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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 29, 1903)
We Want to Save You Honey . So while you are looking around the town doing your shopping you don't want to overlook the PEOPLES' STORE as we have the largest and . most complete line of fall goods that has ever been shown in the town. - LtldiCS, 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 and prices. Our walking skirts are the most complete line in town ranging in prices from $1.50 and upwards. Taylor suits from $7.50 and upwards. 0 Co Co O CO J Co 01 Co OentlemCrt, Those of you wishing a new suit of clothes don't want to overlook us as our line is the David Adler & Sons goods, and in wear and fit we guarantee satisfaction. . ' 1 Our Shoes, the noted W. L. Douglas shoes speak for themselves. Neck Wear, always the latest and most up-tt-date line in town. Thf Pantile's f ore VrK1 One Door South of P. O. ' New isooiis at CANNON'S Capt. Kacklia Darit Oliver Horn Arnold Love and the Soul Hunters, Hoolt My Li dy Peggy Goo to Town, " ilatheu$ The Jfeedle's Eye . . . .Kingfhy Hope Lorimr BtQ The Crimson "Willi Taylor he Stroll en Itham The Long Straight load, Sorton Rosalyxde'a Lovers Tkompton Confessions Of a Wife Adamt Janet Wirde. , : Sangt'er The Maid at Aimm . . Ohambtrt Rockhaven. Munn The Leopard's BpotS) IXto Barbara Ladi HoberU Franoezs!a Sea itaU Don&van Pasta. .Parker Moth and Rust OioimundfUy The Fighting Xiahop Eoplint T eFifth triaff ..... Sca The Virginian Witter A Speckeled Bird tram and many ethers. Price $1.15 ; Mailing price $1.87 "We rent them for 25 cent. done Co. tf vis- Get your dental work at Dr. Chea dle's. Painless extraction of teeth. n29 Craves the Photographer is back at his place of business once more, (tf) ,Furnv-hed rooms for rent 'enquire at old Abraham property foot of Wash ington street. tf . Dressmaking and all plain sewing neatly done to order. Call on Mrs. Walls opposite the City Hall. Get yonr abstracts oi title from J. D Hamilton. He has the only complete set of abstract books in the county. . tf Fresh oysters all styles. Tan, fancy and pepper roasts a specialty. Served oy an expert cook, at Railroad Eating Ilottee, "MesdamcB Lohr & Gegax, pro prietors. H.D.Graves has been posting him self and gathering new ideas during his vacation and feels he is better prepired than ever to give his customers the ery latest styles. (tf) D. S. T. West, having accepted several old and reliable file insurancj compa nies, is now prepared to do a- genera fire insurance business. Insure with him. Office at the City HalL tf. Repairing neatly and promptly at Flint's Popular Shoe Parlors. See the Title Guarantee & Loan for blue prinU and filing papers. Mrs. Mary Wood, of Glendale, is iting friends in this city this week. fine new line of boyv and mens fancy sweaters Just received at Hilde brand's. Men wanted to cut 300 tier of wood Inquire of Henry Conn, Roeeburg, Ore gon. A. L. ood has sold his interest in the Kandy Kitchen to his partner, Mr. Bell, who will conduct the business hereafter. Foa Bali Household goods, cooking utensils, canned and jared fruit. Call on 5. E. Richards at-VVoodards Harness shop. Mrs. Jarley's Waxwork Show will be given at the Opera House, Feb. 10 Admission Reserved seats S5 eta. Flats and children 15 cts. (flO) A. A. A. Atkins always ahead maker of the only silver steel sawa. Nose bet ter made. You will find a conplete line at Churchill and Woolleys. Here is a bargain One practically new, latest improved Blickensderfer typewriter, with fine leather case, for sale cheap. Inquire at this office. tf We have for sale the 1 best business buildings in the city. 5e. 1 on corner of Cass and Pise streets ; Ko. 3 on cor ner of Cass and Ihartdaa. Jon Iise A Bsaawr, Agents. jl9-lm. It is said that Murderer Tillmas shed tears when he heard of his victim dsa th fhii is the way with all cowardly thugs they shed tears when they face the fallows or the penitentiary. The body of Mrs. C. C. Terrell, who died last week of