe cable whip, assisted by
the wi sd an 1 ti h carried the end of
the :a: It i-!os r i: 1 md the cheering
crefif-e-l. The r.iiers were high and it
wan feared ly t'io on the lie.ich that
the. !iat crens from the Silvertown
wo-.M 1-e throHii ixtothe water at any
moment, "but no such disaster occurred,
and when, afu-r mm !: dillicnlt and dan
gerous work, the end of the cable ap
proached within a J ii;;dre. yards of the
slioreal iVho-.it with a smaller cable
wr.s launched from the shore to connctt
with ihe larger -M aa l to tow the end
ashore to the imint w htr.' the splice
was to le made, tromen loa ch-ers lent
the air.
The work of towing the end of the ca
ble to shore was not accomplished with
out diilieiiljy us the end approached the
ch(.;e hr.ii.lndi of wiliing hands, in-
!u..i:ig the ollicials of the ' le coni
pany, laid lund on the tow line and as
sisted in bringing th ? end to the -1 each.
As the spljee end emerged from the
wati-r a mad rush was made fjr it, the
crow Js beirrg anxious to participate in
the wo k of landing the' Ssu Francisco
end of.tl.e tirst oceanic cable to he land
ed o n the shores of the Pacific on Unite!
States territory. Finally the end of the
cab!-; t"uc!ied terra finiii. Added to
the continued cheering was Ihe mingled
w hi -lling of the great siren of the Sil
vertown, end the many tuglsiaw and
Mcmi Inline). Of which had gathered
ar mid Ihe big vessel.
Wi-tiJ the sjilii-ing of the shore end of
the cable with the end of. the submarine
cable was completed and the final coil
of insulation wrapped around the joined
ends, Governor Gage.'a little daughter
christene 1 the cable by breaking a lsit
tie of California champagne, encased in
a (diver frame and inscribed with the
data of and name of the cable steamer.
Heveral -hort addresses, felicitating the
ficroiiiplixhiuent of the greatest com
Jin rci.il event ii the history of this state
luce the coining of continental rail
riM'J were made and (he signal was
flashed U Ihe Silvertown, whose great
fclren screeched forth a salute ju answer
fo the Godspeed of the people assembled
il tin! la nch, and with her prow headed
bmurd the Hawaiian It-lands, the big
nlz-ainer commenced fo unreel the cablt!
whhh will bring Honolulu into quick
( '(iiiniiiii.-alloii uith the rest of the civb
J,ud w ot Id,
The odiclals of the cable company and
("iipiitiii 'orton, of the Silvertown, con
fidently Irflieve Unit communication
wllb li'iiioini'i will be established on
ChiMiimN day.
Pay Up. .
All lios knowing thnmselves An
ih hit' I lo I', I , Patterson for laundry
I 1 . . . 1 llU.il . Ml tl
! oim '(' vi 1 1 r-ni, win please run
l,i It, a iAU'k nf Attorney Frank G. Mi
( lli, M'fcw i'U.lii)t!, and nuttlo at
A SUCCESSFUL CREAMERY.
Cream Shipped to Roseburg Joseplilue
and Jackson. '
The Med ford Success has this to say
in regard to Creameries, and the Doug
las County Creamery in particular:
The Uoseburg creamery has lxcome one
of the money making creameries of
Oregon and it bids fairjto further prosjer
as it, in addition to handling the cream
from the Pouglas county dairies, has
been for the last six months getting
large quantities of cream from lxth
Josephine and Jackson counties, regular
shipments being made from a-? far south
as this city, Med ford contributing
liberally to build tip Koseburg's . cream
ery, ns it does to Grants Tass' laundry
and the industries of other neighboring
towns. There is no lictter dairying
district in Oiegon than the Kogue river
valley and some time there will be a
ereanierv in Medford and it too will
make money jfit is prois-rlv encour
aged. Of the success of the Uoseburg
crctmerv the 1 i ain'kk.xlkk has the
fvllowiug to say : 'Four hundred and
lifty Miunds of gilt edge butter was
turned out by the Douglas county
ereamerv at this place at a sinirl burn
ing Mmiilav. !v Mr. Gardner, the
creaineryman, we are informed that
the btisineivi is progressing very satis-factorj-,
and in re interest is being
taken in the enterprise by the farmers
There promises to !c a large incras in
the n u njsr of regular patrons of the
creamery in the spring."
