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Mr. AKwct Httwry, of, 0KUtul4
visits ia sn tky.
Mrs. A:ao Suchausm is l-
t Mmvd. Wuudell, of Riddle, is a
HuvWtUltw, tvJy.
U. V Mkviuu. who has been in Port
Uu, U tvturued home.
Mi Mttyttw and LVwthy Dixon, were
'UUvM lu town Satuniar.
Mu MIU Atterburv returned
lUMud, Thursday evening.;
0. W ttwdtord and family, left
Cottar rovw Sunday morning.
from
for
Mis. M Howe, has returned from
vWt with her daughter, at Salem.
Miss rsrsley spent
day Im
Mr. awl Mrs. Siadth.of Oklahoma,
were vtssaats it Kseburg Friday.
Mujr Fred Vose and Hermann
Marstors spoat Sundav in Yoncalla.
Mr, Jess? Shambrook, of Tmpqua
Forty, a Kosebunr visitor todav.
Mr. Robert Hatfield, of Dixonrille,
iaue a business ? trip to Roseburg.
A. aucraice Bojcso has been isueJ to
E L 5?ee asd Mrs. L. a Jcvkaam. ! Mr. Con Denning lias returned from
an oetiag in the mountains near Peel.
Hob. aad Mrs. Bisjrer Hermann have ! '
retaraai tr as oeUns, at Newport, hisses Ellens and Willetha Reed, left
i today tor Astoria to attend the recall
rreekh.:s pararaocnt to all other issues. '
ASet Osteae&tbk: Health. It is wrman- Miss Bessie Powell, of Oakland, has
Miss Rosie Galay, has
an outing at Newport.
returned from
There is quite a good deal of thrashing
being done at Riddle now.
Pugilist Jefferies put Pugilist Corbett
to sleep at San Francisco on Friday.
An attempt to destroy Albany by fire
was made Tuesdav night. Thefire bugs
were at work azain.
If you want to buy a farm
if you want furnished rooms
If you want to buy a house
If you want to rent a house
If you want to build a house
If you want to move a house
If you don't know PAT
C1I on or ddreai ...
F; F. pattern, SffSSftr
Reseburg
Oregon.
j returned home from the examination at
t this piace.
Mrs. M. EL
cacraser, Mrs.
-viZe--
Jackson is visiting her
Delb. Boyle, at Canyon-
Miss Gertrude Bast will leave to
! morrow morning for a two weeks star
at Newport.
5. A. Doegias is spending a few weeks i
sz the homestead of 0. P. Coshow, near ' D. Jackson has been sick for the past
Glide. I week and unable to attend to business
Miss Bessie Champaign wQl leave this
week far a few weeks vacation in the
zaoeiitaizs.
. at the shop.
Good, household furcitnre for sale
eneap. Enquire at the old Abraham's
hocse is. Eosebcrg. 59-3wp
Mrs. J. C. Campbell, of Grants Pass,
is visiting at the home of her daughter.
1 Mrs. J. H. Booth.
ror plain sewing address or call on j
Mrs. Howard near depot. 5S-3tp.!
Messrs. Earl Landers and Von Casey
will start tomorrow for the mountains
to bunt and fish.
Prune growers in the vicinity of Can-
yonvllle and Days Creek report a large
crop of prunes this season.
Miss Jessie Weatherby, left this morn
ing for Silverton, Wash., where she goes
to accept a position in the post office at
that place.
A warrant has been issued for the ar
rest of J. D. Spaugh for running a trac
tion Encine over the bridge west of the
Soldiers Home and also over the South
Umpqua without putting planks under
the engine. The fine is irom ten to fifty
dollars.
The Editor has received a leg of veni
son from Messrs. Long and Hildebrand
for which we extend thanks. They
have just returned from a hunting trip
in the mountains. The party killed 16
deer during the trip and report that
game is very plentiful.
It has been reported the 15 vear old
daughter of M. B. Hughes, shot her
self while handling a gun. The accident
occured at the home of Mr. Buck Hughes,
on Oak Creek, Friday, August 14. The
young men had just returned from hunt
ing, and had laid a 44rifle close to where
Mrs. Huthes and her daughter May,
were stringing .beans. A brother ot
the girl came by and picked up the gun,
threw an empty shell out, and did not j
know that there was another load in the j
gun, he accidently pulled the trigger j
and shot his sister through the leg just j
below the knee, the bullet passing on j
through Mrs. Hughes dress. The girl
was removed to the home of C. S. Jack
son, of Roseburg, where Dr. Fisher is at
tending her.
Attention Rheumatics!!