consumption, arrived here Tuesday morning from Ontario, Calif., accompanied by Mr. Terrell. The funeral took place yesterday after noon from the undertaking parlors of P. Benedick, the body being laid to rest in the Masonic cemetery. Next Saturday evening the citizens ef Roseburg will have an opportunity to see a most interesting game of basket ball between the Roseburg High School and the Roeeburg Maroons. This wil' be the second game of a series of three to be played by these teams, the High School winning the first game which was closely contested. W. F. Davis, cf Camas Valley, was in our office Tuesday. He reports that the recent heavy rains have done great dam age to roads, bridges and culverts. He also states that more laud will be put n cultivation in the Camas Vahey this year than ever before and that the far mers are getting their eyes , openel to the fact that Scientific farming pays we'd. EE 'atroiis Tel I Us That one great reason tbey lilie to trade at Hildebrand's is because they can always depend upon the quality of merchandise. One policy does not govern today, 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 Ksep cur prices constantly at the very , lowest limit The pc-Qpb appreciate this and it contributes in no little measure to our success : : : : : 1 Our Anniversary Sale is Still on and I Prices reduced from 10 to 50 per cent throughout the house : : : Dry Goods, Clothing', Millinery. Shoes : : : ? i : i The Kuf Ced Store E. L. Bashford visited Oakland on business, Tuesday. Charles Thom went to Oakland on business, Tuesday. See that new Bean Power spray pump at Church.ll and Woolleys. I. L,. Ady and wile oi ugget were in this city Tuesday on business. Mrs. Churchill, of French Settlement is visiting friends in Harrisburg. Mrs. H. Kadderly and little daughter are visiting friends in Ashland. A mairiage license was issued Mon day to B. G. Booth and Effie May Mer rill of this county. P. G. Turner of Los Angeles, Califor nia, was in this city Tuesday, making final proof on his timber claim. Mrs. J. II. Hansbrough left Tuesday morng for Salem to visit with her husband. Representative Hnsbrongh F. W. Wegner, of Seattle, one of the incorporators of the stre -t railroad to be built in Rt seburg, is at the McClallen. Mrs. S. D. Willis, left this morning for Junction to visit her hu.-band, who is temporal- acting as "hostler" in the vards at that station. Mrs. A. C. Marsters and Mrs. J. T. Bridges, left on Tuesday morning's local for Salem, to visit friends and watch the progress of the law-makers. Dexter Rice and wife, left Tuesday for Salem, where Mr. Rice will be a mem ber of the third house." Mrs. Kice will visit friends in Portland before return ing home. The infant child of W. F. Lindaey of Edenbower, Las been qnite skk with grippe, is reported much better and is eonsidered by the attending physician entirely out of danger. Assessor Staler has just received some new and much needed furniture in his office, a large table, and a tier of sched- nale pigeon holes. He and hisiaasist- ance, F. II. Bodgers are bard at work on the new roles. The Roeeburg delegation to the third House is growing steadily, this morn- kicig's contributions werer F. W. Ben son, J. D. Hamilton and A. A.Abraham, j k looks as if Roeeburg has an ax te grind at the state copitol this week. Lilac Circle So. 49, Women of Wood craft, will give a Soveltv Box Social at the Odd Fellows Hall, Monday evening Feb. 2. All are invited to attend, the ladies bringing boxes. Three prizee will befiven for the most artistic and unique designs in boxes. ! Last Sunday night the Methodis Minister of Roeeburg told his congrega tion about Christ preaching to the anti- deluvians before the flood as he certainly could not preach to them afterwards. Did the Brother want it to be uuder stood that ihe Sazariue practiced the doctrine of transmigration of souls? Three hobo chickens arrived in this city Monday evening, on the south bound delayed train. It is needless to say that Officer French was on the alert and placed the culprits under arrest, but Recorder West says there has not been any charge preferedr against them and that be has been unable to find them in the city jail. Is it possible that the of ficer let them escape? Two well known" beer brewers of Al bany and Roeeburg bought property in Ashland this week. Wm. Faber, of Al bany has purchased the Wing Block on Corner of A and 4th street for f WOO and Max Weiss, of Roseburg, has bought the property on the opposite corner facing A fctreet of J. H. Haun. This comprises the brick grocery store established by 1. 