S Of Local Interest.
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blacksmith.
W. R. Wells, of Olall.t,
vesterdav.
was in town j
! John Hartin, of Wardton, waa in town
I Tuesday.
Gould, the new
54 lm.
D. 5. WYst and wife
night from Portland.
returned last
C. Bart rum went to Cottage Grove,
"Wednesday morning.
11. S. Gould, the blacksmith, cuaran
cs all his work. 54 lm.
Dr. and Mrs. F. K. Bowersox, of Glen
dale, were in Roeburg yestenlay.
Mrs. Palmer, of Ashland, is in
Koseburg visiting her sister Mrs. A. T.
Morian.
T. K. Richardson left this morning for
Cottage Grove.
Dr. J. W. Strange returned this after
noon to Coquille City.
Mr. and Mrs. Bahrke, of Melrose, were
in town Wednesday.
. K. Cluster, a mining man
Fork, was in town Tuesday.
of West
DIED.
Dr. K. L. Miller, Miss Lizzie Parrott,
aud Mis Maud Sheridan loft Monday
for Brewster Vallev.
A. S. Buell, of Looking Glass, was a
Roseburg visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Hughes, of Glide,
were in town vesterdav.
V. Bounds of Ruckles, was transact
ing business in Roseburg, Saturday.
Miss Mary Preschern, is
H. S. Goukl. the blacksmith, makes a
speciality of l.orse-shoeing. 54 lm
in Roseburg
. Micelli.
Xisi Delia Moore loft
luornim: for Clover Creek, to
week rusticating.
Mrs. Chas. Raper left Tuesdav night
Wednesdav 1 or ner home in Garfield, Washington.
pond a
Miss Nellie Sharkey left Tuesday
night for Portland where she will make
her future home. I
Mrs. Barton, of Junction City, is now
in Roseburg visiting at the home of Mrs.
L. B. Moore.
WEBB. In Roseburg, July 27, 1903,
Mrs. Percy Webb, aged 27 years, of
heart trouble, after u lingering illness
of several months.
Deceas-ed was the wife of Percy Webb,
1st Sergeant in Company E. 0. N. G. of
this city. While she has been ill for
some time nothing serious was feared
until Monday night when she began to
grow worse and about half past ten pass
ed away. She had lived in Roseburg all
her life, and was the daughter of Mrs.
E. Moflit, of this city. Besides her
mother and her husband, she leaves two
children aged seven and three respect
fully : five sisters and two brothers to
mourn her death. They are as follows :
Mrs.Geo. W. Kczertee, Mrs. Wm. Carrol,
I Drain Gardiner I
COOS BHY STHCE ROUTE
Commencing with Monday, January 20. '02, we will charge f 7.50 for
thofare from Drain to Coos B.iy. Baggage allowance with each full fare
50 pounds. Travelling men are allowed "5 ponnds baggage when they
have 300 pounds or more. AH excess baggage, 3cts. per pound, and no a
lowance will be made for round trip. DAILY STAGE.
For further information address
J. R. Sawyers,
Proprietor, Drain, Oregon
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Los Angeles, Mrs. Edward Hurd, of
Portland and Mrs. Clifford, of Marsh
field; and Messrs. John and Willis
Moflit, both of Rosebarg.
The funeral was held yesterday from
the residence of Geo. W. Kezcrtee on
Flint street, Rev. C. A. Hyatt, of the M.
E. Church, South, officiating.
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Picnic Notice.
Aiastey Q. Johnson, John Ryan and
"Nek-on O:aa&son are home from an ex
peditMB to Rock oreek.
F. J. Rosenfield, the traveling repre
sentrtive of the Triest hat company,
was in Roseburg, yestenlay.
E. H. Otoy and son, Ray, and Mr.
Anderson have returned from a hunting
trip south of Oanyattville.
Misses Mayme and Dorothy
left this morning for Newport
they will spend the summer..
Dixon
where
Miss Barbara Kelly left yesterday
morning for Oakland where she will
spend a co4e of weeks visiting friends
E. L. Bashford left Sunday night for
Medford. where he spend a short time
visiting his father G. W. Bashford.
The Wilbur Sunday School will have
a picnic at Winchester on August 7,
1903. The program will consi: t of ting
ing and volunteer speaking. They will
have ice cream for sale. The Winches
ter and Edenbower Sunday Schools are
invited, and all others that wish to !
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come. Secretary.
