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Soeiety JMeetlngs. F. & A. M. taurel Lodge No. 13 Holds remilar meetings on eoconn and f nrth WednesdtiTB of onel month. k. J. Stkoph, . 31 N. T. Jewltt, Secretary. A.' A O. U. W. Roseburg Lodso No. it Meets the eecoiid and fourth Mini I uayB 01 eacn tnnntn a; :uu n. m in the L O. 0. F. Hall. Members' in good standing are invited to attend. F.M.Toziek M.W. 12. H. Lenox Recorder. D. .8 Wkst, Financier. D P. O. ELKS. KoaebiuK Lodge No il 326. Holds regular conimtintca tiuisp .it I O. O. F. Hall on t-econ and fourth Thursday's of each montl All mem burn requested to attend resu larlr and all vieitini: bmtherf" nre cordi ally iuvited to attend. F. B. Wait, R. U. Ror McClalun, Secret ar v. iTO. E, FOURTH KEGIMENT. O I . .N. li., mef-p t .Vmorj Hall every v inurBday evniiiit!, at o o clock. F. B. Hamlin, Cant lEGREE OF HONOR. Myotic Lodne iSo. 13. Meta Unii and 4th lliurs day evenihirf of each month in Na tive Sons' HaH. Yieitinp ruerubcre cor dially mvited to attend. Mks. Mkkit Wkst, C of H E. H. Lennox, Rhc. D' OF A. Conrt D-viflae No. 3-', For esters ol America. Meets ever Tuesday evening in Native Sons' Hall. VisitinphrotherfalwRvs welcome h. . axZile C. k. E. H. Lenox. R E. V. Hoover, Physician. 0. O. F. Pliiletariau Lodte No. S I Meets m Odd Fellows' Temple, cor it ner Jackeou aiiu Case streets, on oaiurnay evenmp ol eacn wees Mem berd ct the order in good standing at tuvtted to attenc. H. K Gillette, N. G N.T Jkwett. Secretarv. of P. Alpha Lodge No 47. Mee everv Wfcilnpmlrtv. in T f. n P IB Hon - r.m - xt i amii .ihi jf. lit . .'iriiutf ii good standing are invited to attend. W. 0. HlLDEBRAXD O. O S. V. Ramp K R S. 1 O. T. M. Protection Tent No. 15 Holds its regular Reviews the hrst and third Fndav of each month in the I. 0. O. hall. Visiting members in good standing are invited to attena. ueo. . Perky, Com. E. E. Blodsett, Record Keeper. 3 ILAC CIRCLE. No. 49, Vcu.en ri 8 Woodcraft. Meets on I'nd nn-. 4th Jmuays of each month at th Na tive Sons, Hall. Visiting members in eooa Sisniinc are ttmt-Hi to attend. Madge Bcchanan, tjuardi-ia Xeinniw iii.NNis Otey, Soy. O. T. M. Kosecori: Hiv No. 11 a Holds its regalar revi- upon thi eocona ana :oor:t: tndny ve of each month in the Native Sietere of other Hives viMting in the citx are cordially invited to attend car e f eve. Jessie Kai-p. L. Cok, MADDEt..Mfi:nMvv ? E S. Roseau re Chanter Nn. : Holds their re 'niar metim? on U first and third Thnrbde Vi in Asrf V. : -. : . - ikiuuidk are respecMou; invito ta at tend. Mrs. Nannie Spbague W 51.. Macde Ra&t Secretsrv. KbtKAlIa. Kosebnn: Rabekat, it Lodre No. 41. l.O. O. F.. Odd FpIIowe' Temple evcrvTue?dar evenins. Visiting sisters and" brethren i!v:tod to attend. Della Brou-x, N. G. Cora Wimbeely-. li. S. IINITED ARTISANS. Umpqua As J semblyo. 10a meets everv Satur day evenins, at S o'clock in Natiw Sons Hall. Visiting Artisans cordial I v uiYiieu to attend. Rev. S A. Docglas, M. A Miss. Lela Brown, Secretarv. HOODMEN OF THE WORLD.-OaK fl Camn o. 125. MeetB at the Odd reiiows' Hall, in Rosebnn;, every nret ana third Monday evening. Vinit- ins neigbDora alwavn welcome. N. T. Jewett. C. C J. A. BrcnAXAjf, Clerk U.MOIx JiCAMPMENT, I. O. O. F. Odd Fellow's Temple. Meets first anu inira inursday evenings each month. Visitors cordially invited. , . i ? Hamilton, C. P. V. X witcuell, fccriDe. Go to .. .. If F. I WOODRUFF BARBER SHOP, For a Prompt and First-class Shave or Hair-cnt. Compe tent "Workmen, Clean Tow els, Tools always in shape. Baths in Connection. Shop on Jackeon St. Abstract of Title to Deeded Land. Papers prepared for filing on Govern ment .Land. Bine Prvnta of Township Maps showinc all "acantLands. FRAME. ALLEY Architect, Abstracter. Plans and Estimates forall Build ings. Special designs for Of fice Fixtures Office in new Bank Building. 'Phone 415 ROSEBURG. OREGON A GREAT COnPANY The New-York l.lfe Kltty-Heven yearn old. AHwetN over $190,000,000. Income in 1901 over.370,000,000 Insurance in farce oxer Si,5s, 000,000. New IiiHumnce pntcl.for li 1901 over $262,000,000. -iiu A-oiicy-uoicxers In lyoi, uvr z7,o(io,ooo, Paid IoIIcjr-Ilolder.In:s7 ycarB, over $349,000,000. "W. J. Moon, Aij-nt. RoNeburj; Ore The Advancing Army of JVeta 'CO omen 1 AM going to tell you a story prov ing the possibility of attaining your Ideals if you work toward them faithfully and long enough, holding fast to them meanwhile as to life Itself. More than a generation ngo a Gorman girl went to CinclnnatL She was very young, very quiet and retiring and she had no money nt all. But she had a good musical education and an enthusiasm for