1. Loomis and which he sold to Haun. It is reported Weiss paid f8000 for the property. Town Talk. One of the neatest and moet unique designs in the shape of a photo mount is the "SUndford Folders." It a is new style and up to date, and when a beau tiful Platinum print is placed thereon, produces the richest and daintcst effect. Leave your order for one or more when having your photo takenat the Sun beam Photo Parlor. Work guaranteed. Don't forget the piece, one block from 8. P. Freight depot. f20. C. B. Cannon has returned home from me i enuieion snoot, ciauae reports a "hot time" in that city socially but says the wcatner was about the coldest he has ever experienced. Although Claude did not win any large prize, he won enough to pay his expenses, his average beug 23-3 out of .a possible 330 birds. Howe of Portland, had the top score 287 ; Abraham of Portland scored 264. ' t . rrr , . . jast xuesuay evening ttie Arabs or A. D. K.'s met en regular session at the Firemcns' hall and the following officers were elected for the ensuing term : IJ, DaMotta, I. H. P;C. W. Wharton, G. W . ; M. F. Rapp, G. M. ; M. F. Wright, P. of K. ; J. II. Sykes, O. G. ; 8. Rast and W. McWilliams, regulators ; E. Wimberly, G. I. 8. ; F. E. Alley, G. B. ; Roy McClallen, K. of C. ; Carl Schnour stein, procurer. After the election the doors were thrown open to the friends of the Arabs who enjoyed themscves until a late hour. Mrs. T. K. Sheridan left oa this Morn ing's local for Portland and Salem to visit friends. Call in and see for yourself that we carry tho most complete line of ladies, gents children and baby's shoes, .Flint's Popular Shoe Parlors. John Richardson and wife, of Boho nil's, are viniting the family of his brother. "T. K." in this city. E. B. Duffy, traveling freight agent of the Denver and Rio Grande and Rie Grande Western railroads was a caller at our office this morning. He is look ing for great development of the rail road situation in Southwest Oregon dur ing the present year. " China New Year was ushered in Tues day evening, with great pomp and the aoisa of exploding firecrackers by the handful of Chinese in this city. The celebraion will last as long as the worty contributors pocket books hold eut, after which they will again drop back into the old ways of the American Sew Year. Geo. Kohlhagen returned yesterday frm Montague, California, with a car load of fine beef cattle. While in Cali fornia Mr. Kohlhagen purchased 75 head of cattle which will be shipped here as soon as the railroad -track is cleared. At the present time there are not any desirable beef cattle in this county and we are now feeling the effect ef the large sale of two-year-olds a f years ago. " Major L, D. Kinney returned from Portland last night where he has een in consultation with the direc- raof the Great Central Kiilrovl o. Mr. Kinney is roach elated over the fact that be has won a msjoiity of the directors oyer to his way of thinking that Roseburg is the only ideal point fur the Ureal Central to connect with the S. P. The direo tore have received a very fluttering offer of a $100,000 bonne from the citizens of Eugene and it is altogeth er possible that a like amount will be expected of the citizens of this coun ty after the road is completed into this city, bat oot until then" eays Mr. Kinney, "willjtbe ccmpany at-k jne cent of the Deonle of Don j? las and Coos county." Mr. Kinney eays that there will be no action whatever taken in building a road east of this point, and that as tooa as weather permits construction will commence on the local road between this point and Coos Bay and after this road is completed, the eastern road will be constructed as soon as the Eastern directors see ft to come west Mr. Kinney is today engaged with Mr. Alexander and oilers of the Great Central to wnsite company in adjust ing the affairs of the company. MARRIED. LAMB LEWIS At the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. lewis, at Cottage Grove, Oregon. San day evening, January i5. 