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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (June 25, 1903)
rc T 1 T4. 4. ft C.vD. Drain, of Drain, spent yesterday in tliis city. Jess Sliambrook, of Unipqua Ferry, is a carnival visitor todav. Roy Sterns ami wife, of Oakland, were carnival visitors Wednesday. Attorney-General Crawford is in city, looking after legal matters. this P. F Theil, of Youcalla, was a Rose biirg business visitor Wednesday. M. Mark the Drain merchant, was in the city on business this week. II. L. Mc Xabb of Calajwoia is greet ing old friends in this citv this week. V. II. Mowatt, D. V. Snonigoose of Ashland are registered at the Mc Clallen House. K. C. Pentland, a representative of the Oregonian, is registered at the Mc Clallen house. O. C. Sethers, one of Glendale's, prominent citizens was a Kosebury visitor this week . Mrs. M. C. Smith, and three children of Portland are the guest of the family of Dr. E. DuGas. Rush Clark, of Millwood is in this city, on business to day and of course is enjoying the carnival. Will Sentsch, a traveling man from Kansas City, is meeting various custom ers in this city, today. Mrs. G. M. Bassett and sister, Miss Lydia Frohman, of Drain, are spending a few days in Roseburg. C. O. White, wife and daughter of Myrtle Creek, were visitors to the street carnival this week. James Drinnaven, of Myrtle Creek, was ia this week seeing the carnival camel and other attractions. Mrs. C. S. Hefty, of Drain, came over on Tuesday's train, and ia visiting friends in Roseburg and vicinity. The A. 0. U. W. baseball team de feated the team of Co. E, at Rose Park, Wednesday, tho score being 14 to 10. Miss Ruth Wooley and Miss Arelne Bennett, who have been visiting, Mr?'. McCallistertof of Drain returned home Tuesday evening. The Roseburg police force have been doing good work pulling the various drunks that have appeared upon the streets this week. Leslie Miller has closed hit school on south Deer Creek, and is spending a Jew days in Roseburg, before returning to his home in Drain. Rev. C. E. Daugherty and wife of the Christian church in this city, are attend ing the annual meeting of the Christian church bod at Turner. 'X. L. Grimes, of Looking Glass, was a Roseburg business visitor Wednesday. He reports large fruit crops to be ex pected in Looking Glass valley. R. P. McLondon, a carpenter em ployed in the Kinney addition, had the misfortune to fall from a scaffold and break his right ankle, just before noon todav. Mrs. Geo Fstes who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Jackon at Drain, was a through passenger on Tuesday's local, for San Fiancisco, to join her husband. Sheriff Gallier and H. S. Krib? of Coos court passed though this city to day on his way to Salem with P. S Wilson an insane man who wil 1 be placed in the asylum at Salem. Editor D. E. Vernon of the Oakland Owl war in this city, Wednesday doing his best to use up his pass book, and from the good natural smile he gave us we believe he was enjoying himself, A good, hot dinner will be served at the opera house Friday, June 2Gth, by the W. C. T. U- ladies, from 11a.m. to 2 p. m. Meat, new potatoes, peas, ealad, pickles, pie, tea, coffe, etc., for only 2 cents. The following Oakland young ieople are in this city, visiting the various shows, riding the Ferris wheel, camel, etc, today: Anna Smith. Lizzie Pow ell, Agnes Smith. Jessie Ohmart, Bessie Powell, Jessie Boone, Fred Giay, Harry Sterrns and Thomas Gray. R. L. Jones, of Eugene is registered at the McClallen House. Win. Oddy, of Camas Valley, is a business visitor in this city today. Miss Addic McBee, of Grants Pass, is in this citv visiting relatives ami friends. W. P. Johnson and family, of Myrtle Creek are attending the Carnival attractions. J. N. Shiria and Mrs. A. K. Shiria, of Myrtle Crook are registered at the Mc Clallen House. D. W. Crosby, of Riddle, is