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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (April 30, 1903)
LADIE TAKE A LOOK and ip our SPRING and SIMMER Line is not better than any other, don't buy from us. We are showing this season the Latest Styles in Silk Gausc Novelties, Soic Jourec, Silk Zephyr, Corded Chambray, Lawn Caladinc Novelties, fancy Madrass Organdies, Lawn Sineloa Novelties, Minerva Dimities, Lcno Applique Lawn, Afton Dimity, Blouse Linens, Organdies, Linen Batiste, Clial lies, Sursuckcr Ginghams, Percale AND ALL THE LATEST IN DRESS GOODS P Sliltt carr' 1,c F'nest r-'no Made-up Skirts in town, and our lino of Underskirts cannot b0 equaled for quality and price v Our Spring and Summer Line of Clothing Embodies manv special features that will in terest you. Tho clothing that wo sell from tliu Highest to tho Lowest grade is in every ease finely tailored and thoroughly dependable. Wo recommend it 1th confidence even though our prices are lower than any other store sell for the same quality. Also a new and up-to-date lino of Ladies' and Gent's Neckwear. OUR SHOES SPEAK FOR Tt1EASELVES. Sole Agents for the W. L. Douglas Shoo t The People's Store I. ABRAHAH Proprietor. One Donr 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 Cut Envelopes : : SEE WINDOW DISPLAY Also o5 on Fine Leather Goods until Wednesday evening. Dont Miss these bargains :::::: CANNON'S BOOK and STATIONERY STORE. Of Local Interest, f Watch our windows for new styles. Something new nl ways ready for you at Flint's Shoe Store. Yon can do more garden "work with u Planet Jr. Seeder than you can with a dozen hoes. Churchill and Woolley sell them. Chickens the most profitable animal on the farm. Bay a Petalnma Incuba 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 your material before buying any place else. He has a large stock to select from, tf f 7 County Treasurer's Notice, Notice is hereby given to all partis holding county warrants endorsed prior to and including Nov. 10th 1900, aie 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 Koseburg, Douglas County O re gon, March 9th, 1903. Geo. Dimiiick, Cottntv Treasurer. Wakelies Squirrel Poison at Fullerton and Richardson's. For a good 25-cent meal go to tlw Kc 8ort. George Gaubekt. hen you use Wakelies Poison vou find the squirrels Buy the best Wakelies' squirrel poi son. It does the work. Fullerton & Richardson, Druggists, on Cass street near the Depot. You should see that Bean power spray outfit, at Churchill and Woolleys. You can get anything vou want in the line of garden tools of S. K. Sykes. tfl7 For your Poultry Sripplies, Incubators, Brooders, etc., go to S. K. Sykes. tf 17 Try the Pedalis Shoe for Women, Only f3.00 at Flint's Popular Shoe Par lors. Wakelies' Squirrel Poison at 30 cents per can, at Fullerton and Richardson's. 51bs, J1.25. Wakelies' Squirrel Poison at off cents per can. at Fullerton and Richardson's. 51b, $125. For your hardware, stoves, and tin ware, go to S. K. Sykes', where you get the best. Fairbanks, Morse Jack-of-all-trades Gasoline engines for farm work, Grind ing Mills, Pumps, Churns, Wood Saws e:c , for sale by S. !. Sykes. tfl7 i The l'KK) Ball bearitii Wa-hin:; Machine is the greatest labor saving machine on the market. Churchill and Woolley sells them. Dressmaking and all plain sewing neatly done to rrder. Call on Mrs. Walls opposi'e the City Hall. Get your abstracts ot title from'J. D Mamil.on. 