1933, Mr. Fred E. Lamb and Miss Cleo Lewis, Rev. Geo. II. Feese, pastor of the M. E. church, officiating, assisted by Rev. Beck, of the Presbyterian church. -This was one of the prettiest home weddings which lias occurred at .Cottage Grove during the present winter "season and was itneased by a large number of relatives and intimate friends of both the bride and groom. The parlors were profusely and appropriately decorated for the occasion with ivy rnd white chrysanthemums, a bank of ivy in one corner of the main parlor markiaz the position to be taken up by the bridal party directly beneath a large evergreen and floral wreath. Promptly at 10 o'clock the high contraction parties were ushered into the presence of the officiating clergymen and guests, Mrs. Beck presiding at the piano, rendering Mendelssohn's wedding march and dur ing the ceremony played softly, "The Flower Bong." The bridal party was preceded by little Lela Lewis and Anna Steel Beck, ho strewed flowers along the way leading to the parlors. Next came the beet man and bridesmaid, Mr. Leeton L. Lewis and Miss Antoniette Bardick, brother and step-sister of the bride. Then came the bride and groom , the parties taking np their position at the appointed place where they were met by Bev. Feese, who in his usual pleasing manner conducted the simple and impressive ritualistic ceremony of the Methodist Episcopal church. The bride carried a boquet of white roses and looked charming in a beautiful gown of white taffeta, trimmed in- chif fon and applique. The groom wore the conventional black, while the at tendants were also appropriately gowned. After the ceremony hearty congratulations were extended and a dainty wedding luncheon was served. The cutting of the bride's cake by the guests afforded much merriment, the bride's maid securing the ring ; Horace Uarmes the dime and Mr. Glass of Eu gene, the needle. The biide, a daughter of one of Cot tage Grove's leading merchants, J. B. Lewis, is a very charming, accomplished and winsome you ng lady, who has grown from childhood at Cottage Grove where she is held in the highest esteem by all who know her. The groom S a young man of a genial disposition and a very exemplary charactei and has for a long time been a trustworthy clerk in E. H. Ingham's (Ax Billy's) merchantile establishment at Eugene, in which city after a brief wedding tour to Northern Willamette valley points, the happy couple will make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Lamb were the recipients of many elegant and useful presents including the following list : Set of decorated plates, Misses Ger trude and Antoniette Burdick ; silver berry dish, Mr. and Mrs. Lamb; silvc cake basket, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Jud- kins; silk sofa pillow, Mrs. J. 8. Ben son ; silver spoon tray, C. W. Jackson ; sot of dbilies, Mary Curren ; Brussels rug, Annie an Riper; mantel clock, Lestoo L. Lewis; cold meat fork, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Conner; fish fcrk, Ira Conner ; picture Pharoah's horses, Neva Perkins; silver pickel castor, Mr and Mrs. J. A. Barret; gold watch and chsin, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lewis; silver brsad tray, Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Henry ; silver water service, Mr. and Mrs. J. I wones; cnina sugar dowi ana creamer, Oliver eatch ; nut crack, Dr. Macey ; book, Mrs. L. D. Beck ; silver cake bas ket, F. B. Philippg ; china tea set, Chas. Cochrane decorated