a Carnival visitor to day and will incidently attend to other matters of interest. Hon. J. B. Riddle, tho Riddle drug gest, is in this city to see the Carnival and feed on green pastures with the Klks tonight. Z. L. Dimmick and family, of Oak land, are in this city to see tho Carni val today. "'Zene" says its the biggest thing he ever saw. E. F. Rogers has sold his intrests in the livery stable, in this city to Homer Davis. Mr. Rodgers and familv, will move to Salem where Mr. Rodgers train his tine string of fast trotters pacers. will and Many of our citizens are afraid that with Somers joining the Eugene team that our boys will lose their nerve. All we can say is they drowned Eugene before Seiners listed with the Roseburg team, and they will doit again on Sat urday -and Sunday again, and we promise our citizens that the two hottest games ever played in the Willame.te league will lie played oil the 27 and 2S of June. When the Eugene boys return to their city, they will fully realize that some thing has been done, and they were at the "doin'." "They are all good shows." That is what every one has to say of the shows of the Southern Carnival Comnanv which are exhibiting on the streets of Roseburg this week. Every one seems pleased, and as the time draws near for the closing of the Carnival crowds of people from our neighboring towns and county tlock to see this citv and all seem pleased. The free attractions are good nd the Stadium, the main feature show of the carnival cannot be beat. All who isit the animal show are struck with ear for the lives of the daring animal rainers who enter the cages of the wild beasts. Around "Dreamland" there langs an air of mystery, to see a beauti iil young lady seemingly tloat in mkl air is mvstifving. Ail who vit-it the Glass 'alace receive a beautiful glass present. Easaw, the Snake Eater, is surely a wonderful being and is attracting crowds of people. The funny colored ieopIe of the Old Plantation are turning people away as is also the American Theater. The Electric Theater and the Dog and Pony show are entertaining the older as well as the young people. Lotta, the fire dancer, seems to le the star attrac tion for the ladies ami is doing an enor mous business. This wonderful dancer Umjqua Bakery is the best ever seen in this citv and the Pi-cher Somers Here. A. Somers, the new pitcher siirned by Manager Mahoney for the Eugene team. arrived here last night from Rospburc omers was much impressed with Eu gene and likes it better than any other town in the valley. He had not signed up with the Roseburg team and no in tention of doing so. He and Taliafero will make a couple ot pitchers hard to beat. Eugene Guard. Somers had signed with the Roseburg team by accepting payment in advance for his services and he has jumjn.-d the contract and will not le allowed to play in any league game ; and when Eugene did what they have done they did a dirty, low down, mean piece of scul duggery. We thought.the Eugene babies needed "sugar teats" but now wc are convinced that their daddie's need a little common honestv. lie found at S. C. Flints in the Krippen- , Kuabe and the J.AC. are all world-renowned tf. A nice line of ladies shoes to select inee the good judgement of i?velt electric effects used in the ierforinance fr0I in different shapes and lasts may : have .