The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, January 22, 1903, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextSPECIAL SCHOOL MEETING. ? We Want to Save You Honey So while you are looking around the town tlohig j-our shopping you don't want to overlook the PEOPLES' STORE as we have the largest and most complete Hue of fall goods that has ever been shown in the town. v LadlCS, We have all the latest weaves and colorings in tailor suitings, Long Coats, length, Jackets and Capes. Our stock can't be beat for style, quality uid prices. Our walking skirts are the most complete line inltown ranging iu prices from $1.50 and upwards. Taylor suits from $7.50 and upwards. Gentlemen Those of you wishing a new suit of clothes don't want to overlook us as our line is the David Adler & Sons goods, y and in wear and fit we guarantee satisfaction. . Our Shoes, the noted V. L. Douglas shoes speak for themselves. Neck Wear, always the latest and most up-to-date line in town. A special school meeting will be held at the school building Saturday, Jan. 24 at 1 :30 p. m. for the purpose of Voting the usual tax for maintaining the Rose btUL' public and hij;li srhoola. All tax payers of the district are requested to be present. Additional Local. & One Door South of P. O. VT NeW BooKs at CANNON'S Capt. Slacklin 1ari Oliver Horn Arnold love and the Soul Hunter, Iluobr My Lady Peggy Goes to Town, MaUiew The Needle's Eye Kingtlen Hope loring K The Crimson "Win? '- Taylor The Strollers hkam The long Straight Road, Horton Rosalynde'8 Lovers .... Thompson Confessions of a Wife Adams Janet Warde Songster The Maid at Arms Chamber Kockhaven Vunn The Leopard's Spots iron Barbara Ladd Lcbertt Franoezka SeavaU Donavan Pasha rarler Jtoth and Rust , CholmttndeUy The Fighting Bishop IJnpHut The Fifth String ....Vhimi The Virginian Witter A Speckeled Bird . .Evan and many others. Price $1 15 ; Eailing price $1.27 We rent them for 25 cents. e rt t f T-t-4- e KJl LUUI 1UIC1UI ft v ' i - Get your dental work at Dr. Cbea die's. Painless extraction of teeth. n20 Graves the Photographer is back at his place of business once more, (tf) Furnished rooms for rent enquire at old Abraham property foot of Wash ington street. tf Dressmaking and all plains sewing neatly done to order. Call on Mrs. Walls opposite the City Hall. Get your abstracts ot title from J. D namilton. lie has the only complete set of abstract books in the county, tf Fresb oysters all styles. Pan, fancy and pepper roasts a specialty. Served by an expert cook, at Railroad Eating Hon, Mesdames Lohr & Gegax, pro prietors. H. D. Graves has been posting him self and gathering new ideas during his vacation and feels he is better prepared than ever to give bis customers the ery latest styles. (tf) Coming, Stetafcn's famous "Uncle Tom's Cabin Company" with its famous Colored Ladies band, cast of 50 people and reek of Siberian bloodhounds. At -the Opera House Jan. 23. See ad. Co. tf See the Title Guarantee & Loan for blue print and filing papers. Fine new line of boy 3 and men's fancy sweaters just received at Ililde brand's. For Sale Household goods, cookiug utensils, canned and jared fruits Call on N. E. Richards at Woodards Harness shop. - Chinese New Year begins Jan. 28, and the Roseburg Celestials will make the season rfierry . as usual among them selves. Mrs. Jarley's Waxwork Show will le given at the Opera House, Feb. 10. Admission Reserved scats 35 cts. Flats 25 and children 15 cts. - (flO) Here is a bargain One practically new, latest improved BlickensJerfer typewriter, with fine leather case, for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. tf The celebfated DeMoss family will give conevrte in the valley this month, aud it will again be