andif'our SPRING asd SUMMER Line is not better than auy other, don't buy from us. We are showing this season the 0 (o 0 (o c) ra Co CO LABI TAKE A LOOK '"pi s Latest Styles in Silk Gause Novelties, Sole Jouree, SlUt Zephyr, Corded Chambray. Lawn Caladine Novelties, fancy Madrass Organdies, Lawn Sinaloa Novelties, Minerva Dimities, Leno Applique Lawn, Afton Dimity, Blouse Linens, Organdies, Linen Batiste, Chal lies, Sursuckcr Ginghams, Percale AND ALL THE LATEST IN DRESS GOODS carry the Finont Line of Made-up SkirU in town, and our lino of Underskirts cannot be V equaled for quality and price Oar Spring and Summer Line of Clothing ttTkZSLS&JA H Highest to tle Lowest grade ia in every ease finely tailored and thoroughly di'iendable. We recommend it with confidence even though our pries are lower than any other store sell for the samo quality. Also a new and np-to-date line of Udies' and Gent's Neckwear. OUR SHOES SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES. Sole Agents for the V. L. Douglas Shoo The People's Store I. ABRAHAH Proprietor. J One Door South of P. O. Extra Values in Fine Stationery For a Limited Time 35c, papers for 20 50c papers for 40 All New StocK and Latest Cat Envelopes : : SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Also off on Fine Leather Goods until Wednesday evening. Dont Miss these bargains : : : CANNON'S BOOK and STATIONERY STORE. Wakelies' Sqnirrel Poison at Fullerton and Richardson's. For a good 25-cent meal go to the Re sort. Geobgc Garbert. When yon use Wakelies Poison yon ' , Bridges is in Drain visiting Geagax is in Eugene visit Jpe 0 Of Local Interest. 1 Something new always ready for you at Pant's Shoe Store. Jr a - i i - lov cu uo more garaen wore wiui a Planet Jr. Seeder than yon can with a dozen boee. Churchill and Woolley sell tbem. Chickens the most profitable animal on the farm. Buy a Petalnma Inculta tor and get a start in the chicken busi ness, Churchill and Woolley sell them Builders take notice, you can do bet ter to figure with S. K. Sykes on yoar material before bnyLug any place else. Ha Km a Lnrtrp Ktnrk in select from. tfl7 County Treasurer's Notice, Notice is hereby given to all parties Loiding county warrants endorsee! prior to and including Nor. 10th 1900, ate re quested to present the same at the coun ty treasurer's office for payment as in terest will cease thereon after the dat of this notice. Dated Rosebnrg, Douglas County Ore goa, March 9th, 1903. Geo. Dimmick, .County Treasurer find the squirrels. . Buy the best Wakelies' squirrel poi son . -It doeslhe work. Fullerton & Richardson, Druggists, on Cass street near the Depot. You should see that Bean power spray outfit, at Churchill and Woolieys. You can get anything you want in the line of garden tools of S. K. Sykes. tfl7 For your Poultry Supplies, Incubators, Brooders, etc, go to S. K. Sykes. tfl7 Try the Pedalis Shoe for Women. Only f3.00 at Flint's Popular Shoe Par lors. Wakelies' Squirrel Poieon at 30 cents per can, at Fullerton and Richardson's. 5Ibs,tl.25. Wakelies' Squirrel Poison at 30 cent? per can. at Fullerton and Richardson's. 5.t, $125. Foryoui hardware, stoves, and tin ware, go to b. K . !?y kes , where you gv-t the best. Fairbanks, Morse Jack-of-all-trades Gasoline engines for farm work, Grind ing Mills, Pumps, Churns, Wood Saws etc., for sale by S. K. Sykes. U17 The HO0 Ball bearing Washing Machine is the greatest labor saving machine on the market. Churchill and Woolley sells them. T-v w . . jjressDiaKing ana all plain sewing neatly done to order. Call on Mrs. Walls opposi'e the City Hall. Get your abstracts ot title from J. D Hamilton. He has the only complete set of abstract books in the county, tf ' Whittemore's polishes are the very best, you will always find them at Flints Popular Shoe Store. . A full line of ladie's house and dancing slippers constantly on hand at Flint's Popular Shoe Parlors. If yon intend to buy a wagon this Spring, get the price of a Bain Wagon