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. j A full line of ladie's house and dancing slippers constantly on hand at Flint's Popular ShiJcJ'arlors. If you 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 buzuies-, Road and Spring Wagons, at S. K. Sykes', before you buy elsewhere. Manufactured by the Racine Wagon and Carriage Company. A. A. A. Atkins always ahead maker of the only Eilver steed saws. None bet ter made. You will find a complete line at Churchill and Woolleys. If you- want to go to Coos County points, take the Rosebnrg, Marshfield route. Spring hacks leave Roseburg every day at C, A. M. Inquire of C. P. Barnard, ageut. tf. D. S. T. West, having accepted ecveral old and reliable fiie insurance compa nies, is now prepared to do a general fire insurance business. Insure with him. Office at the City Hall. tf. For the Good Old Summer Time Ladies' plain white ribbed sleeveless Vests $ 10 Ladies' pink and blue ribbed sleeveless fancy trimmed Vests 15 Ladies' pink and blue ribbed Vests, silk finished and fancy trimmed 25 Ladies' pure white silk finished Vests with short sleeves ..... ... 25 Mens' fancy striped Balbriggan shirts and draw ers, each 25 Mens' plain Balbriggan shirts and drawers, extra finished, each 25 Mens' fine lace weave Balbriggan shirts and drawers solid brown, each 50 Mens' light blue fancy ribbed full regular fiui-. shed shirts and drawers, per suit 1.00 auUmndl When you use Wakelies Poison, you find the squirrel. Buy the best Wakelies' Squ irrel poi son. It does the work. See Cleugenpeel's window for new style watches, chains and rings. C. E. Trunbul, of Drain, was a busi ness visitor in Roseburg, Wednesday. Men wanted to cut S00 - tier of wood inquire of Hencry Conn, Roseburg Ore gon. W. H. OHivant, of Looking Glass, was in the city, Wednesday, transacting business. Mr. B. F. Wells, U. S. Commissioner, of Olalla, was in the ciiy on Tuesday, on business. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Grubbe, of Oak land, were in Roseburg, Wednesday, on business. James McQuade, and Charles Hind man came up from Portland, Tuesday evening. Mrs. C. B. Baker, left Monday, for Alameda, Calif., to visit her sister , Mrs Burmfield. Clonnenpeel, the jeweler, carries ;the "McKinloy Movement", at T. K, Richardson's. 'A. It. Dimum-k rjml H. ,. Deardoff, of Oakland, wore business visitors in Ros-e-burg, Wtolnesday. J. G. Hefty is in the city, from Drain, renewing acquaintances and attending to sonic business, Mrs. Kike who has lieen visiting Mrs. A. J. lVHows of this rity, left this morning for Salem. U. S. CoinmIf.io-:iT 'A L. Dimmick, of Oakland, was a business vif-itor in this city Wednesday. Kd JaeoU.ii. hii'incss'inaiiajrer Read-ii-k'n Stork Ci , Elizalc:h Hale com ininy; i.- in the rity today. ML-i Zulu Rii'ltanlm, of Sumpter, nrrm-d today to visit her aunt, Mrs. L. S. Honey. Eugene Guard. Editor Williams of the Myrtle Creek Mail, spent Wednesday in this city look ing after business matters. MLa Stella Hamilton, returned Tues day evening from Portland, where she lias been visiting relatives and friends. Lewie Rehensteiu left for points in the northern part of the county, on Tuesday's local. Ho is on a business trip for the Rosebutg Review. The ladies of tho Christian church will give a window sale of home cooking at Buckingham's grocer yon Sat. May 2, and will so continue every two weeks. A . W. Cardwell, secretary of the Board of Trade, went south the first of the week, looking for mineral exhibits, and E. L. Lenox has charge of the rooms during Mr. Cardwcll's absence. James McQuade, W. Jesse, wife and little girl, F. L. Beard and wife left this morning for the Ten Mile country where the men will hunt, and no doubt ill supply the market with game on their ! return. I Mr. John Bishop, of Oakland, was in the city, on Wednesday. He says tliat i crops of all kinds, in his vicinity, are ! very b-ckward this spring, owing to" the i cold weather and the scarcity of rain