a pleasure and a privilege U Lear "Oregon, Sweet Ore gon" 6ung. D. S. T. West, having accepted Eeveral old and reliable fiie insuranc3 compn- Miss Victoria Cheddie is visiting in Portland. I. A. Dean of Riddle, was in the city on business this week. , ' B. F. Nichols of Kiddle, was a Rose burg visitor Wednesday. Hon. A.F. Brown, of Oakland, was Roseburg visitor this week. L. E. Warner of Yoncalla, was Roseburg visitor this week. Mrs. A. Hamlin and cuilUreu are vis iting friends and relatives at Oregon City Benton Mires of Drain, who has been attending court returned home Wednes day. Men wanted to cut 300 tier of wood Inquire of Henry Conn, Roseburg, Ore gon. Hon. Willis Kramer was iu thin city from Salem yesterday to attend to Imsi ness before the circuit court. Bishop Wistan Morris, of Portland, conducted services in the Episcopalian church in this city Tuesday evening. Mrs. E. Nottingham of Portland is visiting Mrs. J. C. Fullerton on her re- For the Purpose of Voting A Tax for Maintaining the Roseburg Schools. nies, is now prepared to do a genera turn irom a visit wun menus at i.rams f;M inenriitM Kucinpu. Tnisnr with , ass, insurance him. Office at the City Hall. tf. Clause Riddle, a former employe of the Observer has been very "sick at his home in Vancouver, Wash. Owing to the seriousness of bis illness he was brought to his former Lome at Riddle where he is improving. Observer. Ira Tompkins of this city, was offered the sitiou of examiner far Southern Oregon for the state board of barbers, but did not accept. Ira is the veteran bar", cr of this section of the state and certainly knows his business. Grants Pass Observer. One of the neatest and most unique designs in the shapjof a photo mount is the "Standford Folders." It a is new etyle'aod up to date, and" when a beau tiful Platinum print is placed thereon, produces the richest ai:d daintctt effect. Leave your order lor one or mure wheu having your photo taken at the Sun beam Photo Parlor. .Work gujranteed. Don't f jrget the place, one block from S. P. Freight depot. Col. Sawver's great pack of genuine Siberian blood liounds are beyouJ que- j' tion the finest lot of canines of tiiat strain ever found io this country. They are somewhat larger than our Rocky Mountain lions and much more'ttrongly built, but when aroused or on a trail they have all the flcetnees and activity of these animals. The famous hounds are toaring with Stetson's "Uncle Tom'a Cabin" Co. this season, and ill appear at tl Roseburg Theater on Friday evening, January 23, wheu this great or ganization plays here. Watch for the big street parade at noon Friday. G. E. Hallberg, the manager of the St Paul, (Minn) Dairy Record, arrived in this city this morning to look after business matters. Hon. R. S. Sheridan of Boise, Idaho, is visiting his brothers, J. S. and T. R. Sheridan and attending business mat ters in this city. J. S. Medley one of Ijine county's leading attorneys, was dow n from Cot tage Grove Wednesday on busint-sa be fore the circuit court. T. X. Humphreys, the Myrtle Creek miller was in Roseburg on bosiness on Wednesday. He reports very lively times in the vicinity of Myrtle Creek. State Fish Warden II. G. YanDusen, accompanied by S. K, Sykes of this city, visited the fish hatchery on the North Umpqna Sunday., aud found everything in a flourishing condition. "Repentance after' Death" will le ; the theme of the evening sermon at the Methodi-t Episcopal church Sunday evening. At eleven o'clock in the morn ing, Mrs. Helen Harford, state president ,f the W. C. T. U., and widely known us a worker and speaker in the cause of temperance will occupy the pulpit, ill are invited to thse sen ices. We invite the citizens of our town and count v to call and