music that lift ed her to the plane of the gods. Cin cinnati was rather provincial then, having neither its great music hall nor its beautiful art museum. There was no great desire for music culture. Tho young German girl, Clara Baur, began giving singing lessons to any pupils sho could get, and they were not many at first But the girl teacher had oven then an ideal. It was of a noble school of music, in which the art harmonic should be taught in nil its branches, horn, string nnd human voice. She was so sweet tempered, so earnest and enthusiastic, as well as such an excel lent Instructor, that she gained friends and patrons rapidly. In a little while 6he opened a small conservatory of mu sic She stuck to business faithfully, never letting her enthusiasm flag, which was the main thing after all. What is alsoiportant, she never let down for a moment in her high Ideals of music. Pupils increased. Miss Baur worked hard still, both for love and money. She was only a little woman and she was alone, but full of grit and genius. She saved her earnings, not with the Idea of retiring from work, but of building a home for music. At last she'has succeeded In her plan. A conservatory of music costing $100,000, with a beautiful concert hall, has lately been erected J)y the indefatigable little lady and it is all her own. Did you ever take a walk bareheaded in the warm rain? The raindrops con tain atoms of the liquid gold of life which the sun rays send to the sweet old earth to make her blossom and brinR forth. The raindrops In the face soften and feed the skin; they soak Into the roots of the hair and Invigorate it; they cool the fretted, fevered scalp and brain. The rain bath Is uncommonly promotive of health and good looks. Wear some old cotton garments thin enough for the soft rain to penetrate, stay la the falling shower till you are soaked through, then go home, remove the saturated garments and rub your self briskly till you are dry. 1'ou will feel like a new woman. In the tropics the natives do not remove their cloth ing after being caught in one of the rains that tumble out tf the sky by the bucketful. They simply go about their business in the sunshine till thev dry off and are all the better for their rain bath. The old fashioned scold is disappear ing from tjie earth, eternal rest to her! You seldom hear the incessant "scold. scold, jaw, jaw," that used to be the special prerogative of the old woman. In the days when woman was op pressed grievously by man the only way In which she could get even with him was by lashing him with her tongue, and we have the evidence of history in the ducking stool that she availed herself of the privilege. Old women used to rate alt creation by the hour. But it has been many a year since I have heard a real, old fashioned scold. As woman gets her rights she ceases to scold. Never tell your ailments to anybody but your doctor and never tell your troubles at alL The desire to do so arises from a morbid craving for sym pathy, a craving you ought to squelcn. When you draw on others' sympathies. you are a vampire feedintr oa them. They have troubles of their own, and you have no light to exhaust their nerve forco. Recently in New York dry a man was taken with a laughlne fit He Just began and laughed and laughed ana iaugbed for a week without any known cause. His unnatural mirth in fected others, so thrtf the moment tier saw him they, too, began to giggle and snicker without any cause except Just tne catenmess of the thing. At last he was taken to a hospital, where after several days the laughing attack left him. Then he was discharged cured. But the curious point In this case is that never once did anybody, physician or layman, say the man had hysterics. If he had been a woman, now! K K The editor of. the much talked of wo men's dally newspaper In Chicago is reported as having said that the new Journal Is not going to be a champion of woman suffrage. Then what's the good of it? What Is the need of it? It Is foredoomed to failure. Talk of woman and her many clubs! August Belmont belongs to twenty five, William C. Whitney to twenty two. President Roosevelt himself to tenwhlle one New York man, Wllllsfm G. Davies, Is a member of forty-two. T am my own confidential agent," says Hetty Green, the richest woman In America. A woman with trailing skirts In the street was lately caught by a wind that whirled her around till ber feet were tangled In her train and she was helpless. Then the wind hurled her to the sidewalk, her head striking the curbstone, and getting a severe wound. Served her right for wearing those im peding and unclean