for j the patt two months. J. W. Burkhart, of Lebanon, who has been visiting in this city, returned home Wednesday morning. He was accom- j Currier, and his granddaughter, Miss I Ruth, who will visit in Lebanon for a few weeks, i j Mr. Cardwell, the live, rustling secre- j f aryiof the Board of Trade, left for Glen I dale, on Monday evening, In tho intcr- est of the Board of Trade's Exhibit. He J will remain away about a week. His place in the Board of Trade is filled in his absence by E. H. Lenox. I "The Williamette Valley. Choral Union will hold their annual festival at Eugene May 12th to 14th. Tickets at reduced rates from all points on the Oregon Lines of tho Southern Pacific Co., will be sold May 11th to Mth in clusive, return limit May 15, 1903." C. 0. White, the iwpular Myrtle Creek real estate man, accompanied by Mrs. White and little son, spent Wed nesday in this city, looking after bus iness, matters. Of course all White can talk about is the rapid growth of Myr tle Creek, but look out, Brother White ; Myrtle Creek may yet he a suburb of Roseburg. Government Inspection of the NHt tional Guard by Major Edward Cheno weth, of tho Regular Army begins this week. Co. "E" of Roseburg will be in spected Friday evening May 1st, at tho Armory Hall, at 8 o'clock p, ni. Col. Jus. Jackson, Inspector, General of the National Guard will also bo present and inspect for the state. G.I.Brown, chief engineer and gen cral manager of the Morris Brother and Cliristensen Co., of Portlahd, who own the Roseburg Water and Light Co., is in the city on business in connection with he improvements being made by that company at their plant at Winchester. MARRIED. WRIGHT MESSLER. A very pretty homo wedding occurred last night at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Messier. Mr Fred Wright was united in marriage to Miss Maude Messier. The ceremony was per formed in the parlor at S:10. The bride was tastily attired in a delicate blue crepe dechine with drop vote of white chiffon. The bridesmaid, Mtss Victoria Chaddick, was attired in a drab silk. The groom had on the regulation black. Mr. Mell Thompson served in the capacity of best man. The bride and groom, accompanied by the maid and best man, marched into the parlor, which was decorated fur the occasion, un one sine ot wnere tney stood was a large palm, on the other was a large jarJinicr of beautiful ferns. On either M'de was a vafe of white flowers, and in tlm center and on the wall in front of wlieru the party a law cluster ot while flowers all -f which made the parlor look very pretty. After Rev. D.tuson had finis, til the Kpfemp.d marriage ceremony, he i on- cnttulttted the newly w-ddeJ couple, after which tlnns pro-out gave the bride and groom theglad mil nf a long life and pnJi'iH.'rty. Refreshments were servnl roiisi.-tini: f ice crenm and rake. A Her refreshments were linitlied there njK.i :la dr.ink to t It hriile and groom. Those who '.ad the pleasure uf attend ing ure: .Miss .Mnliel I'niUlree, .miss I-onn Skiper, Mrs. Thomas Thomas, (iillis Woodward, Klmer Wimberly and H.irrv Brookes. The Plaixokaleu joins their many friends in wishing them ieace and pros perity. Mr. Brown is accompanied by W. T. Muir, tho company's attorney P. B. Waito, of this city, has just pur chased a lino littlo Shetland rony nnd road wagon for his littlo daughter Ethel. Tho wagon is a neat, well fin' ished, up-to-date affair and will without doubt create a murmur of envy among tho children 6f this city, as it will soon be seen on tho streets of Roseburg, drawn by its Liliputian horse driven by its miniaturo owner. sheriff Parrott left for Salem this morninc with R. P. OrniHtone. of Olalla, who was examined by Dr. Du