inspect the Plais- dkaxek's new press and other equip ment, then visit the Review office ' and make a like inspection and then form their own conclusions as to which office has the finest equipment, ami therefore the truth of that pair's recent child ish and absurd statements. J. G. Mack, of Portland, is in the city on business. W. D. Stenhens is uuite seriously ill at his home iu this city. See that new Bean Power spray pump at Churchill and Woolleys. MissJeannie Buick leaves this city tonight for Portland to visit friends. C. O. White and B. M. ArmiUge, of Mvrtle Creek, were business callers ot this office today. W. J. Lander returned home last night after a two mouths tour of the Eastern states. Chickens are Chickens these days, the Petalnma hatches them. If interested see Churchill and Woolley. Mr. and Mrs. C. P.Clark have return ed from a two weeks visit in San Fran Cisco and Los Angles, California. "F. T. Blakeiy, after attending to busi ness in his office in this city, returned to Salem, Tuesday, to mutch the lawmakers work. Miss Nellie Litchfield, who lias been visiting her fcister, Mrs. Sanford, of thi citv. Las returned to her home in Port land. Mrs. Dr. K. L. Miller and the Misses Curry will spend a few days in Salem, after which they will visit friends in Portland. Mrs. L. T. Howard left on this morn ing's local for Junction City to join her husband w ho is "hostler" in the yards at that place. Yki will miss it if yon buy any other style of wringer than, the Automatic. Churchill and Wm.Iley have received another supply. A. A. A. Atkins always ahead maker of the only filver steel saws. None bet ter made. Yon will find a complete line at Churchill and Woolleys. Henry Ronney, who w conducting a p-ncral delivery business in Grants Pass, is in thin city today on his way to F.ngene.on business. Rememlier the big double basket ball game at the Theater, Saturday evening. Two games, two teams of girls, two teams of boy. Come Everyone. J. M. Sherwood, the builder and fr many yeirs proprietor of the well known Sherwol Hotel at Cottage Grow, sj-ent a few days in Roseburg this week ((Hik ing after bosiness matters. 25th ANNIVERSARY SALE This month completes our 25th year in the Dry Goods business in Roseburg. For a quarter of a century mo have catered to the wants of thousands of customers, from the little store establish ed in '78 to the present mammoth establishment which we occu py. Our greatest advertisement is that many who dealt with us at the start nre in ISC 3 still honoring us with their patronage. In remembrance of thiis event we have instituted this sale, which for unapproachable values, cxcell anything heretofore offered, 'Dress Goods Department. 200 yards colored satins, mostly blues and reds, regular &0c values, ecial . . 60 yards Scotch washable waist insr flan nels, very desirable colors, worth 'i'x, special 7 pieces woolen plaids, liiiht ai.d n edium shades, easily worth ioc, secial...'... 300 yards fancy mixed suitings, mostly all wool, val.'.'JOc to 50e, special 500 yards Chambray ginghims, one pat- . . erii. regular H1,, sjiei-iij 35c 23c 2!c 22..- House fnrnisSiin D'airtmmt. small lot Marseilles spreads, 10-4 size, regular 75c kind, now Another lot Marseilles s prea.ls, 1 1-t size, good value at fl.00, now 25 den pure linen damask toweN, fancr fast color borders, -Vc to 60c regular. Special 54c 78c 25c Hosiery Department. Lot 1. Ladies' fine cotton fancy stripe Lisle finirfli hose, 35c kind. Special.. Lot 2. 5 duz. ladies' all wool black cash mT hose; size only: 60c regular. Scial Lot 3. 