skirts. ELIZA ARCHARD CONNER. ; FARMING IMPLEMENTS. A Ilnrrow For Leveling tho Furrow Slice and n Gcirnl IWnnk Ilrnjr. An Ohio Fanner correspondent sends that paper a drawing of nn Implement for leveling the furrow slice nnd snys The hnndles arc seldom needed to lift tho harrow, but I found the" left one struck the plow beam every once in awhile when the harrow wanted to tip over too far from any cause. For this purpose I had to braco the handles quite wide apart forty. Inches too far for use In corn rows, but they can bo placed In or out, as occasion requires, by substituting another round between tho handles. Near tho rear nt the left Is n crooked steel or Iron rod seven- HARROW FOR LEVELINCl FCHROW SLICE. eighths or one Inch, bent as Indicated, to rub on the bottom and side of the fur row and fastened to the harrow by go ing diagonally from the lower outside corner to the upper inside corner, with n nut to hold It. The teeth I used were not all knife shaped, like the one IllustratitL yet I think It would be well to make them all of this style, as holes ran then le bored perpendicularly any place you find the teeth are needed or work best, and they can be changed very easiiy with only a wrench to unscrew the nut. The holes should be large enough so the teeth will slip In or out easily, as they can be screwed up tight to hold them in the direction desired. This little harrow Is attached to the singletree of the horse In the furrow with the short chain so that It will harrow the furrow turned the round before, working just forward of the furrow being turned by the plow. Thin furrow, however, may fall partlnlly on the rear side of the harrow working In the furrow. This does no harm, but only helps to hold that point down to its place. The left upright support for tho handle should be placed well for ward, so the furrow slice will not strike it. For thosowho plow with three horses abreast and use a large sized chilled plow with jointer, and also rolling col ter nttached, tlds little harrow will surely be appreciated, as it does such thorough pulverizing of each furrow as fast as plowed. HOME DECOlTATION. THE SPOT WHERE THE GOOD THINGS OF LIFE ARE DISPENSED. A Cheerful nml Well Appointed Jlln Iiijt Iluum Furniture For Solid Comrort An Attractive China Climet A lllt'of Wnll Decoration. Ijonkpn ISxiifrirernted. The Salt I.nko City Newn of Feb. 20 said: "President Jiwo M. Smith of the Utah Wool Growers' association has word from vnrious parts of Idaho about the sheep losses from snow and cold and says that reports of those losses have been much exaggerated and that In a few places only have tticre been any marked losses. B. V. Saunders has returned from tho south "There arc many dining rooms, oven country nnd says that the past season In the homes of the well to do, from ,,im ivn an Ideal winter one In Ulxlo which one may bo excused jfor wishing for sheep iind that they have fared to escape ns soon as possible, so bare, verv well there. However, lio learns Bloomy nnd uninviting nro they. Ttfo traditional furnishing of a dining room Ifcz 1 f mill i 1 it that out on the western dcttert the nheep hnve not fared well and that on Hie Snake river desert where the ranges have been covered up by the deep snows the losses among the sheep nave boen considerable. One grower there hns fifteen men doing nothing but skinning dead sheep for their hides." "Wool Jiot tho Whole Tlilnjr. Whllo tho wool crop is an element to be considered when estimating the value of thu sheep It must not be thought the whole thing, and when tho price of the lleeco Is low do not turn uwny from the Hock or turn them off the farm simply because thnt product Is not up to what It formerly was, nays Wool Markets nnd Sheep. Think of the many other ndyantages to be derived In clicking to our white Ueeced frlcnda. Smith' Dandruff Pomade Stops itching scalp upon one anplica tion, three to six removes all dandruff and will stop falling luir. Price 60c. For sale by Marsters Drut: Co. mltf THE CHINA CLOSET. was with mahogany. This wood Is too rare nnd expensive for common use nt the present day, but oak Is a noble sub stitute, nnd though not so rich a wood In appearance It has the merit of help- jSiron. lng to make a room light nnd cheer- strour! SUMMONS. In the Circuit Court ollhc Bute of Orcein (or DoukIu Countr. Charles O. white, fUlmlff, 1 T. 1 Charles Strong nnd UnoI ' sironr. tits wife; Leonard strnue ami Ona Strong, his wife: Bid Strong and Mr Kd.I Bis l:c; rinrenoe a minor, and Klliu her etianlfMri- .mi. ful." So writes a Country Gentleman huncan (nee Struuei and K. S correspondent, who gives the following u,?nJ,eTOn-eu hints on mnklnir the illnlnr mnm nn nt. I nee Strong) and I'ImMi. W..llv tractive place: "'tt "i.S!.' ?SuU ln W If possible, let the table, chairs and '.'"race Mron, hi. wife; (i.nse 1 sideward bo of the same wood and of 5uSS5.hu "w'SS the same general treatment as to de- Mro"S n(1 Jl". 