Gas, and pronounced insane. Mr. Onn stone is laboring under the delusion that ho has committed some crime, for which tho law will punish him. The oH)iiing of tho Valley League baseball season has leen postponed one week. Tho tlrst gamo will be played on Saturday, May 0th. The League Board of Control will meet in Albany the lat ter part of this week, and tho schedule will probably appear next .Monday. There will bo 21 games played by each team. 12 at home and 12 away. The season closos about July 18. The Ijos Aueeles Lulas, under the management of J D Marley, were aboard Tuesday's local, enrouto to Portland, where thev will nlav a iranio of base ball, on Wednesday. Joe Corbett will occupy tho box. Los Aneeles has the distinction of having the highest priced pitcher in tho United States. It is esti mated that the wages which ho earns in this capacity, would amount to one dol lar for every ball he throws over tho plate. BORN. SINGLETON In this city, Apnl 29, 1903, to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Single ton, a ll-jound boy. aster Offerings for Swell Dressers COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF THE FAMOUS KUPPENHEIMER CLOTHING GUARANTEED TO f IT AND WEAR THE WELL-KNOWN FLOSHEIM SHOE FOR MEN In Styles to fit the Most fastideous 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 EPHSON'S The Big STORE ROSEBURG, Phone 2ii. OREGON S3 SETS DIED. CONK At the family home, near Mel- ro?e, EnusConn, of consumption, aged 25 years, 1 month and 1 day. Deceased had been ailing but a few j months, and was taken to Arizona in the hope that he would be benefitted by the change, but found no re'ief and about a month ago returned home. He is a son of Mr. and Mrs. U.S. Conn, and leaves a wife and infant child, be sides a father, mother, three sisters and three brothers who have the sympathy of the entire community in their sad bereavement. The funeral was held at the M. E. church this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Norris" & .1 Tl I Dllr 5 Little Ranch far Sale. A good Utile liome for sale ; 17 acres adjoining fair ground.. 1JJ mi.es east of Hoselmrj. Good buildings, 150 good 'tearing fruit trees, 10 acras ia eaitiva tion. Price $1225. For pArtknUrs in quire at MilikiuV shoo etore, Koreborg O'w- tfal ;The Kind of - - Jury List. The jury list was drawn at the clerk's office yesterday afternoon. Hiose who were drawn to serve as Circuit Court Jurors, for tho May term, arc as follows: Frank Tote, Perdue. M Q Raymond, Days Creek. J C Gibbs, Canyonvillo. G W Wonocott, Riddle. G W Crews, Myrtle Creek. Philip Standley, Camas Valley. E L Rico, Dillard. D C McWilliams, Roseburg. Elisba Hattield, Deer Creek. Enos Dixon, Deer Creek. G. Gcbcrtson, Glcndale. . E I Woodruff, Coles Valley. H Cockran, Oakland. Henry Conn, Coles Valley. Earnest Hclleowell, Yoncalla. J H Munpower, Comstock. II. B. Haines, Elkton. George Benedict, Elkton. O II Buell, Looking Glass. Jep Grubbe, Calapooia. E II Pinkston, Oakland. Ben Pilkington, Oakland. John Hancock, Elkton. Marion Ryan, Pass Creek. Morrice Weber, Umpqna. Fred Gosser, Roseburg. Joe Lyons, Pass Creek. T F'Clmrchill, Olalla. James Morgan, Looking Glass. Ben Nichols, Riddle. A L Butler, Scottsburg. Wanted Two furnished, rooms, suit able for light house keeping. Enquire at the PijAIXijkalkii Ut-4-57 See Dr. Studloy, tho Osteopast, fo that lamo back. lie permanently cures all chronic and acute diseases. Room 11 Taylor and Wilson Block. See the Title Guaranteo A Loan Co. for bluo printi. and filing papers, tf When in town and you want a first class 25-cent dinner, go to tho Resort. Gkoiiqe Gawikut.. At tho homo of A. G. Matthews, in Eugeno, thoro are four cases of typhoid fever