5 doz. ladies' fine black Lisle hose ; good values at 50c. Special Lot 4, v Indies' fancy stripe, pare Lisle hose,'50c iiality. Now 15c Corset Department. We are cfiising out our entire stok of Royal Worcester W. C. C. corsets at the following attractive price: 3.75 corsets while they bv-t for..? 12.25 i 2.00 11.75) tl-50 $1.23 fl.00 $2.15 1.40 MO 90c .70c 3c Shoe DepaiiT-ent. About 200 pairs mens fine black shoes, lace and congress, call and kid, which regularly sold for f 2.50 to $4.00. To clean up the odd lines we have mark- e,ltLem 1.50 to 2.10 Anv mens for. tan sbos in the house This includes vici kid, cloth iopj aad calf. Values from 3 to 4. 1.50 Mens fnrcishiegs Departmeat. AIout 5 dozen mens silk and wool nevii- gf shirt, broken hnes, all s-z-'-s, val ues tl.50 to 11.75, while they la,t M dozen mens home-made hnr-k-kin gloves, all first qnal.ty, kmggauctiets, regular 75c. Special 5C 1.15 Mail Orders Promptly Filled ALL FURS, JACKETS AM) CLOAKS 1-3 OFF J U rJ Hi L li U U IT rJ STORE Obituary. Real Cstate Transfer. v. f.-.,nt.v et ni. to Miss lizzie Helen Maryiirrit. daughter of Mr. j j. iJ. V4' of NW4 of ic 33, Mrs. Samoel ltall residins near Kid-, l'.Jl and died Jan. m, , vim C Wm. 5 and 1. iu bWk W, Southern Addition to die, was born (Vt. S, 10, 1J3, at the ape of one yejr and thr.-e , , j months. Funeral services were ci.ndnct-! f mili a a I 1 I"Un I MTUU 'l iarrainma mie.nome .n iniproeu ; e, &i rnvonville on Jan. 11, the for.er' . lot and a neat -ven r,K,,e.l cttsge . !jeillK,,rl.ac,.eJ by Kev. I- t ; ' ' ' - y n an 0 on v two b iks from the business center .1. ,-,r,.i ,r r ' I ni thecomnainiiv in meir ,iB ment. Letter LUt. ! 1 Patrons Tell Us That one great reason they liKe to trade at Hildebrand $ is because they can always depend upon the quality of merchandise. One policy does not govern today, i another tomorrow, but the entire institution is governed by results of years of successful storeKeeping Goods bought here are always as advertised By small profits and quicK sale methods we Keep our prices constantly at the very lowest limit. The people appreciate this and it contributes in no little measure to our success : : : : : Our Anniversary Sale is Still on and Prices reduced from 10 to 50 per cent throughout the house : : : Dry Goods, Clothing, Millinery, Shoes : : : The Nuf Ced Store M. O. Warner, the expert piano tuner is in Roseburg Io .king after the interest of his many patrons here. Mr. Warner has been making this citr regular visits so long that he is considered as almost one of our townspeople. The excel lence of his work an d his reliability, to gether with his genial and pleasing manners is the secret of ins deserved jKipularity here. Joseph Wharton has returned from a seven month tour of the United States, and is visiting his parents in West Rose burg. Mr. Wharton's travels have been mostly along the eastern and southern coast lines, and he is so mnch interested n the different characters that he has come in contact with during his travels, that alter a few weeks rest here he will again start out ana visit new neiiis principally in the south and west. The annual meeting of the I. O. O. F, Building As.-H:iatio!i was held last Tues day evening. The entire Itoard of officers and directors was re-elected as follows I). S. K. Buick, president ; 15. W. Strong vice-president; Jos. Mieelli, si-eretary; V. T. Wright, treasurer ; Carl Hoffman L. Wimberlv. J. C. Fullerton. As auditors, F O. Mieelli, F. W. Benson and F. II. Churchill were also re-elected. The annual reixirto hhow the affairs of the association to lie in fine condition Mr. A. D. Smith, the exjert press builder and machinist of the Portland branch of the Americin Tyje Founders Co., completed the work of installing the big new Cottrell press and new five' i horne-power gasolene engine in the I Plaindealeb'b new brick building Wed- j nesday evening and returned to Port ; lanu. Mr. MnitU