'phriam sign. etc.. whatever be the wood that la IXZ. it.Zjkil "Si I u!.wi, ami ici tnese inree articles nave I ,w uniaser. inane He good taste and elegance. The flimsy, highly ornamented furni ture that Is to 1m? seen so commonly at the present day can hardly find Its wny into homes where taste and benuty are appreciated and understood. There Is a vast amount of comfort In sucu.it chair as U figured herewith cnixwiotis isoat, arms on which to rest I cnutt lor their: one's own anus, and leather hack, Mt nnd arm rests. There Is solid atxtt? Urlthl). Walter Wrinhi. KiK.1 tt right, Jcv Wrixbt and the Mate 1 and Hoard . . IMeudanu To hdd .-trouK.oJ Mrs. KM strong nainni defendants: lu the aarar of thesutoof flrecnu jo, and .arh ot yon are here.) rwi Jlrwl u apt a- a no Jier the complaint 0 cl aalnt rem In the sje .iu:iieu luuonor brlore Saturday, the lfclh dav of uiv, 1903 I a-id 1 yirtj tail ,0 In acnar aat ib.n fni want lite t-o! the ialtiurf ulh awiT In tlx url for Ihen-'.lW leuDd-d in the n.nntai.it a .uceinei snuenuai o: unlets U. lijat i-M:t - in 10. lowing .i-ri ed re.! t.'-i!'.i u "... -ifHi-uii yi me HHi'iHei o-..- eninfort iii eating while occupying such w er lui " halt ! c . ,,,-h. 1 - .- i i ! a quarter 01 mtwa . S.ii:i.u a wiih Ki-iu. n ene 01 juitiry. viraus.', ut ( tlie WUIametu M..iua .v ciiina CHWl opening notll rrwin luc m mow or . -je ,4iiiti kitchen and from the dining room U SnX .. ' ".JL.. highly to bo commended on the score I -"ld siron;. tv ilwnl u te Sj.iiujt irtere. of oonimmv nf lnlw,r l,..t tl.l. I". f"' ."au'."" Et delendant. E.1 is 'lr'i.i,-, -Ircrwl t ban- aa njhi mW. i.r t... not practicable, anil where the I " '"ere'n, cee.t a. ihe wife ci the de- closet must stand by itself In one of That a artlllon 01 ld rea'. ie be htd the walls of the dining room, the de- aevw dinc u. the ro-.-w iire rlehu f the par I Sign in the first Illustration nmr nmro Lr.hl.",.lAtn,'.1rU,l" J nim,nclnn'M.i, k ' .. .. . " ' I injur or n elMle in ta-e y,i u..wu. ai mi- suggestive, even if all Its features are in-i the prerabe b okl aul a iirffon not followed. The top shelf Is not In- uKEK".. T.r,.,JJ JStJS: t I . . . . . . I ..... . . . . "- " ean-jn 117 n Kin iniuccworK 111 I wu mrice- rei:i at lo I be tourt ?Bali frv.nt ,,. .. t. , . I wm toltable. ...... ww Thl..urnHi,.n. -.puWl.he.1 bj oidrr ,.f the 4,ni.v iui iiieviT mi ue cuinu, pnnicu- I . . jibii-ioii, jutice ol me i.lrr larly such as will lend some color to w, i "d.te of fhTtloa 'ol tne room. AUaillonal COIOr may also .llomiaon I. Thurlar, Mai ll ISsi and the be r-ure,l by using a curtain of -old Ir.mon.'.V.el.rX'4'. blue' over the middle compartment of wnwire t, eisuacciag uh the Snt the Closet. SaroipoWieailon thcrrof The woodwork of this china closet that Is exposM to view. Including the fronts of the drawers, should bo of the same material as tho wood nf tne cnaln. men through the eyes of the ! which the table, chairs and sideboard straps, make a good hitch as well ns ! nn mm?. Tim mII rlA tMnt., n UnW- I the middle compartment may be of &i pmuK urag is aiso ngurea in uie brass or of the dull black Iron that Is paper mentioned. It consists of four 4 , used so much at present, and so artls t ' , fl 1 1 V fnr l1nrfvrltl- mirrwwna .n " , , 11 1 ," . I county. State nf Oregon, within six months The bit of wall decoration shown Is I from the dat-ol thi. notice available where n wide chair rail Is I otaiia, Oregon, tills al day of Jane back end. 31 Inches, inside measure width between hnndles, 40 Inches; length of hnrrow, 50 Inches: made of 2 by 4 scantling; crosspleces - by 3. Bolt the crosspleces on top or notch down but little, so they will not rub the ground. If all the teeth arc made like the one indicated, the holes can nil be bored perpendicular through the wood, and the right slope or slant hack will be obtained. The hinge at the front Is made of a pair of strap hinges placed so that a strong bolt passing through a fatel this .'ttlday of Mar, l'tfj A il CV.AWFORD. Attorney lor I'lainiiS Administrate 's Notice Notice 1. heretor cttrm that lh. im.tsrli.iu.1 ha. t-een by the County Court of IMvgla Allwrwn. h.vinf cUIk -.lnii ..L1 B.t . arebrrebyrojulredtn prteat th taae dli ve ISed to the und- nlgue-l at Olalla. Dovglas I'LAXK DRAQ. by 4 scantling fastened together with rods with small blocks