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The S& List.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Sutherlin accom
panied by Miss Besste Grubbe left Toes-
Miss Zelia Byron left yesterday day for an outing at Bandon.
morning for Seattle and other Sound
cities. She will also visit Portland be
fore her return.
Mike Pevaney and a carpenter leit
yesterday morning for Fall Creek, where
j Mr. Devanev will erect a cabin on his
Miss Addie Sacry, left Tuesday for ; ranch-
Harnsburg. where she will visit tor a
shori time at the home of her aunt, i
Irs. Dr. Mackev- !
Mis Lncile Sacry has accepted the
position in the Telephone office just va
cated by her sister Adeline, who is vis
iting in Harrisbnrg.
MissMattie Perry left on yesterday
mornlne's lccal for Coburg, where she
will spend a short time visiting her
sister Mrs. B. F. Kussel-
There will be preaching at Cleveland
in Booth's Chapel on Sunday, August
1st, at 11 o'clock, by Rer. E. 31. Mars
ters. All are invited.
Master Trevis Dysinger, left Sunday
morning for Lake Creek, Lane county
where he will spend a vacation of two or
three weeks.
F. J. Blakely and Dexter Rice left this
morning for Portland on business con
nected with the Oregon Boom and Tim
ber Company.
Mfistpr HnlK- R,nnitt Bnn rtf Tt- G i
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!H. Bennet, pastor of the Methodist j
church of this city, is very ill with ap-'
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. !
Harry Pearson is in a critical condition '
with stomach trouble. i
Jas. Dawson, who was injured last
Saturday, and Henry Martindale, wbo
recently had nis leg amputated, are get
ting along nicely.
Mr. Peter Baft, of West Roseburg, is
very ill at his home with typhoid fever.
Miss Garnet WoodrnfT is ill at her !
home with appeudicitis.
Mr. J. A Andros, who has been suffer- j
ing from a severe attack of asthma, is
again able to be about our streets.
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R. S. Sheridan, of Boise, Idaho,
arrived in Roseburg Monday morning
and will remain a few days looking after
business interests.
President.
Vice President.
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Douglas County Bank,
Entublished I883.
Incorporutert 1901
Capital Stock, $50,000.00,
BOARD OF DIRECTOR
F. W. BES-ON. K. A. BOOTH J It. XTH.J. T HKItX'.E
J. . KELLY, A. C. MARSTKRS YL.J. MILLER.
A general hanking bnsiness tranncted. anl customer siren every
accommodation consistent with safe and conservative Intakinz.
Bank open from nine to twelve and from one to .'.
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New Photographer In Roseburg.
Mis? Irene Applegate, of Eugene, who
has been manager of the Grants Pass
'Telephone office during the absence of
Miss LeRoe, was a passenger on yester
day morning's local. i
Joseph Knapp, Milo Atterbnry and j
Arthur Marsh leftTnesday night for j
Drain where Mr. Knapp has a contract!
for a new storebuilding for W. W. Kent.
3Irs. A- Riley who has been visting
her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Harmon, of
this city, accompanied by her two
daughters, Misses Theo and Georgianna,
left Tmesday morning for San Francisco,,
where they will remain a short time.
At the Court House last Monday even
ing, a large and appreciative audience
greeted Mr- and Mrs. F. W. Lough.
The songs were well rendered and Mr.
and Mrs-Longb have made a place in
the hearte of our people not soon to be
forgotten.
In addition to the regular equipment
now a band, Co. E. will in a short time
receive the following: 70 ponchos, 70
bine flannel shirts and 75 pair of calf
ekin slioe. Hereafter the Company
wfll be ksown a Company D. let wpa
rate battalion, headquarters at Eugene,
Major Geo. O. Yoran commanding. The
encsmprnent ban this year been ordered
to take jiiac! Sept. 8 to 12 inclucive.
The jtx )as notyt U-en decided upon
bet it wHI probably lw Portland.