-retired the agency for thei .hi, wtit auaiivu .in i uumucu- II till; attendants of the various shows have so far acted in the most gentlemenly man ner to every one, and h doing so have won the esteem of our jeople. i irom vj to fOO W ami even more I We are going to offi-r the same grade for $ 150.00, f 173.00 ami 2O0 00. These tig C. Gazley, manager of the Douglas county Fruit Packing Co., accompanied by his wife and family and brother, ex county clerk J. F. Gazley, arrived in this city yesterday m rning from Canyon- ville, and are enjoying themselves w ith the carnival merrymakers. Myrtle Cr ek visitors in Roseburg this we-k: C. 0. White wife and child James Dunnavin, J. B. Haras and wife. Mrs. J. H. Hall, Maude Willis, Hattie Dement, F. Stevens and wife, Mrs, F. T. Dunning, Miss Lula Dunning, Mary Kellers. Phil G. Rice, W. P. Johnson Mrs Shiraier, Roy Steans and wife, Geo. McColIoch, S. T. Smith, O. Edwards, J. W. Crouch, King Hogan A.T. BestuI, Mrs. J. E. Page, Mrs R E. Dumwich, of Ukiah Cal. and lion A. F. Steans of Oakland were carnival visitors this week. At 8 o'clock last night the freight train No. 222, in charge of Conductor Harrv Gilvin, north bound, met with ai accident at tunnel three de'aying last nights north bound overland twelv hours. The accident was cansed by large tank car leaving the track, and causing three other cars to be derailed tearing up a short space of track and overturning the derailed cars. A wreck ing train in charge of Master Mechanic Roberts, was sent to the5 scene of the wreck from this station. Excursion to Roseburg. A movement is on foot to run an ox curs:on trsin to Roseburg and return Sunday to enable those who wish to see tho baseball game botween tho Eugene and Roseburg leaguo teams Sunday afternoon to go and return tho same day. Leaving hero at 9 or 10 o'clock in the morning the train would reach Roseburg in time for lunch, and leaving shortly after tho game would arrive homo not later than 10 o'clock at night. It has not been definitely decided that such a train will bo run, but the rail road company is considering the matter which will bo decided perhaps to morrow. Three or four carloads of passengers ought to be secured for tho excursion as it is understood tho rate will be very low, perphaps fl or $1.50 for the round trip. Eugene Guaid. Be sure to supply tho boys with "sugar teats" ai that they caii play and not sulk. See the Title Guarantee A Loan Co. for blue print:, and tiling papers. tf Men wanted to cut 300 tier of wool' inquiro of Henerv Conn. Roseburg Ore gon. Dr. 1a)wc has been coming to Rose burg for over 12 years, there is a reason for this. If you want everything good in the Bakery line, you should visit the Umj qua Bakery. tf. ForTradt Small farms in Southern Indiana to trade for Oregon proerty. H. L. Ball. 33tf." (1.50 and $2.00 buys a stylish or a heavy serviceable shoo at Hildebrand's, for any foot, "nuf-eed. The Umpqua Bakery is prepared to furnish good fresh bread in large or mal 1 quantities every day. tf. Eye-ache and head-ache can be cured with Dr. Lowe's suerior glasses. See him next week. Consultation free. Get your abstracts ot title from J, D Hamilton. He has the only complete set of abstract books in the county, tf For the best mower knife and tool grinder, two emery wheels fJ.50. Stearns A Cheuoweth, Oakland, Oregon. 45-tf Buy your chairs and rockers of Rice A Rice .Your beds, tables and shades, as well as your wall paper can lc had of them tf Household effects for sale, including 10 foot oak dining table and oak hall rack. Inquire at residence of L. A. Walker. Rye bread, brown bread, graham broad, steam broad and all mxd bread is kept constantly on hand at the l)mxua Bakery. tf. A full line of Walk-Over and Keith shoes on hand for your inspection at Flints Popular Shoe Parlors. Call in and see them. Whittemores polishes are the best, and to try them once means you will always use them. Sold at Flints Popu lar Shoe Store. Cream Puffs, lady fingers, macaroons doughnuts, Angel cak-, fine pies, cakes and other pastries new and fresh at the A Sad Accident. At elovon o'clock last night a very sad accident occurred, notr tho Soldiers' Home, in which liit.u Uuth Oiz.id, ae about two years, lost her life. The little one, with her parents, Marion Cozad and wife, three other children and Da vid Grunot, were returning to their home, in French Settlement, after s'tending tho day in visiting the carni val in this city. As tho one horso