caused by using tho water from tho well, says )r. D. D. Paine, tho bealth ofllpor, Rowes how: WILL EXHIBIT IN ROSEBURG TUESDAY, MAY 12 PERFORMANCES AT 2 AND 8 P. M. . . . . New. Grand Spectacular Street Parade at 10530 A. M 500 PERFORMING ANIMALS 500 Consisting of Trained Elephants. Camels, Llamas, Lions, Pumas, Seals, Zebus, Ssa Lions, .Monkeys, Goats, Ponies, Dogs, Etc tv I n.l i wry mock a matter of :a?t. It is import ant, though, tlat the frames et prosHiriy on the ixr and at the'right distance from the eyes. That the lenses be perfectly centered, and how are yon to know -.then, some one is guessing. WE SEVER Gl'ESS Glasses Right, Good Sight, R.F.WINSLOW JkH UpiICULH ii New Seed Oats, Potaios, Grains, Grasses Vegetables and Flower Seeds Get posted, oar Catalogue tells all. It J5 a 100-page hoot, full of correct descriptions of Seeds adapted, to this coast. Ask for Book 2To. 72, the cew one. PORTLAND SEES CO, Porfatf id SUMMONS. Title Guaranteed Loan Lo BOSKBDEG. OREGON". I. U. Hixn.ro. FroMeat 0 C lliMitToa, Ser. al Tr Once in the Court Hotue. Hit Ihc only coa plete Kt ot atxiract bookt In Doctlas Coanlr AtatrtcutiHl CerUCcites ol Hue famished tt DoBglax ooan t j- Und nd alnln? calo(. UxTt tw a complete et ul Traclas o' all tovns&tp pUa In the RoebnrR, Oregon. P. S. Ln d Dl tirct. itl make blue print copies ot anr tov Tn the Justice CeartiorDct: Creek District Docttas Ceaaty. Oresca. It. L Marjler?, PUisUS, n. Tt Col :nt-a Talt-riic ro. I To Hi Colar M T 1-firR Co. in the Dane oZ the S ate ut Oretoa. you are henefcv reqoue1 to aptar bclure tee nnder stnft. a Josuoeot tte Veace lor the dtstziet abnr camed. on or hefo-e theSn! iay Qf Msj. ' 130S. aVis offlce in Baeebntx, Otonn at ae hoar oi 19 o"cix:t in the 'nrenvoa nt (aid Cay, ' to answer the csnactalat nMed gisst ran ia Ue aboTe cntitiea action, and If too ia to t? pear andaiuaerashrrrin repaired, lor vast Uservo:. tb plaintUT wiU takejodtsiest against yoa lor (7133 and his cotts and disbsne BBl in this action. This uusmonj is pablUhed once a veex lor six snreesatTe veecs in. ue usana xuu vuut , a semt-wteily newsraper published at Kofettan;, Otwoa, hy order of the Justin of the reace for said District, made April 7. 15C3. Tho first pabliciUoa oi this sanmocsis oa the 3th. day ol April, 19K. . J. A. BCCHAXAX, Jnitice of the Peace tor Dcex Creek Dfctriet, DooIas County, Oregon. par. Million Dollar Zoological Aunex Lilliputian Roman Ilippodrouie EDUCATIONAL MUSEUM 20-ROLLICKING, ROMPING, M1UT1I- I'ltOYOKING OLOWNS-20 Royiil Mulpuiiu Troupe of JupuneHO I'erformers Setifiiilional Cycle Whirl nnd Bicycle Experts Huznrdourt Vild Animal Acts Mnrvelous Acrobnls, Aerinliste, Tumblprs, Contortionists 100 ALL NEW FEATURES 100 Sec-See the Baby Camel, the Only One Ever Born on the Coast PRICES ADULTS, 50c CHILDREN, 25c SK SYKES BAIN WAGONS, RACINE BUGGIES -McCORMCK MACHINERY ROSEBURG'-OREGON Drain Gardiner j COOS BMY STKGE ROUTE J Conunonrini; with Monday, January 20, '02, we will charge tf.M for thufaro from Drain tn Oooi It.iy. Uairgajjo allowance with each full FaTo 50poiunlfl. Travelling men aro ullowed 76 pounds lm)i:aj;o when they 5 have 300 tiouiuU or more. All excess baaiu, ,'Jcta. tier iouml, ami no al lownitce will ho made for round trip. DAI LY SYAti E. Kor further information addesa Proprietor, Drain, Oregon J. R Sawyers, Have You Seen - The Wash Goods, in all Colors and Pricesat WOLLENBERG BROS.'? Also that swell line of Wash Suits, Chil dren's Drosses in all- ages. The stylo is correct aud patterns new. at SUMMER CORSETS In all tho new styles and shapes. We are agents for the famous Habo Corset. This Store will close every evening at 6 o'clock, except Saturday. WOLLENBERG BROS., Phone 801.