sold by S. K. Sykes'. Go and see the largest stock of busies Road and t-'pring Wagons, at S. K. Sykes', before you bay elsewhere. Manufactured by the Racine Wagon and Carriage Company. A. A. A. Atkins always ahead maker of the only silver stlel saws. None bet ter made. Yon will find a complete line at Churchill and Woolieys. If you want to 3 to Coos County points, take the Rxseburg, Marshfield route. Spring hacks leave Roeeburg every day at 6, A. M. Inquire of C. P. Barnard, agent. tf. D. S. T. West, having accepted several old and reliable fire insurance compa nies, is now prepared to do a general tire insurance business. Insure with Mr. J. T. relatives. Mrs. M. E ing relatives, J. S. Wenholt, of Glendale, was in the him. Office at the City Hall. tf. SMrt Waist Specials Gibson style, Percale waists in variety of colors. 50d Light colored Piqu?, tucked and Htiapped 75q Linen colors tucked, back and front, small patterns. . $1.00 Light colored madras, tucked back and front, Bishop collar, large pearl buttons. $1.00 Mercerized Zephyr Gingham waists, d6uble breasted, with large buttons, or deep tncke fancies . . . . . $1.30 Linen lawns, embroidered fronts Bishop stock. $1.75 An elaborate line of white waist at all prices The difference between ours other stores is what sells ours. and j city Wednesday. ! S. D. Chapman, of Glide, was in the city on Tuesday. When yon ose Wakelies Poison, yon find the squirrel. Mr. Campbell came up from Myrtle Creek on Tuesday. H. G. Sonneman of Glendale, was in the city Wednesday. C. O. White, of Myrtle Creek, was in the city Wednesday. - , Mrs. SA. Sanford, is visiting Mrs. R. B. Houston, in Salem. Geo. Singleton is visiting friends. in DansmuuTCaliL,' and Ashland?- Mr. Jamieson, with leave to night to spend a few days on Smith creek fishing- R.' Alexander w ho has been in Cottage Grove on business, returned home Tues Men wanted to cut 300 tier of wood Inquire of Henry Conn, Rosebnrg, Ore gon. T. O. Seaton, came down from Port land Tuesday to transact business in Rosebnrg. Pat Murphy and Mr. Thompson, of Coles Valley, were in the city on Tuesday. W. M. Fritsr aocompaaiet by his wife, left for their home in Coquille on We Inefday. T. H. Hill who is emploved at the fish hatchery at Glide, was in the city od Tuesday. Hon. Willis Kramer, of Myrtle Creek, m as transacting business in this city on Tuesday. EditorS. P. Shntt, of the Glendale Xews, accompanied by his wife, were in the city Tuesday. Circuit Attorney Brown left Roeeburg this morning for Coos County where he goes to attend court. Mrs Bickett arrived in the city from Portland on Tuesday morning to visit her son, H. C. Bickett. The fine Stallion Barwu, UJongiug to E. Hxon, of the Oak Lawn Farm, died of lung fever, Monday. Mr. O. C. Setner.of Glendale, stopped off in Roeeburg on his way home from Wisconsin where he has been visiting. J. H. Vandover, who has been spend ing the winter in Santa Barbara, Calif., pent today in the city, on his way home to Olalia. Rev. Towntend and Mr. Benedict left for Oakland, Tuesday to attend the semi annual Presbytery which convened there. H. W. Miller, of Myrtle Creek, Bold out his hotel there, and was in town Tuesday, making arrangements to lo cate here. The W. C. T. U's will hold a parents' meeting at the school bouse Friday afternoon at 3 JO. All mothers are cor dially invited. . A cheap horse for sale or trade, for a milk cow or young cattle. Address F F. Ball at the Deer Creek MM Dam, Rosebui g, Oregon. J. G. Mack who has been transacting business in Glendale, stopped off here and spent Wednesday in the city, on his way home to Portland. Miss Dorothy Dixon,' wlso has been ! spending the winter in Idaho and Utah resorts, for the benefit of her health, re-.j turned home on Tuesday. See Dr. Studley, the Oeteopast. fo that lame back. He permanently cures all chronic and acute diseases. Room II Taylor and Wilson Block. Dr. John Wright, who has been pty iug a protracted visit to his