General News.
Ashla;:d's IaVr unims lave
noin in-
ate.1 a full city ticket. Dec. Hi
is ritv
election dav.
'ortland shows a very (.ratifying in
crease of Mistal receipts over last year,
a fevenths tuwre.
Hotel Ridpath, was destroyed at
Spokane, late hist week. The kss ji ill
pproximate $200,000
The I wis and Clark fair commission
will ask the United States for a fS.OOO,-
tUX) apprf priation.
Mexico has authorized the ayment
of the Pius fund to the United Statf-s.
in accordance with The Hague arbitra
tion.
The idow of the famous gnnmaer
Krnpp has given f,o0,(.Xi0 to estat.)i-h a
K-i.etit fund for workmen in memory of
icr lato liushanil.
The iniik drawn to "-vrcameries in
Miniii-M.ta in P.J2 would fill a train of
cars, a it i.oidmg .J,w pounds, ol ;a
mik'S lull-', and enough to drown all the
r Mr.-rv trusts uhich have not failed.
At HilL-lsjro the other day Phdrict
Att'irnev K. P. Tongue called Ijwvpr
iimp a liar and lawyer I'miip
was u!-ut to thump Attorney Tongue
hen the sheriff interfered. The judge
Gued both lawyers f 10 for cintcnit4 if
court.
A disjiteh fr,m Somalihtnd states
hat rx'por'.s have be-n received and are
current tin re that Mad Mullah is dead
through assa.--sinatioii. "The rert goes
that a foiiowt r killed him with a spear
thrust as he was engaged in his prayers
J. Ouden Armour will commemorate
the "miracle" of bis daughter's cure with
hospital "open to all w ho suffer and
here the lire of the knife will lie un
known." In time it may come to paw
that some of the at'licted who fall into
the hands of the surgeon will not have
to enter the kingdom of heaTen" piece
meal. The S. P. Co.'s detective Ahem" lias
discovered the ersoii8 who attempted
ti wreck the passenger trains near Oro-
iile last week, as mentioned at the
lime bv the Plaixdeai.ir. Thev are
two boys aged 7 and 11 and explained
that they fastened the iron plates to the
track so tliat the train would smooth
them out. Ahern took the youngsters
to the Kljce station. Just what dispo
sition w ill 1 made of thpni has nat yet
lieen determined.
"So near and yet so far !" John Bar
rett, the Portland newepajier man, had
the first say on the twelve thousand
dollar-a-vcar job of representing the
Unitol States at Tokio, Japan, yet will
not get it for the 'nil sufficient reason
that the little brown men don't want
him in their capital. Audit is not in
accordance with diplomatic custom . to
send a man to a country that has ob
jections to him jH'rsonally. The press
dispatch says President Roosevelt will
withold the appointment until he
"more information." Tho easiest
possible to let Mr. Barrett down.
has
wav
OREGON MAN DECLINES.
John Barrett not to be Minister to
Japan.
Washington, Dec! 12. Secretary Hay
has received a cablegram ' from John
Bairett, dated Calcutta, today, stating
that he regarded it his duty to continue
his connection with, the St. Louis Ex-
josition, and therefore declining the
Japanese Mission which had la.'en
tendered him. It is - understood that
Llovd Griscom, Jr., now Minister to
Persia, who was charged d'affaires nt
Constantinople, and in that capacity
did much to effect a settlement of the
American claims, will Ihj the' successor
to the late Minister Buck.
Toys anil Holiday Goods.
Sims if there is anything in this list you
will want: Game boards, ping pong,
toy wagons, swinging and rocking horses,
dolls, doll cabs, go-carts, trunks, tool
chests, books, 'drums, chairs, ad kinds of
stoves, horns, tops, iron toys of all kinds,
sad irons, banks, air rlflea hlocksi al
bums, magic lanterns, toilet cases, carv
ing sets, wlverware, punching bags, foot
bulls, boxing gloves, doll beds, pocket
knives, and manv other things too nu
merous to mention, at S. K, Sykcs' Tho
Leading Storei
IN WINTER APPLES
Southern Oregon Peculiarly Adapted
j to Fruit Growing.