two inches thick between the scantlings, with rings 011 the ends of the rods hitched to by means of rods and a ring or a chain and ring. The slat Is for the purpose of lifting the drag to free It from rubbish or stone. This drag carries fine dirt along between tho scantlings, which fills up all low places and levels the ground. A drag of this description eight feet long Is a good load for a team of horses without a harrow at tached behind. If more weight Is wnnt ed, the man can ride the drag. It does effectual work ln leveling and putting the ground ln order. Title Guarantee &Loan Co. EO3EB0KQ, OBEOON. J. 0. Hamilton, President I C. II AMIITOK, Secy, and Trees Office In tho Court House. Have the only com pleleset of abstract book k In Douglas County Abstract and Certificates of Title furnished ti Douglas county land and mining claims. Have also a complete tct of Tracings o' all township plats in the Bofieburg. Oregon, D. 8. Lan d D s trlct. Will make blue print copies of any town ship BEST MEAL IN THE CITY FOR CENTS.. THE NEW IE iir Cor. Washington and Main Streets Mrs. Belle Collins "Water Shrcm. A pretty little animal, writes n corre ipoudent, occasionally to be noticed at the edge of a stream or nond is the wa ter shrew. The ways of these creatures are most fascinating. I have seen them quietly emerge from the grass, run down the side of the bank Into and along the bottom of the stream. Whlln under the water their movements are very rapid. They scrape away on tho bottom with their feet, thrusting their long snouts into the mud and under itones and leaves In search of Insects on which they feed: They'thcn retlro a little way up the bank for a moment or two to take breath and hurry back to their work once more. I have never seen water shrews dive. Thdy Bimply ruli ln and out of the itreain, as If air and water were both allka to them, and they were equally at be-Too in either cl ement When under the water, they look ns If they were covered with mi nute silver pearls owing to the particles of air adhering to their furry bodies. Land and water shrews nre not of the mouse tribe. They hare the sharpest and most delicately beautiful teeth. Im aginable and live entirely on insect food. London Opinion. Xetra nnd Xotea. Look out for the flat beadrxl borer ln tlie young trees. In some localities It lays most of Its eggs In April and May. The Cornell (N. Y.) university Is now endeavoring to get a stute appropria tion of 5250,000 for new agricultural buildings. The American nurserymen's conven tion will meet nt Buffalo June 10 nnd the apple shippers' at Niagara Falls Aug. 5. A Canadian dairyman says the whole source of trouble In handling nnd car ing of milk can be summed up In four letters, d-i-r-t "Sang" nnd silkworms nre two ot the side issues that now temtt Uio farmers' fancy. Zit- n V5!E"i!rr'fVr?T ft'TT-.aXSg nT in 1 11 ttVi . W O. KKIEND. Administrator of tho etlate of II. A. frock. First publication June 1. 19B. Notice of Final Settlement Notice Is hrrebr elrrn that the nn.ir.in I admlnltrat,,ri! lhe-Ulenl N-imnn lirr .u. retted, has nled his anal account in tne uiuniy court 01 lfoUlacuuuty, Oregon, and . MONDAY. theCtb day of July. 1JSS. a' tbc hour of ten o clock, a. hi., of ssld day at thei'fllce ot Ihe Coun'r Jmtrt. nl &.I1 rauni. In the i urt House lu Koeburg, Oregon, ha ten fixed by th Hoiotable M 1), Trmaptwon. Jndte of said Court, for bearing objection to kald fli.al account. If any their be, anil- for the seiue-ni ill 01 .aid estate. Dated this 1st day of June, A. I . 19W. A.C l.YTLK, Admltilstralor of sard Klale. First publication June 4, il. Notice of Final Settlement. Notice is herebv given ihat the nn.l. rirnl Administrator ol the K.tatc of W. ti farrv, de eaod. has filed hit final acount a n-li Ad mliilstrab-r in the Conntv Romi nl tin icl. County, Oregon, and the .aid Court ha. set MONDAY. JulyMWS, at the hour of lUo.rlock a m.. of said day at the Court bouse In RtMebure nnnrln : Oregon, as the lime and nlaiv l... huirin. J:lo,', thereto, and for the final settlement ui wu oiaie SA.irT ro. administrator of the estate of W. I). Carer Decewed. ' ' Piled this Uh day of June. 1903. 