daughter, Mrs. W. D. Wright, left for his home in St. Louis, Wednesday morning. flTOn the hist page is to be found an article of benefit to everv fruit erower on the Pacific Slope. It ill pay to cut it out and preserve it-for future use. T. G. Roth, formally of the Pla- vt.KiMK left Monday night for Oregon City, whore ho has the position as foreman, on the Courier Herald. OHteopathy cures rheumatism as well as female disorders. Free consultation at Dr. H. L. Studley's office, room 11. Taylor & Wilson Bik. 4-20tf The regular term of the Coos County Circuit Court will convene at Coquille City Monday. Judge Hamilton and District Attorney Brown left for that place yesterday. China Sam, will speak at the United Brethern Church Sunday evening, April 20th, at 7 :30 p. m., on the subject of China. All are invited to come and hear this discourse. Ou Tuesday afternoon in the Court house J. W. Ingles, the Socialist candi date for Congress, addressed a esther- ing of the faithful and poured out to them the pure milk of socialism. Howard Spining, Editor of the Register of Wilbur, Wash., was a caller at our offiea this mornini?. With a party of timber hunters, he lad eome to Oregon but had to leave without finding any to locate on. There will be a conference of the Free Methodist church in Rosehurg next Wednesday and holding over to the ful lowine Sundav. There will le from 40 to 60 ministers and delegates in attend' ance. Mr. and Mrs. Week, who have been spending the winter in Arizona and Southern California resorts, stopped off on their way home to Portland, to visi for short time, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Churchill. Mr. Stanley Kidder, who has been in Roeeburg for a three months' visit to his parents and sister, will leave on Sat urday rooming lor San Francisco, from which place he will sail for Manila, where he is In the U. S. postal service. The Great Con t nil surveyors have moved their camp to Rocky Point, where they ha v a force of men, and will survey up South slough and over to the Coquille. They tSiink thev can find a short and easy pass by that route, Marshfield Mail. The Baptist church at Glide, known as the Lone Rock Baptist church, will on June 7, that day being the first Sun day iu the month, lie dedicated to .the tervice of the Lord, and we invite every body to be with us that day. W. E. Tiiorntok, Paster. The W. C. T. U's held a very enjoya ble parlor meeting at the beautiful home of Mrs. C. A. Fahlbrede. Mrs Rounds gave a very pleasant talk. The delicious refreshments were daintily and prettily served by the young ladies We thank them very much for the nu sic and songs rendered during the even ing. There was a called meeting of the city council, on Tuesday night for the pur- we of awarJing a contract for the lay ing . ana opening up ot a sewer in the block 76. The contract was awarded to Sykes A Carroll, they bid $171.75, with 70 cents each for every put m. Churchill & Wooley made a mistake in their figures and their bid was 250. I he lourtn annual ball to be given on May 1st, by the Native Daughters of Julia Abraham Cabin No. 5, of this city. ill no doubt be one of the greatest so cial events of the season. The best of music has been seenred. A short and interesting program will be rendered be fore dan. ing is begun. The prices of ad mission are; gi utlenian's ticket, ad mitting himself and lady, fl.00; specta tors, twenty-five cents. . Ben Hendricks played "Ole Oleson" to a crowded house Tuesday nighL The Swedish brogue he need in this produc tion was so natural that one thought he was just from Sweeden, snre enough The play was gooa all the way through Special attention was attracted lo the Swedish quartette, which teyond all doubt did some as fine singing as was ever heard in the Rosebnrg theatre. Ole and the sonbrette did some gd dancing and singing also. A delivery team made things for a while on Tuesday afternoon, started and ran down Jackson at the rate that would make "Hoodlum" wagon