Dlato. Mr. and Mrs Babcock ; china suaar bowl and creamer. Mrs. Frank Wheeler; linen pillowcases ana poini iace collar, ttiiei Knowlton set of decorated plates, Mrs. Frederick son and daughter, Miss Lena; photo paper weight, Anestine Beck; water set 25th ANNIVERSARY SALE This month completes our 25th year In tho "Dirj Goo da business in RoBoburg. For a quarter of a century vjo have oatcrod to the T?anti of thousand of customers, from tho littlo storo establish ed in '7Q to the present mammoth establishment -which ctooccu py. Our Greatest advertisement is that many rrho dealt Tilth us at the titart are in lOOO still honoring us with their patronage, In remembrance of this event vjc have instituted thia sale, rjhich for unapproachable values, ex cell anything heretofore offered. 35c Dress Goods Department. 200 yards colored satins, mostly blues and reds, regular 50c values, secial.. 60 yards Scotch washable waii-tinti flan nels, very desirable colors, worth 30c, special ." jC 7 pieces woolen plaids, lictit and a odium shades, easily worth 40e, special IC 300 vards fancy mixed suitings, mostly all wool, val. 30c to 50c, special i A' 600 yards Chamhray ginghams, one Pat"4 i tern, regular S.1, tpecid 4 Rouse furnishing Department A small lot Marseilles spreads, l!)-4 sue, rr regular 73c kind, now trv Another lot Marseilles spreads, 11-4 size, - good value at 1.U), now t 0C 25 doaen pure linen damask towcle, fancv fakt color borders, 35c to 50e regular. Special t3C Hosiery Department. Lot 1. I-adies' fine cotton fancy' stripe Little finish hoe, 35c kind. Special.. OC Lot 2. 5 doz. ladies' all wool bkwk cash mere hose; size only : 50c regular. . Sp.'cial J5C Lot 3. 5 doz. ladies' fine black Liele -n hose ; good values at 50c. Sjcial jUC Lot 4, Ladies' fancy stripe, pare Liale hce, 50c quality. "Now Z5C Corset Department. We are closing out our entire stork of Royal Worcester W; C. C. ror-ta at the following attractive irin- 13.75 corsets while they Uu-t for. .. 1225 1 2.00 y " ' " 11.75) l.b0 " '" " 1 05 - tl.00 " " ' " $2.15 1.40 no SOc .70c .53c Sfcoe Departceat. "1 About 200 pairs mens fine black shoes, lace and congress, calf and kid, which regniarfy sold for 2.50 to 4.00. To clean up trie odd lines we have mark- edtLem 1.50 to 2.10 Any mens tan shoe in the hone fir This includes vici kid, cloth "top," and calf. Values from )3 to f4. 1.50 Mens famishing Department. About 5 dozen mens silk and wool netcli ge shirts, broken lins, all rr-s, val- . ues fl.50 to 1.75, while thev Ut . . . LI ? 50 dozen mens home-made" buckskin gloves, all first quality, loo g gauntlets, reiUr75c. Special..... . . SOC Mail Orders Promptly Filled j ALL FURS. JACKETS .AMD CLOAKS 1-3 OFF fj J U JUI IIU U ll U STORE t and ' Mr. Laa.b: ufcture. Messrs. Glass and ; DOL'QLAS CtH-MTY- PACKTSd CO Riddell: silver berrv spocn. Mr. Mrs. E. C. Conner ; silver cream Mr. and Mrs. W. E.v Lundy, Myrtle Point; butter knife and sugar shell. Mrs. C. S. Harris, Havana, Kansas. Smith' Dandruff Pomade 1,e 1 r r i lion. tlit to Six removes Site IKnited At Kose&erg. ' and nil: stop f:iinZ DIED The Docglaa Countv Fruit Packing I; sir. For sale by Marsters Drug pp.ica- all dandruff Price 50e Co. mitf FORD. In Baker City, Ore., Saturday, Jan. 24, 1903, at the home of her brother, Tho. Grisdale, Mrs. Mary Ford, relict of the late Timothy Ford, aged 52 years and 5 months. The deceased was well and favorably known in this city where she resided for many years, her husband being marha' of this city for some time. The deceased was an annl of Mrs. J. M. Fletcher of the .t, t,f tlii large pacing Company was recently incorporated at Springfield, Illinois capital stock 25, 000. The incorporators and officers an-, C. B. Denim?, Pre?,; C. W. InJerrie do, Yk-e Pres. ; V. Pet rich, Sec.; W. T. Gould, Treas. ; Clarence Gazley, Manager. A site has been docatl for the packing houe in the Kinney addi tion to Roseburg bnt bas rot yet been accepted. The builditrj will be a ihre rtory structure with a capacity of five mul.on pt'Unds of prnnes. As soon a a site is selected, a contract will be let tor Roseburg. She leaves a daughter Ev aged about IS years. UEBARD.