which they were driving, was tenderfooted, and the road was newly graveled, Mr, Cozad had pulled to the outside of thu road, so the horso could liavo good foot ing, ii ml when tho little bridge which spans a gully aliont 300 yards south of the Soldiers' Home, was reached, Mr. Cozad pulled the horse in toward tho road center, and as tho rear end of thu buggy started in, tho loose gravel, which wss held only by a rotten log, com menced to slip, and carried tho buggy, with its heavy bad, with it. Tho horse tried to hold tho load in the road, hut was pulled back. Mr. Grunot, seeing tho rig was going over, threw one of tho little girls out and, himself, jumied out, and the rig went over, pinning Mr. Cozad and tho little girl underneath, the horso falling on top of the entire mass, but fortunately, as it was a gentle animal, it did not not light hard to free itself. One of thu little gir.s ran to the house of U. S. Barker and gave thu alarm of the accident and Mr. Barker hurried to thu scene with a lantern and the little girl and Mr. Cozad were soon freed from the wreckagu and taken to Mr. Barker's house. Dr. Houek was called but U-fore his arrival the little one died from the injuries she h id re ceived. The others were tcireely scratched, although the buggy was de molished, and outside of a few scratches and a bail fright the horse was unhurt. The remains of tint uiifurtiiiiate little girl were taken io Oakland on tlii morning's train iiml will be buried in the cemetery at that place toimirnm . 150 patterns in Men's Golf Shirts at one piic $1.00 McDonald Red Seal Union Made Overalls. Plain Blue $2.00 a suit Stripe $1.90 a suit. Ladies' Walking and Fine Dress Skirtn. $3.50 to 17.50 50 patterns iu solid color and faney stripe and Check Chauibray ginghams. 10 cts. per yard New shapes in Ladies' walking and street hats. Dii.i.aiii), Ore., June 21, 1103. Mr. II. II. Hit oks, ElMTOB t'LAINDh ALKIE, liosoburg, Or. Dear sir: Please announce in the Pi.mndkaixr that Elder E. L. Jones, (an old school mate of mine from Teuiicsseoj will preach at Dillard Saturday night at 7 :30 o'clock, ami Sunday at 3:30 p in., also j Saturday night Juno 2Sth and at Riddle Saturday evening, July Ith and Sunday following. I My Tennes-ee paper staled wli.'iij Brother Jones left there, That tho abli ft preacher in the Watauga Assic-ia-' tion had left for the west. Can you not J drive to Dillard Sunday, Brother' Brookes, and hear a typical r-outl.ern i Baptist readier preach? 1 am surej you will le well ul lor the drive, and that you will hear a very able sermon. Very truly, J.v . A. IviOEKS. Dr. Heed Cushion sole shoo for Men. Calf and K.id. Lace and Cont;res;:. $5.00 Sill; medallions i;i Gray Black, White and Tan'. White embroidery washable medallions. All Prices 75 new patterns in in Kuppeuheimer Guar anteed Clothing for men $12. 50 to $25.00 Announcement Our summer stock is now com plete, and we are prepared to meet your demands for the lat est and best merchandise at nominal prices. In addition to a large stock or medium price goods our aim is to raise the standard of our merchandise each year and to carry the finest goods which the market affords. In this wo believe we are supported by the great number who prefer fine qualities, ex clusive patterns and reasonable prices. A visit to our store, and an inspection of values, will be to our mutual pleasure and profit. JOSEPHSON'S The Big Store Roseburg, Oregon. L-die' SilL, Wool and Mercerized Waists from $1.00 to $12.50 I Ladies' Lace Lisle Gloves in White, Black and Tan. 25 & 59 cts per pair Black Cat Hose for Ladies, Men, Misses and Children. 