Osteopathy curoa la grippe.
QsTss'thy fqr.rhoumatiam.
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Buy your
Sykc,s
spray pumpa and etc., at
We are now prepared to show Holiday buyers all
the new novelties and fancy creations both useful and
ornimental, and handbed exclusively by us.
A few of the nobby things we are prepared to show in our holiday
line are; Fancy work Brackets, Hankerchief Boxes, Chatelaine
Bags, Novelty Purses, Collar & CufF Boxes, Kid and' Golf Gloves
Silk and linen Handkerckiefs,MufFlers, New Neckwear Fancy and
useful Suspenders, new Silk and Fancy handle Umbrellas, Hats,
Shoes, Clothing and oilier articles too numerous to mention.
Froil J lllakely 'returned liomo from
Portland last evening.
pruning glieara, saws and a-complete
line of spray pumpa at S.K. Sykes.
Freah Candies manufactured daily at
ICurrLer'e confectionary best in the city
.Fan Sale Cocker Spaniol pups. En
quiro of P. F. Patterson's residence
Lano St.
For Trade Small , farms in Southern
Indiana to trado for Orego property
H. L. Ball. 33tf.
I The People's Store
I ABRAHAH
One Door South of P. 0.
BEST
MEAL
IN THE
CITY
FOR
25
CENTS.
THE NEW
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Cor. Washington
and Main Streets
Mrs. Belle Collins
Abstract of Title to Deeded Land.
Papers prepared for filing on Govern
ment Land.
Blue Prints of Township Maps showing
all vncantLands.
FRAME. ALLEY
Architect, Abstracter.
"Plans and Estimates for all Build
ings. Special designs for Office Fixtures
Office in new Bank Building. 'Phone 415
KOSEBUBQ. OREGON
The condition of Hon.
remains unchanged.
J. H. Shupe
57?. Conductor E. P. Tynan is laid
np in Ashland with inflammatory rheumatism.
Tom Townsend, who has been teach
ing school at Sitkum, Coos county, has
returned'home.
Mrs W. R.Willis, will entertain a
number of friends next Monday from.
two thirty to six. o clock
Merchant W. O. Bridges of Yoncalla
-was in Roseburg on business todav, re
turning on the early morning train.
-Sam Pardee who has been employed
in iKe prune packing house by C. C.
Gazley has returned to his home at Can-
JOBtillfi.
The Eosebnrg band will probably fur
nish music for the laying of the cornet -intone
of the new High school "building
on thi 22n6
George H. Langenberg leaves tonight
for Portland where he will take
Steamer to San Francisco George
returns to California inhopes of
benefiting hia health, and ' his
many Roseburg friends hope for his
speedy and complete recovery.
Sheriff Joe Rader of Jacksonville and
C. C. Ragsdale of Medford arrived in
Roseburg this morning and will be initi
ated Into the local lodge of the Benevo
lent and Protectiue Order of Elks to
night. The initiation will be followed
by the.customary banquet in the hall.
A pleasant farewell surprise party was
tendered Miss Lutie Sacry last Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. F. K. Get
tins, in view of her departure to San
Francisco last evening, where she goes
to attend Heald's Business College. A
charming time was enjoyed by the small
number present. The game of "Pit"
was the leading featrue of the entertain
ment. Miss Sacry will be accompanied
to the city, by her mother who will re
main there with her while she is pur
suing her studies.
On Thursday evening at 6 o clock Judge
and Mrs. J C. Fullerton entertained at
dinner complimentry to Rev. and Mrs.
John Dawson. Dinner was served in
six courses and covers laid for seventeen
Among the guests were Rev. and Mrs.
After dinner games were played and the
evening spent in agoodold fashioned way
John Dawson Rev. Townsend, Mr. and
Sirs. H. H. Brookes, Mr. and Mrs.
CharlieRoberts, Mr and Mrs Thackerah,
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Fenn, Mr and Mrs
Nathan Fullerton, Miss Nellie William,
son, and Mrs. Bunnell.
A charming party was given last even
ing at the home of Mrs. Thos. Thomas
by that lady and Mrs. C. L. Reed, in
honor of Mias Stella Berry of Lyons,
who is visiting in Roseburg. The games
of "Pit" and "Flinch" afforded the prin
cipal feature of the entertainment for
the evening. Refreshments were served.