-At Glendale. Jan. , 1!)03, of grip, Bcautrill Hsbard, aged 5 years. The body was sent to P. BeneJick, undertaker in this city, who embalmed it and will ship the corpse from here to Chicago, III., where it is to be buried. Real Estate Transfers. Maurice Abraham et a's, to School Dist. No. 77, II ; parcel of land 50x300 feet adjoining lot 12, in block 18, Glen dale. Nick Kelson to Geo. Qaayle, agree-' man t Jane 1, 190312,000 S' of nw and bH ol swf of sec 20, tp 24 s, r 2 west. O. A C. B. R. Co., to Wm HelliaeU, $120; Bwtof seof sec 32, tp 22 r, r5 west. R B McCalley et 43 x. to Henry Pchrenk, bond-Mar. 19, 19071420; 10 acres in sec 80 tp 27 s r 5 wtt. Mrs. F. E. Lathrop to A. J. Buchan an, 220 ; lots 2 and 3, in block 87, third Southern Additien to Roseburg. L. A. Paugherty et ux, to J F Puh- erty. 26 ; S of s H ' wt 20 in block 2, Devore's Addition to Yoncalla. Wm. Cannutt to Hamilton Smith, $300; lots 2, S, 4,5 and B, and s of bt 7 in block 3, Old Oakland. Carl Schnuerstein et ur, lo Frank L. and W. A. Harvey, $100; 75.51 acres in Edenbower. . Sheriff to E. G. Carver, $500 ; sw4 of nej, eet-i of nwH'i nl4 ofsw.nd nw ii of eeJi oi sec 28, tp 22, r 5 west. W. F. Baker et nx, to II. Wollenberg and E. L. and C. W. rarrott, $t.5; lot . 8 of sec. 18, tp 26 s, r 4 west, cyntaining 9.89 acres. G. W. KirobalUo R. D. Harvey, $500 ; 200 acres in sees 1, 11 and 12, tp 24 s, r 5 west. T. J.Fordaey to Wm. J. Kelleber, $100; 10 acres in se of sec 2, tp 22 8 r 6 west. hou.e, which ia season a ill employ fiom 40 to SO people. Additional Local G. R. liner Saturday opened his new iesort"The. Commerce" which is un- doubt'.y the neatest little place in the city. t The recnt heavy rains carried away the foundation of the suspension foot brid across the Umpqua at Dillard, the damage is not great and the bridge anil be repaired as won cs weather pre mita. At present the enterprising meichant, L. E..Mi!bge is conducting free boat ferry across the river at that place. Ed. T. Naghel of this city yesterday received word that his father Edward Q. Naghel, died January 25, at his home in Sacramento, of heart trouble. Mr. Xaghel was 76 years old and was a pioneer resident of Sacramento having practiced dentistry in that city for 30 years. The body was cremated in San Francisco, January 2. The case of Frank Smith was tried be fore Justice Bui-hinan Tuesday and Smith was sentenced to confinement in th county jail for three months. The charg was that of larceny in the saloon of Charles Harmon in company with G. L. Roads. By Smith turning state's evidence the district attorney was en abled to convict Roads and thereby al lowed Smith fcc answer to the charge of of larceny. ma a Notice for Publication. Co:d .: c la4 OKr. EowbuiT. brrfjo, box. , t'T im IUl ta wpu wsa u Wj1-,m at ta vi mt Cusnm wt H..bt lssis iu IP :;rw.4' li.oraULO.-- "Ti M-t M:ltu- .-r.MT,"Huin4. llJ u p Aii4 b Ml t4 i ni I o( Ra.h Citv. tc3r of Osuui, of Kla- Dtu b ta- rf.T S1 ta isi of. hi j uroru tuvaivbl N I.s, for the pirrbue ( j Ihe ?S S l . 1. Tjl 31 S. fc m nmeht la tsv ttajK, for iu Vmtrt r vnti thu ifr rrvru:tnri parymtrt taj w nub.ih Socials lonid itui bciorc i. L. Z:am:rt, r. S. con.ntiorer. Ci:nl. Orwa. on teiar iT.UiM;JiiT cf JwjtTT. 13. B ns xwuacffv IianC H M.i:ca, aal C. Lncn i. n, Knli V :t. M pb.. Ja. a. stt Uad, Po.. Mj on.. Joha loom, iuwbarr. CTeon. Ay rn.ll mom c.:m.a mdrrr.j lie bote Jrn-,4 r teuwud to fi.e itrfi:ici la Uifa oeeoa or b; ire ! 1 4 oi Ja I i. I. ii. LK,Ki TIMBERED LAND 5ow ' yrru oprwirtastrr to f-K cVir tlmtrcjj or koawMi. w. rnwi o tb bMiroa pine r Crto Db&4. C relwn krpi enoMui: a pjr. It jo an. trtW caeaft. we tr it. CaJ a cr airua Stewart C Orescen lid Eslats tsi Tsskr tulers ROSEBURG (EKM Notice for Publicaticn. . Land Of St at Soffear. O?.o9. . . . Jaaarr. u. i. NatfeeU fcrebv reo t.