A person cannot buv a box of first
clasa apples in the Portland market for
less than from f 1.60 to 2.00 per box
perhaps more for the choicest varieties
Of Course inferior apples are cheaper
none wants a few to eat out of hand
they cost him 5 cents a pound, or 2 cents
apiece, for apples of good-Tjuility and
moderate sire. Yet there ap tens of
thousands of acres in Wester t Oregon
that will produce very fine v inter a
pes some localities that will produce
apples equal iu evety resiect to the ln-st
tatsed in anv of the Fast em states
How many bushels will a mature app!
iree prouuee: now many trees are
lroi.crly planted on an aire.' These
questions answered, the profits of apple-
raisfjig, at present prices, can be approx
imahil. These calculations will not be
gone-iito here, but the incrcaijng won
der " i that year after year parses with
no perceptible increase in the apple sup
ply to meet the constantly increasing
demand. Prolwbly a good many orch
ards have been planted that are not vet
Id enough to bear, so that in a few
ears the supply may more nearly keej
pace with the demand, hut there is cer-
taiuiv a splendid opiiortnnitv, and will
lie fir years to come, fur growing good
sound, tasteful apples. As Mr. E. L,
Minin. ol ll.l Kiver, intimated re
cently, it is a business that, require
stndy, much care. goid judgment and
constant attention ; but so does success
ful production of almost everv kind
tliese days.
It will be surprising if a good many of
the thrifty immigrants arriviii; in Ore
gon and finding home here do m.t .)e
serve the paucity of the apple s Jp ly in
projjoriion to the demand, and set out
many handceds'of acres of apple orch
aros within the next two -ear. The
fact L and it is me not very creditable-
to them that many of our old residents
who have good apple tree ground, and
who perhaps had gol orchard. 10, 20 or
30 years ago, have lecn too caiidess or
"shiftless," to keep their orcharJs up or
take advantage of the high-pri.1 mar
ket that has been railing to '.hem fo
years.
It is something little short of shame
ful that in the metropolis and comim r-
rial center of such a region as th j a per
son Iias to pay 12.00 -per box, or in less
quantities 5 cents a pound, f.w gi
apples. Telegram.
O I Has Come to Stay.
The annua! reports of both theSVHith-
ern Paciiic ai'il the Santa Fe how that
thousand of dollars Lava leea caved
by thesnbstitntioii of oil for coal. With
in a very short time lth co?rixanies
will have complete systems of oil tanks
from end to end of their Pacific coast
Hues. Oil tanks fir Southern Paciiic
locomotives are rapidly being complete!
at Benicia, Vallejo and Port Costa. Oil
tank have already lcen put in :it Sac
ramento anl Stockton anl one is just
being finished at Gait. When the sys
tem is complete! the oil stations will
not lie more than 100 miles apir...
Newspaper at Springtiekl.
" Springfield, Lane county, is to have a
nwsaper in the near future. Pre! M.
Wood,, the principal promolor of the
enterprise, has been interviewing the
business men of that pbee to se what
encouragement is given him, and it is
said he has been in Portland making
arrangements to buy a plant. Aside
from the lilieral patronage that would
be given by the Springfield people, the
new paper no doubt w ill get a tiare of
the timber land notices, which alone is
the main support of many pa pers in
Oregon.
A Costly Mistake.
Blunders arc sometimes very expen
sive. Occasionally Me itself is tne
price of a mistake, but you'll t ever be
wrong if yoa take Dr. King's Sew Life
Pills foi Dypepsia, Dixiness, Headache,
Liver or Bwl troubles. TLey are
g:ntle, yet thorough. 2oc, at A. C.
Marsters & Co's Drug Store.
MONEY TO BURN.
A Craze for the Establishment
of
New Papers.
It is reported that Cottage Grovjp is
to have another ncwspajier noon, repub
lican in poitics. This newspaper craxe
seems not to lie entirely confined to
Medford, Roseburg also is soon to have
another newspaper. Thtf fact of the
matter is that Western Oregon in greatly
overdone in this lino and contains more
half-starved journals than any other
section of the anion. A good deal of
this is caused in order to make Imsioess
for the typo foundry trust. Medford
Enquirer.
It is resrted that a new pa pet is to be
established iu Cottage Grove. That city
has already -two newspapers aid they
thoroughly cover tho field and our
knowledge of the business prompts tho
remark that the third paiwr ie not need
eiLand not desired by lier busiiwua men.