Those present were: Mrs. Burr Jones,
Mrs. C. L. Reed, Mrs. Thos. Thomas,
Misses Minnie Bell, Lulu Cloyd, Flossie
Shambrook, Willetha and Ellena Reed,
Flossie Gagnon, Lillie Kidd, Messrs. W.
D. Bell, Will Landon, Robert K idd, C
Jloeier.
ft Of Local Interest.
Dr's. Cheadle & Johnson, dentists
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Wood for sale.
Barker.
Leave order with J. F.
tf
Col. W. H.
Wednesday.
Taylor was in from Olalla
Mrs. C. B. Baker has returned from a
visit with relatives at Cottage Grove.
A. I. Zekiod was down from Canyon
ville on Monday transacting business.
W. A. Burr, the music dealer, spent
Tuesday at Oakland looking after busi
ness.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith returned
home Monday evening from at Eugene.
Dr. H. L. Studley, Osteopathic Physi
cian. Free consultation. Over post-office.
The infant child of Attorney and Mrs.
H. J. Robinett, is very 111 with pneumonia.
Mrs. Ed. P. Long, returned home
Monday evening from a visit at Cottage
Grove.
Rev. J. C. Cook, Southern Metho
dist pastor at Myrtle Creek, spent Mon
day and Tuesday in Roseburg.
Is your property for sale? If so,
see Frank E. Alley and have the title
examined and secure an abstract of
same.
Investigate, compare. We seek
your business only on the basis of mu
tual snterest. Hardware etc S. K.
Sykes.'
In addition to low prices we guaran
tee prompt service and absolute satis
faction. Stoves and tinware S. K.
Sykes.
E. L, Rogers, accompanied by his
wife, has returned to Roseburg, from
San Jose, California. He may again lo
cate in Roseburg.
Mrs. C. A. Fuller, wife of the building
contractor, has been called To Long
Beach, Cal., by the sickness of members
of the family there.
Dr. Studley, the Osteopathist will be
at Oakland, Settles Hotel, Tuesdays,
Thusdays and Sundays. Consultation
free. Permanent cure is the result.
Prof. Walter B. Dillard, of Eugene,
was in Roseburg this week. He is well
known in this county having had the
principalship of the Riddle public
schools.
Miss Marjory McDougall returned
home from Portland last Tuesday even
ing. She has been in the employ of
Lipman Wolfe & Co., but will remain in
Roseburg.
Are you thinking about buying
property in Douglas County? If so
it will pay you to have Frank E. Alley
examine the title before, purchasing,
A son of Jake Jones, residing beyond
Edenbower, broke his arm last Satur
day. Dr. Houck has made a radiograph
examination of the fracture and states
that it is getting along nicely.
C. P. Barnard, the Eugene liveryman,
j, . . . ....
accompanr. a dv ins wne ana cnila ar
rived Tuesday evening, and will make
an inspection of the Marsha eld stage
route, in which he is interested.
Ou Fridav evening Mr. and Mrs. S. C,
Flint entertained a party of friends at
dinner at 6 o'clock, in honor of Mr and
Mrs. Fred King Gettina. Covera were
laid for fourteen and dinnjr waa served
In six courses. Pink La France roses
were ordered for the affair, but failing
-to arrive in time, the delicate pink and
white blossoms of lauria pinaus Were
used with pleasant effect. Among the
ajuesta of fills most delightful little party
werei Mrs C A Sehlbrede, mother of
the brid Mrs C A Seldon, mother of
thehortoss, Mrs R W Willis, Dr and
Mrs.. K-L .-Miller, Dr and Mrs Fred
H-iyues, Mr and Mj-s ) U Booth, Miss
Lulu -Willie aiul Mi83 Kate Biiick Mr
and "Sin Fred King Getting.
W. C. Winston, of Winston, waa in
Roseburg Tuesday. He has bought a
new spray pump outfit, a Fairbanks
Morse Jack-of-All-Trades from S. K.
Sykes, with a capacity for operating four
lines of hose.