25 cis per pair Men's Silk Finished Light weight; iibbed Underwear, cool and durable. $2.00 per suit Men's Panama Hats, $3.00 Othersfrom 25 cts to $2 Colored Glass Bead and Pearl Necklaces for Misses and Ladies, All Prices Florsheime High Grade Dress Shoe for men. Oxfords and High Cut $3.50 to $5.00 Red Seal Union Made Negligee Shirts, Cotton, Wool and Silk. 50ctsto $3.00 Great Men and Ureal Pianos. President Hoosevell has just Imught a tine Knale piano, and the late viee-presi-1 dent llobart lias at hi residence a tine i N KKDU A M, such a. vie are celliui; eve- j ry day, riht here at Busebtng, and i Fischer. Thce ! ! dorff Dittman line. are all wordl-renowned piano, of the; I cure diseases that fail under other , "St "tandanl. We have also in i methods of treatment It will pav von tralls,t a lot of medium piano- for ! ...... .. " . ' U til. -li th.. ruinr,!.. n-.. ... ..w.,. ll to consult Dr. H. U Mudlev, the - i-t -"r."".-" Osteopath at once. A II shoes sold hv us are of the very V. R. Buckingham, f (Successor to W. L. Cobb, Mrs. Boyu'a old standi best quality we can lind in the different Standard lines and makes, at Flint's Popular Shoe Store. An exiert book-keeper having a por- ? 1 1 1 IM.. ' tion oi ms lime unoccupied, wouiu iikc jj Cable to take on a small set of books. Beat references. Address Book-keeper, this ! office. -14-5tp. Wanted. I'agtnraire for seven head of cows and calves near to town mid on Dter Creek preferred. A j;ood price will lie paid for a ool aslure. Inqnir at this otlice. tf ures will surprise those who have been buying those so-called hi'h-jrrade pia nos. Besides this lot we will have the' genuine CABLE piano and not the Ho lt will pay you to see this line lefore buying a piano. HiciiAiinso.N Mcsic Hocsk, Koseburg and Cottage tirove. ...SIe Aeents tor. Chase & Sanborn's Coffees Extend a cordial invitation to the public and the many friends of the old firm to call and examine their new line of Staple and Faucy Gro ceries, Queens ware, lite. Bring Us Your Butter, Chickens, Eggs. 45 Fine Musicians. The Chemawa Indian band gave a performance in the opera house in Rose burg last night and they rendered twelve pieces of music in a most excel lent manner. They were encored and encored. All music lovers declare that it was the best musical treat that has ever been given in Roseburg. Manager Strong is to be commended for securing the band and the endorsement of all our citizens who attended follow the Che mawa band in the tour of the state. Homi less Children. The Oregon Children'.- Home Society has several children who are now ready for homed in families. Among the ninnlier, are boys aged nine and ten years, who could mak.; themselves use ful on ranches. Wiil s inu zt od families give them homes on three mouths' trial. Address Supt. I. F. Tol ey, 000 Marquain building, I'oitlaml, Oregon. Other p.ipr8 please copy. Facts. J Mr. Man, you want facts. We are j going to give you facts. As yon read Ifvoiiwant to go to Coos Countv , l,,l," ovr -vo" vvi11 k,,0,v Mv tn- joints, take the Roseburg, Marshfield ! And l,r 'vu t,,cy :iro fcL-. , route. Spring hacks leave Roseburg It is a fact that McCormick Hinders, everv dav at 6, A. M. inquire of C. I 1 Mowers and Rakes are the standard by Barnard.'agent. 102-tf. hich all others are guage.1. i ft id n ii it it.,-..;, ii ! Call on Drs. Cheadle &. Johnson for : , " , ,,. ' , . , . and Road U aeons are far outstripping up-to-Oato iieniai worK. ur. jonnson, . ' , .. -. - 3 MO DHAM FOR F'NE CONFtCTIONERV IVKJ l-llr and ICE CREAM PARLORS fruits, Candies, Cakes, Pies, Doughnuts and fresh Bread Daily Portland Journal Ajjency. Hendricks Block, Opp. Depot I.J. NORHAN & Co. Prop. Correct'ons. In the list of suli-eriptious published Tuesday, to Ike Heppner relief fund, our attention hus been called to the tollow- ing mistakes: J D Osljorn $2 50 50 E C I'atterhon $2 00 1 00 II L Ingalls .50 5 00 A Mosier $2 -10 2 50 Christian Church. Sunday, Juno 28, Bible school, 10 a. in. Breaching, 11 a. in. and 8 p. m., by pastor; evening sermon to young people. Everybody invited. Junior Y. 1'. S. C. E , 2:.M) p. in ; Y. 1 S. C. K., 7 p. in ; good music. Everybody welcome. C E. DAiwumtrv, Pastor. Bread fresh every day, at the UtiiM na Bakery. Buy your carpets and matting of Uice & Rice. tf See new ad of Rice and. Rico the House Furnishers. Fullerton & Richardson, Druggists, on Cass Etreet near the Depot. late of Portland, will have charge of the crown and bridge wort department Prices reasonable. 