Demues lieing an ex j pert in his line is one of those genial wholesouled fellows you are always glad to meet and during his brief stay our city made many friends who regret that his slay here could not be pro longed. Hi did excellent work for tl x la ix dealer auc. placed tne manage ment ui.der lasting obligations to hiin itli our flue new news and job jiress engine, type and much other new ma terial the Twice-a-Week Plai.sueai.er j has the best equipped book, job and newspaerollice in tlie state outside ol Portland. Cull at our office, inspect tho new material and thus he convinced ol the truth of tho above atatemeut. this office. (tf) Ir. F. Kirkpatrick and family. who have resided in Ilofehnrg for the past year, hive moved to Riddle where the doctor has established an olfica and will le pei mently located. Mr. J. I Sliambmok, returned from Boiae Idaho, Tuesday, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Thos. Jennings and two children w ith whom she has been visit ing. Mrs. Jennings will visit for some time with her father, E. Pixon, of Deer Creek. (J. R. Linser will on next Saturday opeu his new resort "The Commerce' ppi!e Slocntn's hall, in the building formerly occupied by the Beer Hall. This place has been refitted and renovat ed and ill be conducted as a gentle men's resort. Attend the opening. Basket Ball 1 Basket Ball! Basket' Ball! See the High School girls play. See the High School boys play. At the Opera House, Sat. Jan. 24. Ad mission 25 cents. Stanley L. Kidder, who for the past three years has been in Uie Postal ser- ice in the Phippmes, returned home on this morning's local having secured a six months leave on account of sickness, Mr. Kidder having contracted fever in the past two months. TheW.C. T. U. will serve baked beans, brown bread with salad sand wiches ami coffee, also will have a win dow sale of home cooking, salt rising bread and cake a P)edalty,on Saturday, January 2 -1th, at the parlors of the Kandy Kitchen. Remaining uncalled for at the R' burs poetoffice. Persons calling for tlies le Iters please state the date on which they lvertiseJ, Jan. 22, 1903. Hen, A E Akers, O W Brumby, P S Callou, J W Bolter, L Udy, HenderC '.Til ler, J M Bolter, Mrs L S Frost, W II Henry, W E Hogbs, J W Howard, J B The letters will be charged lor at rate of one eent each. Wm. A. FatR, P.M Liquid Air Demonstration. Notice to Laundry Patrons. , After February 1st all laundry turned outbv the Roseburg Steam I-aundry ill be on a strictly cash ba.is. F18p. O. C. Rakeb, Pmpr. Eight Orade Examination. Eiuhth grade final examinations will be held on Jan. 23, 29, and 30 ; April 8, , and 10 ; May 20, 21, and 22 ; and J une 17, JS, and 19. AU teachers naving classes for the January examination please notify me at once naming the pupils and certifying they nave nnisueu the work of the 8th grade, and are in your opinion prepared to take the (.final examination. F. B. Hamus, County Supt. The Liquid Air lecture and demon' stration given at the opera house Wed nesday evening nnder the auspices of the public school was, quite largely at tended even though the admission price was 75 Vents and fl.tX). However, we doubt if anyoHe who heard the lec. nre anl witnessed the marvelous de monstrations of this wonderful discovery portraying it great tiossibilities for iringing about a complete revolution in the mechanical and economic wor Id, re gretted the price of tho evening's enter tainment. The large chart used to ex lain the difficult process of producing iquid air, and the many startling ex iieriinent performed made the exhibi tion the more interesting. Probate Order. Constant Toussaint, guardian of Lo iiiue ToiiRSoint, a minor, petitioned for an order to sell his ward'a one-half