team ashamed themselves, mev cut arooiKl the cor ner of Jackson and Douglas streets so fast that they barely miseed throwing the big delivery wagon, at the very door of the McClallen House. TheycLased np Douglas street for a little way, when their terrific pace was arrested by Wal ter Dixon, who held on to them until they were finally stopped. There was no da in age done to either team or wagon. Come one, come all, to the box sup per at Mission Chapel, given fr the benefit of the Edeubower Baseball Club, Saturday eveniag, April 2!lh. The ladies are requetted to bring well fflled boxes, and the gentlemen equally well filled purses. Tte boys of Eden bower have been striving to have a baseball term, without which no community is complete. They have been fortunate enough to organise a fairly good team and all they need now is financial help, toward which we know the community will contribute largoly. We know you will "be there." Ma sages. Major Shipley having tendered his resignation to Governor Chamberlain will retire from the Oregon Soldiers Home as Commandant on May I, when W. W. Elder will assume oharge. Ma jor Shipley was appointed four years ago by Governor Geer and has made a faith lul and efficient officer. But a demo cratic Governor was elected and "to the victors belong the spoils" so for his health's sake he resigned. Major Shipley will leave next week for San Francisco where he will make his future home. The new Commandant, W. W. Elder, comej highly recommended socially but politically he is a regular sock-ribbed rooster of the fighting stripe. The Central Oregonian of Silver Lake, has readied this office and it says : The nomination of Hon. Binger Hermann for the republican candidate to repre sent the First District of Oregon in the lower house of congress, will give entire satisfaction to the republicans of the Second District, as well as those of the First. Mr. Hermann has represented this State in congress with fairness and ability, and no man from this state has quitted the halls of congress with a more successful! record than has the redoubtable Binger. He stands with the republican leaders of the na tion on all question of importance, and he has tritiny friends among the con gressmen at the national capitol who will welcome him asn colleague .when he returns to represent the First District of Oregon Jn the Fifty-Eight Congress. lively They street a citv of BE laster Offerin gs for Swell D COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE FAMOUS (UPPEN HEIMER CLOTHING GUARANTEED TO fIT AND WEAR THE WELL-KNOWN FLOSIEIM SHOE FOR MEN In Styles to fit the Most fasttfeoas All the newest shapes in the Josephson Hat. The Silver Golf and Dress Shirts in endless variety, representing all the latest patterns. Fashion's latest fads in Men's Neckwear. The most correct styles in that line ever shown anywhere. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED 1,T0SEPHS0YS -I U UUJU1 IIUUll U STORE IROSEBURQ. Phone an. OREGON u List i Your Ranches and Timber Lands with me. : : i ' R. R. JOHNSON, I HAVE CASTEftN AND CAN CUSTOMERS SELL OFFICe It MARK BLOCK. ROSEBURG, OR. Red Mill News N tea. School Notes. Two more Eighth Grade Final Examinations will be held this year one on May 20, 21, and 22, and the other June 17, 18, and 19. The marking of Iho manuscripts of the April examination will be complet ed to day. Successful applicants will be announced in Monday's issue. The April apportionment of twenty two thousand two hundred eighty dollars and sixty one cents which has just been made is the largest single apportionment of County funds in the history of the County. Under the new law next year each child of school age will draw six dollars of Countv funds. which with the State funds will amount to about seven dollars and a half per capita. Miss Anna Cock era n visited Youcalla Wednesday. A. McCarty, George Armstrong and others was transacting business on the Hill, Monday. Bay Langdon visited his