12 5ht THE PRIME STEER. What tlie Ilutclier Want In Pom and Pleah Development. T'ne butcher demands not so much thnt parallelogrammlc form popularly f poi:en of by. so mniiy authorities as he does n high state of development ln loin, crops, back, thighs, twist nnd rump. He demaifds development ln these regions because they nre the parts from which are secured the high prlcitl cuts. The animal should show plenty of depth and bru.idth, furnishing n large huitiico for flesh without that tendency to be paunchy which is ob jectionable to the lmtcber. He seeks uiso smooth, well rounded general out lines, which Indicate both thickness nnd evenness of flesh nnd an absence of a tendency to he rough nnd coarse. which would mean Iors to him, since the waste In the dressing of a rough, coarhc beast would Ite out of propor Hon with the weight of marketable beef. Then, too, thu butcher is 'not un mindful of the fact that having se cured natlnfactory development of. the parts from which are taken Uie high priced cuts there Is an added value in securing thick, even Hush throiighou on the chetiper as well ns 011 the more valuable jmrts of the carcabs. Ideal Hliniie nnd Heel Value. To the untrained eye nn unusual de velopment of Join, crops and thighs would detract from the beauty, style and gracefulness of the bcaht. To th butcher such development would In crease rather than lessen its vnlue. It should be clearly borne lii.nilnd, there fore, that no beauty of outline, style or gracefulness of carriage will ever take precedence of proper development in the most Imiwtant and valuable parts of the bullock. We should .not assume, however, tliat tlie highest de velopment ln these most valuable parts is incompatible with Ideal Inx-f form The truth of the matter Is we seldom get high development In the parts from which are taken the high priced cuts except In animals which are symuiet neatly ilevcluintL It Is entirely coo sihtent and desirable, therefore, that wo hold up as our idtal standard of the prime stew a combination of well developed parts from which are taken the high in-Iced cuts and a uniformly high ilev.'lo inent In all partK cniil.Ie of taking 011 flesh which gnex to the animal uiinetry and Mnoothne o: outline, that r.yU: ami that beauty oth crwlm? ImpoMrible. Correct conforms tion and prime condition mnt arcom Iny ouch other In order to secure a high jKTContage of ilrel beef. II. W. SItiinfonS. tliltni4s. Ono of tlie most interesting thins asout the new tau Imih! some volume of Kmperor William". siwcIm-s just if- sued In New York Ls the fact that t siwchis liave Ixva traiilati-il and ed Itel by Wolf von Schurhraml. wb was not long ago expelled from Ik-rUn for writing as an American corrv- felHMMlent i-ome truths about the kaiser. I'oibly this volume is desigtK-d w illtMU-ate the blknfulmsss of returnim: good for evlL The private entrance ami waitine room to IxprovJded In the new Union railroad station In Washington for tfc president of the United States is a r? minder of tho fact that It was in th public waiting room of the okl station th'-re that PresWeni Oarfieid received bs death wound. As tho Missouri mule is not yet head cd toward Manchuria, It may fairly bo assumed thnt the situation there has not reached the belligerent state. Your Missouri mule Is tho most accu rate barometer of war. Syracuse, N. Y.. Is trying to compel Its street, sprinklers to wet tho streets in "a workmanlike manner." If fJyra cusesucceeds will it kindly let tne rest of the world know how It is done? The acquittal of Lou Bctts, the pro prietor of the Vi'ew York ga.ni Wing house thnt bears his name, looks as It the betting on tho gnme would go rlglri on. Notice of Final Settlement. WAXI. snELF AND CIIAID. Notice is licicbv siren that the final ar-ronnt 1 s, utixuiui i iuu rjiinirni r.. 1. i .rtiiK.s used upon the walls. Tho little 6helf d ceased, has been re i'cre.1 to the tkMintV thua formed may be used for a short Cour,1 ,orJ,.,,;uf UIir. Oregon, for settle- ... , ... mr nl. and that distance along a wall or between two TUiwiiAY.thcTthdayof July, 103 windows for tlie display of rare and he.ur of 1 o'clock, p. m.. has been duly , . ... . ,, ., aripolnlol by said Cuift for tho scttlcmont nanusome bits of china, these nieces thereof, at which time anr being protected by a handsome brass "ld VB,ni"r."r,10'r. and hl" nhjections j witneR- c 1 Learei.l or idiia. oreeoi rail ln front Knrh l.ttc nf ,lv,mll Wl'oiitit or 10 the settlement thereof. Uoj.l Mar.u n, ,. Tiller. Orecon. A S C-a-s, rail in iront. bUCIl lilts ot decoration Ilct at Riwenurc. DouuN. county, Oregon, and U KWIIIey. of AN-rdein Wash acrve to orcau up wnat might other-1 "v ,uuc. wise be somewhat bare wall spaces. Exc-utoioi the Estate of' E V Grjrobbcf ' ik-- unu 11 in goou taste nre to be preferred June 16, to pictures, which nre less suitable for dining room decoration than for any other room in the house. It Is stated that a Greek tragedian is coming to thfci country to ptoy Ham teC la his native tongue. This may be fomethlng in the nature of retaliation for what the college amatetir players have been doing to the Grtvk classics Soon the June brWa will make her debut, and then will route the sweet girl graduate. This isn't such a bat: oid world after alL Notice for Publication. TniUd Stal. Lit. 1 r.