However, jf the ney inan has money to
burn, it can 1 burned thoroughly and
well in a newspaper shop Junction
Ciiy Times. m
Smltl1, Dandruff Pomaila
Stops itching scalp iijhjh one applica
tion, three to six removes all dandruff
and will stop falling hairN Price 50c,
For sale by Marsters Drug Co. mltf
Insura In the New York Life,
r
Because, Its policies nro iinem,testlbk.
Because, It Insures you all tho time.
Pecans, Up to Nov. 1, 1002, it has
secured l."2,000 policy holders, amount
ing to 1203, 000,000 nsw buaiue,-i8,
MONEY
CHARGED WITH HOIMP.
Grants Pass 'Stage Kobbers Thought
. to Jj2 Caagfct.
THEV SECUED CIT UITIE BOODLE.
Three Men Are Taken From "Blind
Baggage" ot Southern Pacific
at Ashland.
Asm. am., Or., Dec. V. C. ratable M
A. Long, on telegraphic, instructions
from Grants Pass, arrested three hobos
on the "blind taggagc" of the onth-
iHiund night express, who are wanted
for highway robWry. They are: Frank
Miller, aged 27, from Spokane; George
Moody, ag 30, and William Kirkjit
rick, age 18 yean. They are wantttj at
Grants Pass on suspi ion of having been
ronnected w ith the hoM-upof the etage-
cfch on the Grants Pass-Williams mail
route, which took place yesterday after
noon.
At Ihe time of the hold-nn there was
only one passenger, Thomas Keliy, on
the stage lien ides the driver, Edward
Harriot. The stage passed a narrow
oint on the road a short distance from
Grants Pass, w hen at the point of a six
shooter held by a man w hose face was
masked with a white handkerchief, the
driver was ordered to throw bis monev
Mit. Harriot, ho bud $15 in one pock
et l-elon-ini? to himself and 1100 in
another locket which he was earning
for a friend f his, promi Uy 'delivered
op the 15. The passenger, Kelly, had
but 20 cents, which he yielded without
undue rsnaiou.
While they were thus engjged a
rancher named Bryant drove along, and
he was also held up by the roller, but
he had no money and was ordered to!
make himself scarce. He hnrril in!
rants Pairs and rej,rteil the affair.
The same day a miner name! A. J.
neater wa iiein up nv iwo men near
!!..
the Dry diggings, who were also masked
kiiii: I'.aiKiken.'Ki", ami use! re-
olvers iu-their work. The elder of the
two kept Heater covered wjih l.is gun,
while ti e younger relieved him of his
money, ft in silver and f- iu gold, after
which he was released and ordere-l to
hurry aIon;r."
the slit-nit of Josphuie county and
he dejMity marshal took ur the tracks
f the toblrs, which I! t t! Soutls-
em Pacific railr-iad, near Gold Hid.
Tl.e.-e t!icv sew the three n.en mou-1
the Mind hat-rave of the southbound ex-
r-ss, as it was puiling out, and thev
wired to Ashland to amst the m-n.
Afli-rin exaniiiati.-n, i-sjrve ' Mio!
was liberated h.-r, while Kirkpatrkk
and Miller were taken to Grants Pass to
stand examination ou the char-.-a t,f
iighway robbery.
Wilbur Items.
tephen Short-spent SnndarinU.it
land.
Mr. Bert Brown went to Rosehnrg on
Tuesdav.
Coyote hunting is occui-yim; a goril
leal of attention at pn-nt.
Mr. and Mrs. loaser, cf Kcsebur,
have been visiting relatives in fc.w-n.
Mrs. S. J.-Chenoweih atteud;tl the
church fair held at Oakiainl. Satunlar.
Iecenlier .
Mr. W. B. l4uib wect to F-igene
TueIay. to purchase some more cows
f.-r his dairv,
Elder Sumurerville, of Grant's Pas?,
attended the Quarterlr meeting he'd
o
here Mondav.
Mrs. G. W. Short re'urued home from
Roseburg Tuesday, where she had been
isiting for a few days.
Uahbara.
A Timely Suggestion.