0-tf. Otteopathy is the great nerve and tis sue builder that subdues the pangs of neuralgia, and rheumatism just as it iiiiets a disturbance in the pelvic organs. Consult Dr. H. L. Studley. 45-3t. .Make a note of this and you won't for get it. Dr. Lowe, the well known ocu- lo-optician will be in Roseburg at the McClallen House, July 2, 3 and A. Have him test jour eyes for glasses". D. S. T. West, having accepted several old and reliable flic insurance compa nies, is now prepared to do a general fire insurance business. Insure with him. Office at the City Hall. 102-tf. Foil Sale CiiEAr. Ixjss than $10 per acre. A well improved grain and stock farm of 330 acres in Camas Valley. This is a rare bargain, tor particulars in quire of Wm. M. PoirrKii, Camas Valley, Ore MIGtf. If you wish to be economical, buy your furniture and ranges where you get the best values. We have them at reasonable prices and the best there is to be had at $30.00 and $35.00. Full line screen doors and window screens at Rice & Rice the Jlouse Furnisher's, tf HojiESEEKEiis. I have placed in my hands for sale at reasonable prices sev eral farms, large and small some well improved and others nut littlo m- proved; two or three line stock ranches. Olalla is one of the favored sections of the south part of the state, on the line of the proposed Salt 7ake & Coos Bay R. It. For particulars call on or addresc. W. R. Wku.i, P. M., Olalla, Oregon 2!tf. Stearns and Chenowith, of Oakland, have received ear of Rushford Iron Clad wagons, car of hack and buggies, car of Page woven wire fence, car of McCor mick binders and mowers, car of good cellar shingles, car of nails, car of best blacksmith coal, all for sale at the low est prices, with the best garden plow, $1.00; 5 tooth cultivators, $3.50; tcuts and wagon covers, full lino steel ranges, boys' steel wagons; 1900 washer; lin seed oil GOccntH a gallon; best mixed paint $1.17M a gallon; Windows and Doors. our competitors,' lines It is a fact that the Bain Wagon is the most successful, durable and economical wagon on the market. It is a fact that the above are all in cluded in the Big 3. You can find them at S. K Sykes", Roseburg, Ore. 33 1 ii 0)00000000000 -.10r K;COCOOOOOOOOO On O 6 nrnvrAT vvv ft vY" 2 AGENCY O K Yl l H KK PAIKINIt Painting and Paper Hanging. John Miller, of Hagerstnwn, Washing ton County, " Maryland, nas located in Roseburg, and he is a thorough master of his art ami prepared to do all kinds of painting, paperhanging, graining, and decorative painting in the highest style as practiced by first class vorkmen on the Atlantic Coast. If you want thu very latest artistic work he will be pleas ed to give for low prices and first class work. Call on him at 517 Mosierbtreot or drop a letter through the iost office and he will quickly resjvond. 18-tf : Rambler BRAZING LATHE WORK HARRY E. fllLLER, 7ll Oak St.. Opp. Churchill & Woolley's'" 300000000000GOOOOOOOOOOOOOCKXXXOOOOOCKXXX Fine Farm for Sale. A good 800 acre farm for sale five miles Irom Myrtle Creek, 100 acres in ultivation, balance hill, pasture and timbered land. Small orchard, good house, barn and other improvements For price and terms apply to P. T. Mc Gee, Myrtle Creek, or I). S. K. Buick, Roseburg, Oregon. 