Southern Pacific Freman C. M. Stout,
was struck in the back by a stick of fall
ing railroad wood at Drain hut Monday
evening and received a bad muscle
bruise. He is confined to his bed and
will probably be kept theie for n weok.
Frank Flook, the Southern Pacific
brakeman, who has been in Los Angeles
for several months was in Roseburg for
a brief stay this week. Hu will return
to Los Angeles shortly. Al Lee who ac
companied him south has also returned
and is at present in Seattle.
One of the most remarkable child ac
tresses in the country today ia little
Dixie McKey, who plays a very promi
nent part in the beautiful p.isloral play,
"One Night in June," which will be
Been at the Opera Hjuse, next Thurs
day night. This little tot has a very
long speaking pirt in the character of
tmby June, which she interprets, and
she score a tremen lous hit wherever
she appears.'
Cheadle & Johnson, dentists.
Don t neglect your health. Try Osteo
pathy.
Osteopathy is a specific for female dis
eases and nervous troubles.
J. W. Cowan, of Yoncalla, waa
Roseburg upon business Tuesday.
in
tM. Addison, a sawmill man from
Lorane, departed for home on last Tues
day morning.
Clarence Cornutt, a stockman of Bid-
die, spent Tuesday in Roseburg attend
ing to business.
Conductor Tom Kearney has returned
from his trip to San Francisco and re
sumed his run on the local".
Charles Hadley, the barber haa accep
ted a position in the shop off J. A. Nel
son, in the Hildeburn block.
See Frank E. AHey for reliable ab
stract of title to your property. Up
stairs over Land Office.
Plain sewing and dressmaking is solic
ited by Mrs. Wooten on the corner of
Oak and Stephens streets".
Get your abstracts ot title from J. D.
Hamilton. He has the onlv comoleta
set of abstract books in thecounty. tf
Professor 0. C. Brown came over from
Oakland Tuesday to attend the teachers
examination as a member of the exam
ining board.
George Worley was down Trom Riddle
Wedensday, Eeeking mwlical aid, as he
has been suffering sonsiderabU- of-late
from rheumatism.
Too true is the remark "Drugncd to
death." Not so with Oateopathy. it's
Nature's Cure.
Our spraying outfits are superior to
other kinds, last longer, and are not too
costly. S. K. Sykes.
Wo rely on low prices to win' trade on
fair treatment to retain it. S K Sykes,
the hardware man.
Every price we quote represents tho
beet value obtainable for that price, S K
Sykes, stoves and tinware.
show wisdom by seekini; tho store
where reliable goods are sold as a mat
ter of principle. S K Sykes, hardware.
We buy right, we Eell right; we name
our pnoes with confidence. Implements
and Hardware. S. K. Sykes.
See Frank E. Alley for land scrip
Guaranteed perfect, and ready for
delivery. Lowest market price.
S.E. Britt, inspector of lands for the
S. P. Railroad Co. , arrived from Now
here last evening. He has some work
to do in the vicinity of Roseburg which
will keep him here several days.
If. you want to see or purchase the
very best vapor cabinet manufactured,
go to A. C. Marstera & Co. and inspect
the renowned Buckeye. It is warranted
n every particular. 7S-K.
Guaranteed Forest Reserve scrip
for sale m large or small quantities,
by Frank E. Alley, over the
Land Office Roseburg. Will place
same lor non-resident purchasers.
Messw. J. C. Lewis and R. A. Jones,
owners of the Benton mine, were tran
sacting business in Glendale Saturday.
All of the mining experts who have vis
ited this property confidently predict
that eventually tho Benton will be in
the list of the greatest gold producers of
the United States. We understand that
preparations are being made to install a
40-stamp mill on the property next
season. News.
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THE SHOE PROBLEH
op a quarter of a century we've
. been bu t solving sltoe problems--
solving t m for man, -woman and
child solving them successfully
to the selection of our fall shoe
stock we have called to our aid this
long and successful experience. The
result is a mighty gathering of all
footwear embodying in an unrivaled
degree f style, comfort, durability
and mo erateness of price.
y
We an you to get better ao I
quainted with our big shoe depart.
ment. It chuck full of attractive '
things and the prices are attractive .
to
TOSEPHSON ROSWe. fliT;
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Bid LUMBER PROJECT FAILS.