terest in 59.3(1 arres of projerty. Or dered that jietition tie granted, upou guardian's deposit of a 11,500 bond. J F Clements was appointed admr. and Jesse Clements. J W Mote and Horace Campbell appraisers of the es tate of Jennie E Clements, deceased. K ol P. Attention. All members are requested to be pres ent at t'ae next regular meeting Wednes day, Jan. 28, l'J03. Work in two ranks and installation of officers. G. W. Kimball, C. C For Salf. Small saw mill and timber. For particulars addrefs.s Livingston Bros, (Aprl) .Teel, Ore, will re K. sees. west. II (i. Sjuiu.-m.inn. a-linr., to I. X. Fi-h, fl.Sk; lot fi, 7 and S, ia'block 3, l.t I. in t:..-ok t. Julia;, also h-ts 3 and t. mi- ?A. ti. 32 s. r ti west. ai:l e' ol 4 of sec tp 32 s. r 7 we-t. .Moic Lover M us- kvt-s will have a ran or.ter Johnson. E S ! i.IiiiKPjit bv tin.s.Iv ca!;i:i2 at Burr's Iemmon. E L I i.,,i.P Music Hons and iusiw'cting MclAiighiin Martin j j-i arrav rJ juasiI inMni- Moise, Robert j llH.nts. Our .iisplar i pumos are sim Newman, ChasL nir ni.ijminYient. Here are found the Smith, Mrs Maggie j j r,,,,,! Chickering, the won Shop, E Winfield ; j,.rfuj lone(i Kimball, the many Unod the Urs, Jins range in price from Wc arv sole asrent for Crown On hestrical and the beautiful toned colonial styl- Victor. We have others like the Singer, Ringbury ami N"eelh3r.w Then here is our mammoth stock of unall go,ls, such as S. S. Stewart aiid Washburn mandolins, gi- lsinj. Our inimetJe line ol vio- t2-i0 to f-iO. the Columbia graphaphone and supjiys. Remember we are running no concert hall with 50 cents admissiou, but our dxrs are al ways open U the public. FOR SALE. At a bargain, a country store with dwelling department in the rear and upstairs PJacksnnih shop and buildings; 12 acres of land; good business point for a blacksmith or shoe maker, w ith trade which justifies carry ing a fair stock of general merchandise. Address W. Frake, Cleveland, Ore-gon. Smith' Dandrnfr Pomade Stops itching fcalp upon one applica tion, three to six removes all dandruff and will stop falling hair. Price 50c. For sale by Mjrsters Drug Co. mill Notice for Publication. I nurd Sti Ln! offp. !fot!r b-by fiinlbu la eojBpt'.a tte proawMol ib ki of Cvocn-n of JoDl)t.. nut.l-A-t fcr tt ,e t linsbrr UnJ ia the Staietot Can tors im.Orua 'tJ ui n uhirura Territory." utl'cnd d to U tt fibl Uatf lUiti fcj act 9i Auruat JOHS liTKEa. of ENi-. roin'yH lion.. ti ot Crrroa baa luit uar n.ot ia itiaoevrr tt arn via l-m-5 .. 4Si fc-r th r:trtaM in the N', t xnst x.'. tosaabiy r aovtti. run s wen ad wilio(rrWTr loshao I bat A land anr f tit U mvt ranau'a tot iu timbrr k,, LLa fc.r aarvmlinrai panwata. aad b rfU:a turn Ciaiw lvrr la Krc.tier an4 Keir o tm iic of S Jm bury, ortoa, or. ru,j dj al Ifarrfa. iaa Hr nr a wita--: (iearre Taracr. Jhm rr. 1 KcML-barf. r,r il W Jliilrr. Ms.rU 'fwrk, .., aifl Nimock. ol Kua-. Any and a'l amoai ciaiaiicr dvr.vT lh aVkT lrrt oi !aad art- ul In lbeir riaima ia 111" olttocoa orbeior raid ii: dar of MarrO, J.T. BIIfGHX TIMBERED LAND Sow h TZTCTTnrr!!ii::x W r-t aeboic timlkir clatra ur stupmd. VeNii iu ra j.m c. lie b: i rv gii n:n or na kloTi. If j..a are ticiiae for a Wow. tlwp, we fcav it. i .i oa or ad-lreaa Stewart & Oreacen E;al LsiMz zzi Tatix Visits ROSEBIUG OREGON Notice for Publication. Land Office at K.bir. Orimt. January. !. NoUr t iHTrbT Riren ttiai to foliow.nc named attier haa tied notir of ( licnuon t mke finai mcaiaaraUoa proof In capvort of h rii-n -! that aaid pro"! anil be mvir be orKrcirtT and Baceirer V. S. I joi ( S Wat , Roeurj. Orrf jo, oa FrUiav, Febrearr XT, Tlx: EDWARD U-KEoWX oi Tiller. Ornroa.oa K K No 1JJ for h "i SK',oftrM TS. K I aest W. M. H eaaie ta- lolioaritut wiuhmn to rr,a hi rnl:nti.,ii naidme aad o'tirat;on nf iH ;t: Tlmaas Mroairr. Per Balif. Nichoi Xoor.of Rovbant, Ore.. A Taomsl on. ol Ujn freei. reen. it i T BaiiGE9. KeUtT. For Sale. 1 cypher No. 2, 220 egg sire incuba tor and 1 utockton 100 chick size P.no.ler Iloth machine practically new and m first class order. I offer both for f 27.50 Addrefs, K. T. Wooilrnff, Cleveland. Or Manager Wanted. Trustwortltv, either pex, bv Wlioh- ale Merchandise Companv of sliil linaneial Mantling, to manage 1k-uI Reprewntativea ho will organize clubs among consumers. 