grandmother who is very ill in Shoestring, Sunday. William BiintbriJfce, of E'k Head, urchased some very fine goats f II. Corkeraii a few days ago. Alva R. Manning was a guest of his cousin, ol this plce last Monday ana Tuesday. Gome again Mr. Alva, Chas. Westenhiser had the misfortune to lose one f his fine milk cows lat week. D. J. Fritts has bonght Uie Finney j place in Elk Head, and will soon take possession of same. Why is it that all tke Fair O iks girls liken to have one of oar "scrubs." W. Y.Cockersn attended the Kanipe Bainibridge, wedding in Oakland. Miss Mur Tornip, of Oakland, and Miss Mat lie, of the Swale, was visiting their parental home Satarday and Sun- day. Miss Birdie Langdon came home from Shoestring, Snnday. The Misses Thompson's and Ralph Westcnhiser are progressing nicely with their masic lessons, under the manage ment of Ray Langdon and Miss Cocker- an as teachers. These two young people we are glad to say, have become excel lent music teachers. Mr. R. R. High Stepper will leave for Fair Oaks, Sundsy, and next" week will work for II. Manning of that place. Attractions at "The Cockern Ranch" allured Clarence Smith from Rice Hill, Sunday. What next we wonder? Voncallaseemsto be the stopping place for one or two of our boys now. ItV all right boys as long as yon don't fall off the side walk and knock Jim's fences down. Why is it that all the old maids seem to think they can boss the young frys? Fred Dobson was a guet of Daisv Thompson, one day last week. Alfred McCord has chauged his route, but we think his attentions are as good as they ever was. LeRoy A. Linsner, is expected here soon from Pendleton, and will be a guest of Ward Cockeran, of this place. We are sorry to say that John Watch- tenhauser is sick with laisrippc. Roy Roland seems to make his regular trips to Yoncalla. What's the attrac tion Roy? tf you wish to get the best of news subscribe for the Roseburg Plaindkal- EB. "WhkilbTop" Base Ball Meeting. The Dire, tors of the Rflburg Base Ball Club, hereby call a a meeting of all interested to be held in the armory, in the City Hall, ou Monday evening, April STth, at 8 o'clock. Little Raach for Sals. A good UUie home for sale ; 17 ar adjoining fair grounds, I Vf mi.es east of Roseburg. Good building, J0 good bearing fruit trees, 10 acre in ccluvs tion. Price 1123. For partH-ul.irs in qnireat MUitin's sli ton, Rol,rg Or- tfal For Rent. 1 have a building 24 and 40 feet, suit able for a paint shop storage elc lo cated one block from depot and three blocks from the P.t Office Alo for sale cheap, one good cooking stove, j Enquire otT. B. Cannon at residence corner A Oak ana rine, or at tte Knat Saloon, Roeelmrg. W. E. Ckneeunevl. ths ot hthalmolo- gist, is a graduate cf the MeCornick UpticmJ college, of Chicago. He m pre pared to correct your eyes and fit glasses properly. See him at T. K. Richard son's music store. 4-20-2t The Kind 1? of-- i: rallies my HoEEKiHS. I have placed in hands for sale at reasonable prices era! farms, large and small som well improved and outers but utile un proved ; two or three fin. stock ranch. Olalia is one of the favored sections of the south part of the state,- on the line of the proposed Salt Lake A. Coos Bay R. R. For particulars call on or address, W. R. Wells, P. M Olalia, Oregon. 29tf. On or before May, VJ03 a $150 photo graphic -outfit for less than one-half value. Tent and everything complete. Address A. A. Graves, Roseburg, Ore. Call on Drs. Cheadle & Johnson for up-to-date dental work. Dr. Johnson, late of Portland, will have charge of the crown and tridge work department Prices reasonable. tf. Se the Titie Guarantee A" Loan Co. for blue prints and filing papers, tf When iu town and you want a first class 25-cent dinner, go to the Resort. Geoboi GABscar. Too Jersey yearling bulls nd one grade Hereford yearling bull for sale. Inquire ot' Henry Conn, Roeeburg, Oregon. Hp. W. E Clengenpeel, the Jeweler and Watch-maker, is now at T. K. Richard son's