William P. Johnson's Operations
Myrtle Creek Will Close Down
Saturday.
at
MissHildreth Sutherlii departed-Tor
ian Francisco last evening in -commnr
with Mrs. John Mullen and daughter to
visit her aunt there indefinitelv.
Bine prints of township maps, fif ty
cents each. Filing papers properly
prepared. Frank E. Alley, up stnjrs,
over Land Office.
Misses Laura Pardee, Effie Brooks,
Myrtle Wall and Bessie Gregory,, of
Canyonville, arrived Tuesday morning
to attend the county teachers' examination.
Hon. George F. Wilson, special agent
of the general land office has returned
to Roseburg, from Eugene, where be has
been holding an investigation in a
timber land case.
The Roseburg-Marshfield "stage line
has now been cleared of al) the debris
that was piled into the road by the re
cent high wind storm and the route is
now travelled on schedule time.
Churchill & Woolley thie week
ehipped in two more of the Bake-Ham-ilton
Bteam spray cooking outfits, one
for George Weber, of Edenbower, and
the other for Arthur Cloak, who resides
west of town.
G. E. Pruner, formerly of Riddle, waa
In town Tuesday attending to the settle
ment of the estate of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. S. Pruner, deceased, of which
he is administrator. He ia now work
ing in Montana, with a machine shovel
outfit, and will remain in Oregon about
a month.
Churchill fc Woolley aisp remodeling
the arrangement of their office in such
a wav as to greatly increase the space in
their salesroom. The office as situated
at present will be moved to the extreme
rear of the building and occupy tho space
formerly used for the shop. Their work
shop will bo placed in the basement.
Rice & Rice, the home furnishers,
have decorated a very charmins valen
tine dining room in their show window,
which is attracting the admiration of
all passcrsby. It ia artistically decor
ated in red, with a large bouquet of red
carnation8 as a center piece on the table.
It is the work of Mr. Napoleon Riom
Singing Evangelist Charles H. Hart,
arrived from Eugene last evening to
assist Rev. S A. Douglas in tho revival
services which are being eonduotod at
the Baptist Church. Ho will remain at
least two weeks. He was scheduled to
arrived hero last Snuday but the interest
in the meetings where ho was attending
was so great that he deferred coming to
Roseburg until now.
Tho attention of H. Wollenberg ras
called to the statement made by an al
lege newspaper qf recent date that he
had no intention of building hia prpp&cd
brick building.. "Well: said he. "tho
paper is not supposed to knbw my busi
ness. I have a tSght to change my mind.
I don't, want to discourage the Macca
bees if they want to go ahead and twlld
Hoseburi: people have begun to Hink
thatMr.,Wolle.iibefg's Uiilding ia Bkis
the Coos Bay Railroad, ttonWthinjj b be
announced every spring.
A twelve-year-old bov named Thomas
Franklin Dilley, was yesterday taken to
the State Reform school at Salem by
Sheriff E. L. Parrott. He was commit
tal by an order of Judge Thompson, on
evidence filed in a cuuiplaint by F
Baker of Smith River, from whom he
stole a gun valued at t 10. The lad
was seemingly anxious to go and it i
felt by all the officials that his environ
ment will be bettered at the state insti
tution, as it is said that he haa been
sorely neglected by his parents.
The big lumbering operations which
have been going on at Myrtle Creek in
this county will be closed down indefi
nitely next Saturday and all employes
of the company discharged. This was
the statement mode in Roseburg yester-
WHEN HYMEN ATE PORK.
He Was Hungry and He Found
That It Was Good.
Out
H Wollenberg, the well known Doug
las county capitalist, tells a good story
about the first time he ever ate pork.
Mr. WoHenberg ia a Jew, and up to the
time of his coming to Oregon had never
tasted hog meat. He says :
"When I first came bens a. young man
I had a sort n? Minei-oii'Mm ilvmf
darby William P. Johnson, promoter , h-. meat . - . . .
and principal holder of the investments
made there, which according to his
statements exceed f 100,000.
F. B. Waite and the Hieridans alio
have interests in the company, as well
xs Mr. Johnson's brother.