2-tf Sealed Bids Wanted. For painting the school house. The District td furnish paint. Bids to be ojHJiiedJuly it, 1903. For pirticulars, write to E. Ilelliwell, clerk, Youcalla, Ore , Juno 22, 1903. Juno 23 (It. timber. For For Sole. Small saw mill and particulars address. I.IVINIISTON ISHOS, (April Peel, Ore. Clock for Sale. A uood. up-to date, shelf clock that oriiMiiallv cost $8. at a barcain. New timepiece in good running condition gong strike alarm attachment. Inquire F. W., this office. tf Horse For Sale. 1 have a i?ood work horse 7 vears old for sale cheap. Inquire of F. F. Ball Deer Cr'jek Dam, near Roseburg. tf 5O TEAMS WANTED. Steady Season's Lumber Hauling. First Draper Mill to Grants Pass, a distance of 22 miles; pay, $1.50 per M feet; 4 good horses can haul 3500 feet to a load and Uie trip is made in two days. Second WcrU Mill to Grants Pass, a distance of 12 miles ; pay, $2.25 icr M feet. Haul is practically the the same as from the Draper Mill except that the trip is made each day. Lumber to lwth mills is 111 good, dry condition. Teams can commence at once. Roads in first class condition. Sco.ui Pi.vk D ioit & Lomiikr Co., 37-1 1110 Gr.mts Pass, Oregon. Phno Buyers. You will notice that we do not have to be continually str king out for a now make of Pianos. The Needhain lias been our leader for 14 years and is today a leader among the high grade pianos of tho world. Nihil1 cheap pianos arc mado hih grade shn ply by getting a boost in the Oreuonirn or some other leading pa)M:r, through those big dealers wlio think they can, and do make tho major ity of ieople believe it simply because they "say so. Itdesn't take ink, boost or high commissions to make a good piano, but instead tho very best mechanics, and tho verv lest material such as aro always used in Neiilliam pianos. 29-tf T. IC. RicuAitPso.v, Roseburg and Cottage Grovo, Oregon. Sheep For Sale. . I have 150 head of good stock sheep for saloat a very reasonablo price. For particulars, address Adam Fisher, lloso burg, Ore. M28-lmop County Treasurer's Notice. Notice is hereby given to all parties holding county warrants endorsed prior to and including, Jan. 19th, 1901, aie re quested to present the same at the coun ty treasurer's Office for payment as in terest will cease thereon after the date of this notice. Dated Roseburg, Douglas County Ore gon, June ISth, 1903. Geo. Dimmick, County Treasurer. Reduced Fares. On account of games of the Willamette Valley Base Ball League, the Southern Pacific company, will sell tickets at one and one-third fare for the round trip to all persons wishing to attend the games. Tickets will boon sale Saturdays and Sundays when Roseburg team p ays Eugene, and Fridays and Saturdays when they play Albany and Salem. SJy ltt $10.00 Reward Will bo paid to tho party giving im formation, which wili lead to tho con viction of the person who cut and des troyed the hoisting roo used at Joue's new hotel building on Saturday night, May 23. F. F. Patterson THE FARMER WITH AN EYE f FOR BUIIKSS PURCHASES the McCormick whenever he wants a binder, reaper, mower, rake, com binder, husker and shredder, or other harvesting machine, because he prefers machines that meet his require ments machines that give him satisfaction machines that are worth every dollar that he pays for them. H will htlp your farming bosmeis to read the McCamki book. "A .MODEL MACHINE." which fa mailed fret. JTSi.. 9 mU iiilTriM iaiir1iS? Oregon. 9 9 9) Prices for Carnival WeeK Ladies' Walking Hats, an odd lot, extra values, each 15c Ladies' Street Hats, Si and $1.50 values, now ... 25c Childreu's Hats, were 75c, now 5Qc " " 50c, " 35c Ladies' and Children's Sun Bonnets, reduced to 25c and 35c Liberal Reductions on Dress Bats BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS ON Clothing", Shoes, Children's Dresses, Waists, Nisrht Gowns, EMBROIDERIES AND BEDSPREADS. Just arrived from tho factory car load of the celebrated Pago fence, which is cheaper than a board fence and will last a life-tiino and is put up to your Hatisfaction without extra cost. It is U!od and endorsed by tho leading men of this county. For circulars and prices address Stearns ifc Cheuoweth, Oakland, Oro., or S. 11. Crouch, Oakland, Ore. ly 0Mielmmd4,