A vry pnt social event took place
at tfcelwwe of Mr. and Mr.I'. Itenedlck,
of tbfedty, Monday rvcning, theoccanion
Ixang the eighteenth birthday of Umlr
darter Mi Klulo. GatneK and music
whited away the wenlng very pleasant
ly, and at late hour refreclmient were
terwl. Twsn prowint were: Mixften
Hazel JewHt, Vivian Jewett, Hellft
Moore, Kmmtt Kehlbrede, Mfllel Down.
fsr, Garnet Ouy, Ada Calklnn, Llllth
Moore, Kidder, Klla Black and
KIMe IJenedlok. Mwf. y Mtxno,
John 'Aw.swid, W. . IWI, J S. Hop
field, Hardy Howard, Floyd Kamp,
Forre U'h .Wllltir K. oi and
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Shambrook are
home from their trip to Crook county
and passed through Roseburg, Tuesday
on their way to their home at Umpqua
ferry1
Miss Grace Murray, formerly a teach
er in the Roseburg Public School, but
now principal of one of the Baker City
schools, arrived Tuesday evening and
will spend a few weeks visiting Miss
Violet Bird and Mrs. J. F. Peebler.
S. W.Bell, of Elkton, arrived Mon
day evening and will spend a short time
visiting his son, proprietor of the Kandy
Kitchen. He was accompanied by his
daughter Mineta, who has been visiting
at the family home at Elkton for the
past two weeks.
Mrs. Ray Wright and little son, who
ha-e been visiting at the home of Smith
Bailey, returned last night totheirhome
in Grants Pas. Miss Ruth Patterson
accompanied them and. will remain in
Grante Pass tor a short time visiting
friends.
The body of Charles McGowan who
died last Sunday evening, was shipped
east on Monday evening's local. Brief
funeral services were held at the under
taking parlors and the body was escort
ed to the train by members of the Royal
Arcanum, "W. O. W., Lilac Circle and
Artisans lodges which shows the high
esteem in which Mr. McGowan was
held among us.
MARRIED.
HATHAWAY STARMER. At the
Southern Methodist Church in this
city, July 2o. 1903 Harry J. Hathaway
and 3Iis Fannie Starmer, Rev. C. A.
Hayatt officiating.
The groom i the eon of Mr. and Mrs.
Hathaway, of Edenbower and for the
jtnt year has been employed at the
Sold fern Home. His bride is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs Starmer, also of
llden bower. The happy young couple
will 'make their future homo in Rose
burg. The Pi.At.vriEAt.Eit extends best
wihc.'
J. E. Olive, late of Santa Crui, Cali-;
fornia, has purchased the Graves photo
graph gallery and will be pleased to j
meet any oi the old patrons of the gallery j
and all other needing first-class work.
He is a master photographer and there-
fore can guarantee entire satisfaction.
Give him a call and be convinced. ;
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For Sale A light dog cart very cheap '
at twenty dollars- Enquire of Kent
fc O'Neal, Liveryman, Roseburg. Ctp,
Roseburg Nurseries.
EMPIRE
LiVefi, Feed and ale fables
C. P. Barnard, Prop.
Saddle Horses Sing.e and
Double st all hours
Transier Stoex even
very bt of care
Rates always reasonable
Very choice fruit trees, all leading'
varieties. Spitzenberg and Yellow New- j
town Pippin apples a specialty. For
sale at very reasonable prices by Rose
burg Nurseries, H. Schroten, Roseburg,
Oregon. 56tf
M. Weatherby
T. A. Bury
D. L. Martin
Facts.
Mr. Man, you want facts. We are
going to give you facts. As you read
them over you will know they are facts.
And we can prove they are facts.
It is a fact that McCormick Binders,
Mowers and Rakes are the standard by
which all others are guaged.
It is a fact, Racine Buggies, H?cks
and Road Wagons arc far outstripping
our competitors' lines.
It is a fact that the Bain Wagon is the
most successful, durable and eco n i lical
wagon on the market.
It is a fact that the nbove are all in
cluded in the Big 3. You can find them
at S. K. Sykes', Roseburg, Ore.
Roseburg Real Estate Qo
Farm and Timber Laud Bought auci Sold
Taxes Paid for Non-Residents. Thither
Estimates a Specialty. List your proper
tv with us.
Letter List.
Remaining uncalled for at the Rose
burg postoffice.
Barker, Mr Charles Lerch, Mrs Mollie
Crane, Elias M
McLiggett, Mrs Endora
Eron, Charley Nelson, J A
Fryer, Mr Wall Pago. F A
Furner, J L Rice, George
Gibson, Mrs L V Shields, Miss Mary
Gottfried, Henry Thompson, John S
Gladstone, W S Topkin, Richard
Jrabuit, Gottfried Thompson D P
White LS
Persons calling for these letters will
please state the date on which they are
advertised, July 27, 1903.
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