Why pay the Rail Road a lot of money to
carry you to Springs of unknown medical
properties when you can be guaranteed a
cure at-BOSWELL SPRINGS near home.
EtiATERITE ia Mineral Rubber
YOC MAYHJiTEXD IiUILDIIHG
or find tt ncccHBary to REPLACE A WORN-OCT ROOF
ELATERITE ROOFING
Takes tte pUce oi ihln'r, tin. Iron. Ur ad crvl aJ all preptrt-J rcoSsgt. For fat and
jteep sorfacv, fWcrt, T.ijt, etc. Eajy to laj- Tespeml (or au chmaies. KcatosaUe In cot.
coM oo merit- Guaranteed. It will pay to ai (or prices and Information.
a'HJE ELATERITE ROOFING CO.,
Worcester Building. PORXJjAIS'D
Mr. Frank Gregory and sister Bessie,
I of Cinvonville, were among the visitors
Lawson of the "5si Ced" store, 0f Boseburg, Saturday,
will spesd Ms vacation near Drain, he j
wfll leave this week. t ilrs. C. A. Erwin, of San Francisco,
' is in this city, the guest of her brother-
Mra. G. C MtHer, of Spokane, who ( iR.t Forrest Erwin.
fiti bees vis tins her brother, Conduc-
tor Veatci, returned home today. J 35 skiff returned
- t, , . , , Saturday, after a pleasant
W.Borr&Co report the sale o a Sehlbrede.
beasdfci Hobart 11. Cable piano, to Mr. j .
and 3Ir2- A. Hosier.
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Established I883. Incorporated 1901
Capital Stock, $50,000.00.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
F. W. BESSOS, It. JL. BOOTU J. H. BOOTH. J. T
J. I. KELLY, A. C. MARSTERS K. L illLLER.
BRIDGES
MARRIED.
to Salem
visit with
If voa dont watch J. T. Brvan's show
. ' . , , . window, tou fail to see manv of the
Miss ESe Brooks, who has been visit- in jewelry al7.lmp
isg 3fra. Norman, has
borne at Casyonvale.
returned to her j
3fr.T. D. Weatherferd, the barber,
has started a barber shop in the Bose
bur? Heese, near the depot.
Wlber Roes has commenced the con
struction of an elegant new "roomed
modern eotta;e in Kinneyville.
Miss Addie 31. Stuart and Miss Ethel
Riddle returned home Friday evening
from the teachers examination at this
place.
Harry Day, aged 14 years, of Forest
Grove, acridentlv shot himself in the
j breast, with a 22 caliber rifle. He died
I after a few moments.
At the home of the bride's parents,
Tuesday evening, Aug. 4, 1903, a quiet
wedding took place, the contracting
parties being Mr. R. L. Couglar, and
Miss Helen Sullivan, both of Canyon
ville. The groom is one of our highly
esteemed citizens, and the bride is one
of Canyon ville's. most accomplished
younghvlies. The irivitedcuests were :
Misses Fannie Gibbs. Byrd Elliott,
Mollie, Sullivan Oaka Gibbs, and Rev.
Dubell, Messrs B. V Corneluis, and
Frank Sullivan. They received many
handsome and useful 'presents. We
wish the happy couple a long and pros-,
perous wedded life. A Friekd.
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J. M. Weatherbr
T. A. Bury
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Roseburg Real Estate Co.
Farm and Timber Land Bought and Sold
Taxes Paid for Non-Residents. Timber
Estimates a Specialty.
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List your proper-
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BORN.
Mrs. Jesse Clements, of West Rose-
Th mww of rnr hrwlifm to KM'ist and
barg, accompanied byher brother, Blake j t recover disease are inestimable ;
Miller, has returned
to Glendale.
home from a visit
0. P. Coshow has returned from his
homestead, he will remain in Roseburg
ior a few days, then he will join his
iamilyatGKde.
For sale at a bargain, drop head White
sewing machine. The machine is In
perfect working order. For particulars,
call at this ofBce.
Mr. B. W. Strong, the furniture man,
is at Dodeou mountains. He expects to
return soon, after which 3Ir. 31eU will
take bis vacation.
Volume 1 Number 1 of the North
Bend Citizen, is on on our desk. It is
bright, newsy, clean, and we bespeak
for it the success it deserves.
3Iadaras Bast, Stanton, Campbell Can
non, 31iss Aggie Piteford and Lena
trm(v. lfift Fridar night for San Fran
cisco, where thev will attend the national
convention of the Womens r.enei
3Iiss Bertha Shelbrede reports the
sale of 3 organs and 1 piano last week.