music store, whet he is ready for business. He is an expert watch ad juster, and if you need anything in this line, you w ill do well to see him. 4-2lK?t DIED. ANDERSON. In North Roseburg, Tuesday, April 21, 1903, Fred Ander son, aged 19 years, 6 month, 29 days. The deceased was a son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, and when quite young had a severe attack of scarlet fever which deprived him of the power of speech. Ho attended the school for deaf mutes for some time and made rapid progress: in his studies. Several months ago he was stricken with spinal meningitis and never recovered. The funeral services were held at the Bap tist church this afternoon by Rev. 8. A. Douglas. For Sale A quarter-block near center, of the own, containing two good houses, rent al $27 a month. Also two desirable building lots.' The lots can lie had sep mtely if desired. Apply to D. S. K Bujcc. The Baron will make the season at Roseburg at the Empire Livery Stables Fridays and Saturdays of each week, at W if bet on Wednecdsv and Saturdays, and the re mainder ol the time at Oak Lawn Farm. TERMS To insure f 15. Will furnish pasture for mares at my place at $1 per month. E. DIXON. NOTICE. Department of ih Intf Hor, i;nltl HUlei iJinJ Office. RfMrburK, Ore., Umnsh . I8U3. Notice li horvfav gtrvu (bat the approved FIAT of iiinrey ol TOWNSHIP IS HOnTH, RANGK . KAST, bu boon received from tb 8urv jor Uinerl tot Orrtn and on r HI I) A Y. Aprt! U, 190. at S o clock a. nj . the uiil FLAT will be Bled In thla office and the land embraced tbeiein will lj aubjuct to entry oa and after that date J. T. BHIDOIS. Retrtater, J.B. V to 11, Ktcentr. to be ul i very mnrh a matVr of taste. It is import ant, thHi:h, tliat the frames set properly on the n-., and at the right dicUnr from tlM eyes. That the kn.e be perfectly centered, and how are yoa to knew -hen fmi one is gtiein WE NEVER GCF.SS Qisszs 5itt, Good Sigfct, ; Ojtiaaa ' Hew Seed Oats, Potatos, Grains, Grasses Vegetables and Flower Seeds Get posted, our Catalogue t2s all. It is a 100-page book, full of correct descriptions of Seeds a.iapted to thiscoavst. Ask for Book No. "2, th new vne. PCiTlTO SED CO, PsrtlasJ On SUMMONS. Title (iuarantee& Loan Co r. o. EOSIBCRV. OEKGOX. D fraatdeot C. HAatLTos. serj. and Treaa OSes In ibe (urt H.uiea. Hara the on'7 cos ' et of abstract Nmki la Ioue. ( .an: Abelractaaad Orti2ol at T iM taruitttfi lo lnuiarocmtr laad nod n litis claiiaa. Ht lieniofittiiol Trmeinc o' ail urnhii ptat la the Kovbare, Orrcoa, V. 8. Las d Ii itrrL Wl I make blue print eopi- of anr tow anlp lathe'sKtie. CeartkxDeer Creek TUirot IVae'o C--tit, Orj U. L Xa-aien. faul. ft. ' T! CoI b-a Ti3"H-; . i To the t'o.a ofc'a T Wr Co. I la Ibe tj-oJ Ut5-w Oiecon. je a. heie-w requ-rwj lo : trr beJuee tb. ta?ee- tarsal, a jutl.real 'be Ftae toe the dutr-.et ; atTre earned. q or beio lfi wd day t tf7, !AJ at b J eflwe m K.eire. Or-vM. at to. boerot h o !. k it i!e nrtwnot eaM Sf. taaiM.1 laeroalami nied in to. ia tae abreenut!i acurm. aad if M tau u p far asd ans.er aa btreia repaired, tot at taereof. li 'a;nt:ff will tfcke.uirant amiiet jvn tr n Ai and bu u ant tiou-e-Bienu la lie artaua. tbtf naaou r"obtiSed ooe. a wtrk lor ii torrcoK week ia U Ber. Pui rui.li. aeeml-week ae.-rapee ub;li? at K.ctwr. Orreo, bronlerof tae Juue af tfi. Owt M av4 Utunrt, nd ipnl '. Hi Ta. f n toamioa ol Us taaimoaa ia tb. Ka d ot AprJ. 1X ' J. A BrCHAJf!. Jiwtie. of the Feaf ter Deer Cree Clstrict, Poof .u Com ty , Orta. S K. SYKES BAIN WAGONS, R ACINE BUGGIES McCORMICK ' MACHINERY ROSEBURG OREGOjH Have You See The Wash Goods, in all Colors afld Trices, at WALLENBERG BROS.? Also that swell lino of Vtish Suits, Chil dren's Presses iu all ages. The stjlo is correct and patterns new. ( - a -SUMMER CORSETS are V 1 1 . 1 .1 l ... iu aa mo new siytes and sliapes. We . agents for the famous Kabo Corset. This Store will close every evening at 6 o'clock, except Saturday. WOLLENBERQ BROS., Phone 801. a.atl