-5ce. Ko-eimr;, Orann, Marek 1-.SL .-osiee 11 Bereuy tirvn that In iMaSim with the jr- TUI nioM-e act of Oncms of Junes. i ventilJed-An aft for the sale of :n niefau-siir allomla.iton Nevada .and Uur.ln.u, r-.w.... . . . 1 .1, . - -r.7: . r- " l' ' c ,N 't hy act of Aurust EI IZ a er. 11 mnv Of Dallas rtwtDlr 0 I'nlk. M!e of Oremn a. iui iiar hk-q m launace ner ivn slate osetit No trtw. tor the purehu ,.f EK of s ar.d ilie.-',o! the NE, nlwclbin k... a touih. ranse 2 w. :. and !.! t!e pnnl o bow that the land fxtefct is store raluabte lor iiiHuwrorHoiw man lor aaneul ural iar r. and to ih!Uh her-!slin to i t and '-ci. re toe ne.iuwr ami Ke -elver of th.s Cn-. at Kmetinrr. Ore. on ii.)r - . Joly. UOI. she liin:.. as w tn V I leaven -f Kiddle. Oiein. I.:.,T.i M.r lnara, of Till r.Oren. W lll.m umiu rs. K.ddks crvom, Be Mill- r, UWh, Ore ny a-i-I all pe-vin. claiming adreiel the al-.re dert.l Und. are rt-ueokd to ak their clam. In this nSievnn nr .'. ..I;... darof July, liajft. J T. KKtfKSE-; " MayspjljU BesUter. Notice for Publication. 1'nile.i ute Iji-xI Offi.-e, Koiebury. OrriMn, March ai. W9 Notice is here v inn . . with the provlsl n. of the et ot Conrreo of ;tUn."'e.nutk,! "Vn " 'r the sale of timber lan.'s In the States f ail'oraia.Oresoa Nevada. and hln-i..n i.,., - . . il&L U puU,c 'nJ ,t by act of August BES-ifE n. MII.I.V.K of Lebanon, tounty of Linn, state ot Orec.n. has this dv m.-il in thU olllee her uorn sute ujMUNo 4Te-.f..rthe t.iirohase of the of l. an.l Ih. VVI lft. J.-l. . . ' H 1 W .and v ill offer jinnf to show that the land sought Is more valuable lor Its timber or stone than for tTi-ulliual t,urnocs nnd to establish h- rrialm to said land before the Rec. I'ti r and K.-eeivr of this offi'V at cbtinr Or. t roay the 3lt day of Julv, 10 3. Slie names as oo 00000000 T. , ' .,..,... - A.C.MAKaTKM l'residcnt. Vice President. H.C.OALET, Cashier Douglas County Bank, EHtabllHherl I883. Incorporated ioi Capital Stock, $50,000.00. BOAKD OP DIRECTORS 'iV'J'Ji:.;ifN'"-A-"OOT1' J I, 'W!I.J,T BKIWIE3 J. r. KELLY, A. C. MAKSTKKH K. U MILLER. -A xen,er.1 lanklP l"MncHa tranacUxl, and customers given every accommo-lation consistent with safe and conservative bankingT Hank open from nine to twelve and from in tn i,, LONG & BINGHAM LUMBER CO. Is prepared to ship in .carload lots at short notico, first-class SHIPLAP, RUSTIC, FLOORING AND FINISHING LUMBER They select patronage, and all correspond ence promptly answered. COTTAGE GROVE, J. M. tt'eatherby T. A. Bury OREGON D. L. Martin Roseburg Real Estate Co. Farm and Timber Land Bought and Sold Taxes Paid for Non-Residents. Timber Estimates a Specialty. List your proper ty with us. fi w nr. fl I IE SUES - -AXD- 'V. EMPIRE Lteg, Fssd and bIb ffoM C. P. BtevtBD, Prop. Saddle Horse; Single and Doubie Rigs at all hours rransitfn 5"c gven very t of care Rates always reasonable BOSWELL SPRINGS Located on Southirn Pacific Railroad in Douglas County Oregon T&i Wafers CUREniatj Per cent of cisisof Coi'paUox Rhsiaalisa Catarrh. Stoaach. Klhij aaJ Lirer TroaMes. P-t-tBce. Expre an,! P.tblic Tefephoneoo the premie. From J 10 rwr week u,., aaiuia- wiin. iratiu stop in front of Hotel. One Gallon of these Waters Contains fotussiniii Chloride l'ot--iim Kromkle - I'ota.- turn kilidf sodium Chloride &l.0O er .57 -r - A't jrr 211.00 gr Ma -nesium Chioride -Cah-iiim Chloride - -Calcium Carbonates - .10 er l5.00gr - .19 gr CAP. BEN D. BOSWELL, Proprietor. sT D rain - Gardiner! COOS BHY STKGE ROUTE S Commencing with Mon-Iay. January '02. ve will charge 70 for th ..re from Dram t "-,, B tr. Bt- alloxans with each fall fare I T, TJven,R-mared 75 pounds bap. uhen ther lovance will be maile for round trip. DAILY STAGE. For further information address J Rm Sairuyei?s. Proprietor, Drain. Ores) WAW.V.W.V.W.VAWAM.IJ.LSS. S ....... mfiWrsV.WLWA 5 i 9 5 I I ISt J0lIr 8a3iches and TinbT iWlv3i Lands with me. : : : : i S R. R. JOHNSON, I 9 I HAVE EASTERN CUSTOMERS OmCE LX MARK BLOCK. I jl .1.1 ROSEBURG, OR. 1 If you nro camping nnd cooklnp over nn open fire, set your coffeepot and tin cooking utcnolla in kettles of wnter to boll, bo they will not get blackened. Tho postal receipts for April In be larger offices of tlie country show nn increase of 11 per cent, which Is to other gratifying indication of contin ued prosperity. King Edward will now doubtless feel trcu to skip over to Paris any oar when ho wants a good time. A rrnctlrnl Point. Slightly moisten coniniorelul fertili zers before rowing tlieni on n windy day. This will prevent no Inconsider able loss, ns the Oner particles of avail able plant food may be frequently blown long distances. This ls a practi cal point of great Importance, remarks American Agriculturist. 