This is the soasm of the rear when
the prudent and careful housewife re
plenishes her supply of Chamberlain"
Cough Remedy. It is certain to be
needed before the winter is over, and
results are much more prompt and ett
sfactory w hen it is kept at hand and
given as soon as the cold is contracted
and licforo it has In-come settled iu th?
system. In almost every instance a
severe cold mav lie warded off bv takine
this remedy freely as soon as , the first
indication of the cold appears. There is
no danger in giving it to children for it
contains no harmful substance. It a
pleasant to take both adults and child
ren like it. Buy it and you will get the
best. It always cures. For sale by A.
C. Marsters.
Announcement.
Riuulk, Ore. Nov. 25, 1002.
For the jKist sixteen months we have con
ducted a genera! merchandise business at
Riddle and have leen accorded a largo
and liberal patronage and very courte
ous treatment on tho part of the public.
Our business relations with tho people
of this section of the county have leen
pleasant in the extreme, an 1 now h iv
ing disposed of our intereUs'in tho tner
chnntile business to Mr. K. Underwood
of New "York, we tuko thw means of
thanking the public for the liberal pat
ronage and many kind favors extended,
and earnestly solicit the same generous
patronage ana mint treatment for our
sueee :sor,whom we feel assured will fullv
merit the same.
Yours respectfully
A, 1. Mattoos & Oo.
Beautiful China wne.
The finest lino of Chinaware ever dis
played In Roseburg may bo seen at
oimg Sam's store just now. Ilia stx-fc
ulso includes elegant vases, tovs, novel
ties both useful and ornamental. Give
him a rail and select a nice Christmas
gift. Jackson street near McClallen
hott,
mm
Are yoa particular
about our.
IF YOU ARE CALL AT
. CURRIER'S GROCERY
; " "A5D ASK iop.;
Price is no higher and every can guaranteed
Currier's,
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if.JaV, V'V Si'A
J. M. Weatherby
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Roseburg- Real Estate Co.l
Farm and Timber Land Bonght aad Sold
" Taxes Paid for-Xon-Residents. Timber
Estimates a Specialty. List yoar proper-
ty with us.
SPECIALTIES. !
PLyikians Present. -turns I
nl Family Recipe.
Rchlx-r Gooil. Toilet
Articles, Lima and Ce-
iix-utj Paints, Oi:s and i
Gla., Perfumery, Truss- f
r, ii..iig, Brcshes Etc. j
Katnbier Eicyvie oim! i
Suadries. School Sup-
pii-ss. i
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Stationery
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COOS BRY STKGE ROUTE jj
Commencing with Monday, January C '02, we wul charge $7 J50 for I
tV:.ir from Draia t Coaj Bay. Baggage aHow ance witi each full iare
50 pounds. TraTellinjj men are allowed 75 pouoJs bagjag when tier 5
hvo pound , or more. All excess baaga, 3 cts. per pound, and no ai S
lowauce w ill be made for round trip. DAILY STAGE. S
For farther information address
J.
F.
S.DAY.
JEWELER and
All Work Gnananteed
Secoad Door north ne B ink X ail liur.
KODAKS!
-They've gone and done it again
Done away with the dark-room in
developing. A little machine to de-
velope film negatives in daylight
withoutgoing- to
child can operate
derful 'invention at
Churchill k Woolley.
THANKSGIVING MUSIC
of ft light or serious chamcterwlll have
an added chaf in if rendered through the
medium of a Kimball piano. These in
struments can be had only at Burr's.
Music Store, Call and see our sujerb
assortment.
The Popular flu sic House of
W. A. BURR & CO.
Roseburg, Ore.
Coffee, Tea and Spices
Roseburg's
Lead
Grocer
Pride of Douglas
FOR THE CHRISTMAS BAKING
you want everything of the best, and if
von use the Pride of Douglas flour yoa
are sore to have the whitest, lightest
and most delicious bread.. the richest
and lightest cakes and flakiest pieafor
your Xmaa dinner. If yri have never
used the Pride of Douglas flour it will
be as welcome as a Christmas gift in
the pleasure it will give yoa in eatlsfac
i on and splendid results in your bakia
'Phone 131.
G. W.Bashford & Son
A, Bry
D. L. ilartia
3
C. Marsters:S Co.
Dregs, Medlciaes, Cfegtnicals.
-PHIUUSISTS
School Books
R. Sawyers, "
trcpnetor, Drain, Oregon
WATCHMAKER
for Reasonable Prices.
liosiatntG, Oeecox
a darkroom Any
it. See this won
our store.
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