40 per cent saved for our customert. Ibisinesn no ex periment but a proven success. Salary 18.0t a week, expeusea ndvaneetl. hzperience unnece: sarv. Address I. B. ClarkKon, Mgr., 334 IV.irlmrn St., Chicago, Hi. (JSK12) Notice. In ih tiny lourt lor Doug.aa Couutj State ot Or"i. , . . , In the mentor of thee hauje of name of Gustai Sot i-r U href br irlwn fiat by order ol IM Uve limi court tlulr ma.le aud entered oil i lie 6ih dayot Jannao' h rameol oustaf tinaiaiton h been cUanip-t to oiutava U. Even-tl. . .. on .x.-ev.v- Altesi, V. a. aa.,.Howi. Notice-of Final Settlement In the ronatr CrH of U Stat of Oregxm forCoqotyof bout la the BtatterAf :b estatol of R B. Joharoa, deeeaacd. J K.wlea h hereby cteen that D . T. Weat. d mltn.Uafcw ol iheeuteof R- B. Jobmoa. -rrao-d. ha re-l-red and prexat-t for aetlte me it. and fiied In aid conn h. final arecnat ot bwa'laiitTlBiratioti oftatil mate: That Mon day, 'b iwl day ol March. lStts at 1J orioea a. m. of mid daT. at I be court room ot nairi court at R hung. ban brea bxed fur thocet- lieuiertnt ald ttnai areoqni. and forbearing aay otjeet ,oo that Bier b - mad Ia the am. D . T. V. bt, JT'P Ataluivtratoeof aaid LttaJe. P.epair- If you have a ring tLat is broken or a t kt out, or jxissilly you have a ring that is a lit lie to small or a little to lar, perhaps yea have one that neevls strength enicg or is badly bent. I am prepared to do all kinds of ring repairing. 1 not only guarantee my work, but I guarantee you will be well pleased with the job s t ': ay. . Mnwnif u Optiail (JS,.) County v lvrfc. Administrators Notice. In the in.vtcr of Uie EMalof Jennie K. flem-ent,'l-cewil. , , Notii-e t lip-'-r iven by tha Pn.lerln?l Ad.niuilrat..ro( the KiMtv of Jennie K. firm en U. deceanvil. ttiat hp wax duly appoluteil Ad mniitrlor'( the f Krtale by t ii onfer of tlie Probate Court of loucia County. Oregon, made and entered of recoid upon the liib da j ol Junuary. llX: , i . u,,..... havine claim, afainst tIM aaid F.itate.hll po-wnt the a:no a ith (he cecea. ear pro"! i'"n ,ls m.ir.lha frim the dale ol thi notice to the unlen.lned AdmiuUlraior at Koaehnr. On-on. " ii.n-,1 at Kox-imnr. Or'on. thl the day ot January. IWi p. .,.,MKKH. rjj Aliuiui-itraur. S.KSY K H S Hurrah for Uncle 'Sam and Hurrah tor llncle Tom FRIDAY Jan n www ONE NIGHT ONLY STETSON'S ...Original Big Double Spectacular... Uncle Tom's Cabin Under the management of LEON V. WAS1IRUKX, the V.arnum of all. More Grand Novelties than ever, (ieoreous Scenery, Mechanical Effects. 1'rof. Derr'i Military Band. aCreole Ladies l'.rifs l'mnd. l'lootl Hounds, lleiiiitiiul Chariots and Tableaux. Wncons tlrawu by handsome Shetland Tonies. tieimine Cake Walkers, r.tick and Wing Diincera. Mulo and Female (.iuartettes. Jubilee Singer". Grand Vision nnd Transformntion Scenes. Kva and her tioMen Char iot. Watch for the big parade It Ient8 u Circus : : : ; : Reserved Scats 75C and 5OC Now 01: Halo at Strong's Furniture Stow. Builders Shelf ardvare ROSEBURG 0REG01 from January 1st to February 1st, 1903 Sale !: Sale Sale 20 Per Cent REDUCTION on JACKETS CAPlSJiaS 10 Per Cent REDUCTION ON OIR tN- Tt!F '.THI llnl We Want to Clear oar Stock for Inventor)' WCLLEfJBERG BROS., Phone 353 I