3Vmt nnd Notra. A "currant trust" or monopoly of the currant trade of Greece by Knglish capitalists Is now projected. Within the past few years there has been a remarkable Increase in the pro duction of beans In Michigan. The American contributions lo tho Finland famine fund, nmountlng to f 125,000, nro belloyed to have averted a. large mortality. The Am'.-rlcnn Grocer estimates tho annual consumption of coffee In th United States at 1.403.010,301 gallons, vniueu nt I rj,S01,030. Non-Magnetic I Nickel Silver Cue jj Li FulIy Guaranlce,i I I MM Forwlcby J VkW ALL JEWELERS CwJ UluctutcJ Booklet P -tsg oa :euct, showln uj fflO 2 DIALS i V'&WA 6?A Vsltrborr, Cona. B 5.Sfev 87 New Vrl. Cfclciro. ttak'iarTTMsBsJr Anjamlall wrsini cUlmlnn alvcrelT the Durcdtfc:ilii I.ikIs nrv rrsmasl.sl tn Hl m..i claims In t' is oaioa on or before sa.1.1 3it Jay of Jul v. iaJ. J T BKI ix; E. -""I'rj'ji-i ItoRlslcr. I you want to buy a farm f you want furnished rooms l vou want to hnv n Tinc I " V iJ you want to rent you want to Il 3'ou want to II rn don't know PAT all on or sililrt5 se a house build a house move a house F F IMflMnn Ooatwctor ri i Kesobai I'ivkoii. ELATERITB is Minora! Rtibborl YOU JIAYINTI'ND IlUII.nXNR or find It mwhmo to RKP1.ACK A WORN-OCT ROOF SLATERITE ROOPIWS CREDITORS ws'i ciit Kers.hvfl7l. c 'ess" u?Uy ''rm'rrfj " "i roo?nrl forfl.td KLATEKITK HOOFING CO.. Wirw-.twrUoiMini:, PORTIiAXD Trespass Notice. 3QNVHQ0I &SRsffH aj Ls 1 . tkl GXECUT0RS 0TICE TO In Conntv Court or IKmrl as mitntr. In tbo matlcr of eiate ) l of ( I j Martlia W.xnlriiff ilrcmsni) 1 I Not lev is bt-reHy itlvfn that Ihp timlnttil lias iKfti by :hv I'ouuty fuort of DoiirU foan-1 ty, roRD. anpiMnimt t-xtrutors o( therUteot ; Manila Wm.irair .ltc-a.l W h, r-ii al. iht-1 sons ln.!ebul ! tlie i,l uif aro h- tvlir ' iii'llnni Ui mako lmmnl-M vaytnent m the ' iiKli-rsiEiir! at tliir r. -i.U ntf In CoKm ValWr jiri-vlnrt, l.HiKlAstNiinry, trriiti, att all par". . foil? Imrlm; cUiois against Ibvsahl estate n lit ' (irckciuaitrie vertnoi a t.y law u-ouln-J with in six month frosn ll ol thU notW ' lalrl Kiart-btirR, UrcKou, Mi th. 1WM ' ,. . , it. A. Wooonurr, Administrator Notice. Notice Is he-fl y clvt-ii. that the lin 'crslgmot win on the Shi ly of April, unlet, by tho county Court ol l).uii;las county. Ure,on, iluly H n llltol X lmilllslratur nt Hi.. ..r I.,,.... . 1' Mills. (leCl-HKO-l. A'l lwt-.,n, t,arl,,iTl,..1. C1. T 1 - . - . cMnnacaiMst tho s-M ..Mate ,-ll rrrsent it. 7, O.m UaKC L,lty, ltfaQVllle. Pllfhln. f'nlnrn ui;;&hcr"ia!u! Springs and Denver, and the Famous Rocky i. ' ti 3HJ- aflaALldl THE SCENIC LINE samo tiTineKt inv olllre In Inlr vvrlfleil, within six montl of this uotliv. Dated th's lBth ily of June, A. p., iiiju. , , , , MKOIIUK W. DIMMIOK. Ailminlstrnt r of the K.tHlc of James O. 1'. Mills, !eccMse,. l'itst publlOHtlnn little 21, 1902 Administrator's Notice. Kollre ls hi-n-l.y rjlveu that the tiii.lerslKtici! has licoti by the i ounly Contt of Ilui:la lloun- M o J tuuiiiu.tiii ocener- oy dayli!ht TO ALL FOI3STTS EAST 3 FAST TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OGDCX AND DENVER 3 has bcoti by the 1 ountr Court nf Iliiflu. AfJ 1 . . . ty.t;tatoMi,0s,m.,iuiyn,.t,,,,1i,,i,llimit.i,tr- -uut.rii uquipincnt, i (trough Pullman and Tourist qicAn- tor or the cslnle o Clark UlilmnN. ilewasMl I . in . . . vltriot Oieep- . . i ifu ouun urn iii-ri'iiv iviiriioit nnr. in & 11 i.... ..t..i .. inw t : fiii -i, n. 11.... f r . xnc extreme tiepenilenoe of Oreal i,,iin.. r it J2 i" ""' ;'" 'KtiuuiisBi.-aiiisisai.i vstme, " vjiiu- i u iiuiuir Var C .,,. ,, , , . treopasH, hunt, liali or camp Oil tho re lie-el.y milltol lopnutu tho mire, ilnl r k ,'Jis ato. IVrsntiHi o no criiitn, i joihi iiamun. at All persona aro hereby wnrncd not to , ' , to John Haml Britain on supplies of grain frnm ovei h.n.i nf 'i. r.rl sea Is hecomlng the subject t.f mrluii( Lu will bo prosecutotl to' tlw full extont dlihUnMlA1 ,,,,, ",x mi'Ul"1' ,p,w ttw ltst-tiirir, UotiKlaa agltnUon, with n view to socurlu rood supply In case of"wu of the law. 55tf.) I l)in.-l at LOiUiiurg. On ton. this lTili tUv of Estate of N. Corky, J?0,' , ., k."ichsk. For rates, folders nnd other Kivoredalo Farm aSSiiia. "fc v jm SW oervice. STOPOVERS ALLOWED tormation, uddrud NV. C. McBRlDE, Oea'I Agcat, la-4 Third Street, PortUntJ, Ore.