-.e foiow.ar lunupd m':r but Sird snUoe of h t IntroUoo to mk f.nJ eJRmn:iug pmrf 13 oprrt of h:ri2n tni iht 1 1 proof wi.l be ir' h & c( T KoH.tft C. ?. IadA ftTW.l &Biarj, Orrgua, oa Tnlmj. FeOrurr r, 148 EDWARD McKIOWr Tl!r. Ovevn.oB H E No for th V SF.',n(!fi TfSWi 1 re,t w. M. Ue Mim-i la foilowEit tlincn to rOT hl ci'cuimiitrait.fj!i,,.( ealt-.rmlioa of tx'.i i.rl, Thom. Mxiu!rR. peaw EUf SK!ot 3vrf. f RKirr. CK-. a Taomsw w. of Ujnlt Creek, om.-o. 'jVp ilB SZWiE?. BoclJter. BORN. FOR SALE. At a bargain, a country store with dwelling department in the rear and upstairs Blacksmith shop and buildings ; 12 acres of land ; good business point for a blacksmith or shoe maker, with trade which justiSa carry ing a fair stock of general merchandise. Address Wm. Fsakeb, Cleveland, .Ore gon, i-i For Sale. COBB. Sear Roseburg, Jan. 25, 1903, to the wife of G. A. Cobb, a daughter. K of P Attention. All members are requested to be pres ent at the next regular meeting VTednes day, Jan. 28, 1903. Work in two ranks and installation of officers. G. W. Kimball, C. C. Notice of Final Settlement In tbeConntj Court of Slie Suve oi Oregon for ConBtT of OUK&. Id ibe aatur the esutel of v R B. Johiwoa. dereanrxl. ) N!-e L beT cirea thut D II WMt, ,4 tnitmtmvwof (ieeta;eot R.B. Johaopo Je rl. h Ti.iored and rmri;M for ?:.-e-me.st. and 6 ed in Mid court hit tnl arcron; OI hit lminWrmtion of ld muv; Tht Uoq iiT. the rnd dj of Mirrb. t. at 10 rioca a. tn. nf raid dr. at the con.n room of aai i rt I R.bnr, I 'rveoo. ba. been 6.ied fortaeeri ilemeat ef nid bnal acr-vnni, and for htariac "J ot jretioa that maj be niMe u iba at. D.-. T. HT. Administrator of Mid Kire. If yoa have a ring that is broken or a set kt out, or ptvfeiily you hare a'riag that is just a little to small cr a little to large, perhaps yoa have one that needs strength ening or is bad!y bent. I am prepared to do all kin-Is of ring repairing. I not only guarantee my work, but I g'iaractee you will be well pleaded with the job : : : C;ticua Notice to Laundry Patrons. . After February 1st all laundry turned out by tho Roeeburg Steam Laundry will be on a strictly cash basis. - FISp. . O. C. Bar t:it, Pror: SK.SYKES 0 Si'aSf. Hardware ROSEBURG OREGOri 1 cyphers No. 2, 220 egg size i ncuba- tor and 1 Stockton 199 chick size Brooder Both machines practically new and in first class order. I offer both for 127.50 Address, E. T ruff, Cleveland, Or Manager Wanted. Trustworthy, either box. bv Whole sale Merchandise Company of solid financial standing, to manage Local Representatives who will organize clubs among consumers. 40 per cent naved for our customers. BiiHinexs no ex periment but a proven success. Salary 118.00 a week, expenses advancinf. Kxperienco uniioceisnry. Addre.-s D. B. Clarkson, Mgr., 834" Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. (J8F12; Notice. In the County Court for Dotiflat Count; Slnle of Orein. In the niaiwr ot the rbtnge oi name ot Gu.ut GnsiMf.n. Notice is hereby (riven that by order ol the aliOT iiKined court duly mule and entered on the 6th daynl January i',u, tlra name ol liuitat liiiktafwn bas beta chBgvd to .U4tave U. ETert-tt. - Attet, D. B.Sn.VMBRWK. (JSp) County Clerk. Administrators Notice. In the mn'hT ol tlie KutaU ot Jounle K. Clem ruts. ilt'Oetsed. Kotii-e ts b4rvhv liven hr the Cndorelsr ed t dininllratirof the K.Jate of Venule K. Cli m rnts, dot-eased, that he wt duly iolnUtl .d nitiiltriittr tl the si 1 Kilo by llio order of tlio fn b: Court o( lJoui?:as County, C"eipu, made and vutt-red ol recoi l upon the ljib day ol January, lH-Ht- Allpt'rut bavtuif rialms aicsiii't tho said F.statc shall p rwnt the unio ith the ntt'tn. sary pnxil within six months lrm the date ol this notice to the uuilerxiguud Aduiiulxtralur at Ktwburif, O't-t-n. Da'ed at koavbunf. Orcein, this the 2jud day ut January, I'.J-, J, F. Ct.FMKSTS, J:2) Administrator. from January 1st to February 1st, 1503 Sale j Sale Sale 20 Per Cent I 10 Per Cent ! REDUCTION REDUGTIOn HMHMnnMn mrntmmBammammmmamma i , 0a JACKtTS CN 012 L- cAPts,riss - , mt stcgx ; Wc Want to Clear onr Stock for Inventory WOLLENBERG BROS., Phone 335