3Ir. Sumers, of Riddle; A. V. Dorsman,
Saginaw;D. W.Thornton, 3Iyrtle Creek ;
buying organs, and Judge Thompson, of
Roseburg, a piano.
It is reported that the Record, a
weekly newspaper of Oregon City, will
discontinue, and that the Editor E. E.
Brodie will launch another daily paper
in Albany, making three in that place.
The more the 'merrier.
the Osteopath directs these powers.
Call on Dr. H. L. Studley. He ill re
store your health. 62-3t.
There will be a Quarterly meeting at
the U. B. Church, Saturday, August 22d
at 2 p. m., also Sunday at 11 a. m. and
8 p. m, conducted by Rev. P. A. Black.
P. E. All are invited.
The Douglas County Mills will roll
barley and other grain only on Tuesday
of each week, customers should have
their grists at the mill not later than 11
o'clock, to insure getting it rol!ei the
same day. al-lm.
The young people of the B. Y. P. U.
will give a Japanese lawn social at the
homeof3Iiss Birdie Tipton, Thursday
evening, August 20. Ice cream and
cake 10 cents. Everybody come and
have a good time. Committee.
Frank Cathcart, one of the operators
in the S. P. Co's. railroad offices at
Roseburg, was shaking hands with his
many Cottage Grove friends Thursday.
He informed the Leader man that he
was gratified to see his old home town
forging ahead at such rapid strikes.
Leader.
On Saturday, Jake Hughes, the son of
Buck Hughes, who lives on Oak Creek,
fell from the top of a loaded hay rack
and caught on one of the standards tear
ing one of his legs in a horrible manner.
It took 30 stitches to sew the parts to
gether. Today it is reported that he is
doing remarkably well.
ESTERBROOK. In this city Aug. 15,
1903. to Mr.and Mrs. Hubert Ester-
brook, a boy.
A HURRY UP SALE.
At Rice & Rice the House Furnish-
ers. sziiS pieces nam ana rano
Glass ware will go on sale August 14
for ten davs only at 25, 20, 15, and
...Bring This Coupon...
It's good for 5c in
trade for glassware.
SALE COUPON.
RICE a RICE
House Fnrnishers.
10 cents per piece. All are (o, oO,
35 and 25 cent values. Just think of
24, 20, 15 and 10 cents for choice.
No such a murder of prices on
crockery has ever taken place in
Roseburg. No reset re, all will go.
Come early.
RICE RICE,
House Eurnishers
The Vnlne of Shelter.
The vnlue of shelter and comfort for
cattle Is demonstrated In an experi
ment made by the Arizona station. A
herd of milk cows was exposed for
throo dnvs to a cold rain, nt the end of
which time the flow of milk had de
rrrnsed lust one-half, notwithstanding
that the cattle were properly fed. It
was a month before the cows gave oa
much milk as before the exposure.
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GRAND
THE SCENIC LINE
Through Salt Lake City, Leadville, Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver, and the ramous Kockj
Mountain Scenery by daylight
TO -AJLjI-i POINTS EAST
RID
3 FAST TRAINS DAILY BETWEEN OGDCN AND DENVER 3
Modern Equipment, Through Pullman and Tourist Sleep
ing Cars and Superb Dining Car Service.
STOPOVERS ALLOWED
For rates, folders and rther
formation, address
V. C. McBRIDE, GenM Agent,
la4 Third Street, Portland, Ore.
Roseburg Nurseries.
Very choice fruit trees, all leading
vnrietiM. Spitzenberg and Yellow New
town Pippin apples a specialty. For
sale at very reasonable prices by Rose
burg Nurseries, 11. Schroten, Roseburg,
Oregon. 50tf
Window Sale.
The ladies of the Christian church will
conduct a window sale Saturday, Aug. 22
at Kruse & Newland's grocery store.
Patronage solicited.
For Sale Alight dog cart very cneau
at twenty dollars. Enquire of Kent
it O'Neal Liveryman, Roseburg. 6tr,
Letter List.
Ooats for Sale.
About 40 head of Angora goats for
sale, nil young does, also some thorough
bred bucks. Correspondence solicited.
L. A. MARiTERS,
Cleveland, Oregon.
Remaining uncalled for at the Rose
burg postoffice.
Brown, Mr. Joseph McCarty, E A (2)
Fitzgerald, George Robbins, J R.
Freeman, Mr. Joe Williams, Lee
Harvey, Mr F V Wilbnrin, L D
Heaton, T T Welch, Mrs Edwaul
McCullock, James Wright, Mr CF
Per.wns calling for these letters will
please state the date on which they are
advertised, August 17, 1903.
The letters will be charged for at tho
rate of one cent each.
Wm. A. Fratek, P. M.