Tlie reason asi?nd for the discon-
q j tinnaoec of activity by Mr. Johasou are
- prevailing comiitioiii of tlie lumber
market and other eircamstanoe wbteh
V did not care to sute. Aaked m to
vhen tlMre would lw any probability of
ine resumption of work bid :
"We do not know whether it will be
farvver or not, bat at ny rate it will b
; noli! there e a ehuoeo in eirenmstance
E. C. Jackson, formerly in businp. : from the present con Htion. We ha
in Riddle, accompanied by his family, ' n hand about a half million feet
was a passenger on Tuesday evening' lumber, not sneh a vry sreat anoom,
train returning to that point after an . it a j-Vaty. Our invmmeuts the?
absence of several months at Springfield. . Amount to nfer ? 100 OO). That i aboat
Missouri, where he was called to takM ali th infermatiou I m jsive ym."
charge of the business affairs of his ; Tlie operations hare bren a gta
brother. John M. Jackson, formerly in ' t-oon to the people of Mvrtlo Creek and
ed it in all my life. I boarded down
here for three months where pork and
bacon were served every day and did
not eat it.
"It was when Sideman and I were
paidling out in Jackson coantr, and we
had travelled all day without anything ;' V
j to eat, and at but came to a pace on
Kogno P.Ivor, this side of M.diord,
where we put up for tiw night. At sup- j
per they eae a meat to eat and I A
oVt know vehttl it was. The boat
... ,J
and Mr
tea ioeht
booxry
any tetter meat than that. I fiaihvd
or piece srtd took aoothi-r. A t hre k -fast
I thoosht to ray- f. Xow w
probably go for ioaru-en hoars Wi,.
wt get anything to ea? .' so 1 again ate
i v-ry hfartily of the uo.t amnW
"When webatfgotoui on tbe rtv.il
Sideman said to me : Ho did tou ' -,
Have You Seen Tbaf
We are showing in our urncow. It is -up-to-date,
A full line of Bedroom Suits cart oe found on our floor
AT CD TtM T ITVn n vnnT nTr
5 ff VAT! BPPf RlatpfC- ar rwfnWr w it4v I
h From trie riim nu-rukVir S
Afolljline of Mattresses ju Allows.
t One of our ElasticrCdtt-ra Keif Sbfttesses
are hara toeah.
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B. W. STRONG
The Furniture Man
WoUeatwrg eaiml off about j 5 ROSEBURG,
'a on hii arm, "and I was p.. , X
that I tbooxht there nerw. - &&JsrmjarjnmrMKi
wrwd ate to a great, btp, farmer piece ! i
. 1. .1. 1 . . . : . t 1 in ..1 . ' . : i t . j .1 - : .
111c uiwuiauuiHj uusiiiuas ai il uuie '.ue Siim wow 11 win nu a au.r tt.. iniif wr hil hm i T U in" -i, ,,
The health of tlie latter became so ikt ' forte of men ont of employ aHknt.
that his return to California was neces- j
aary, and he is now located there. Elboit ;
says that be hat returned to
county to stay.
; line,' I aaW. 'Do you kmw what it
j he saked . I toM hr? tfett I didu't
iarnw .. m. .-cinieriiotm, a bitorni h.uH ivwt urk 'Weil I :tl
Douglas, agent of the General Iiod Ottea, haa f w pj u if sooJ n(,
j been discharged from tlie sovernmra am1 j: k-
' -rviriiti n)iarM of friilitln emuvftiiin !
inomas urn, tormerly ot Hoseburg, ; wiUl - Umber dealln northera Arkaa--
but now of pottage Grove, met with an . which has been ciironic: l ui the
accident last baturoay, winch resulted ; ;:.a,Sdaixk heretofore. Sehtierho!u
in his left leg being crushed to a pulp. , ,.. m.n VM maae himeeU so oboox-
Homay not recover, lie was working .,U8 to applieanta before the U. S. Land I
flun .( CAtill,..ln.n l.:i ..I . ... I
uu,wJlt, tnce 111 tiocoMirg a lew monuiii sm.-e j .
Co., on the pile driver, constructing a i v .9ki,, fooliah . imrwrtineut ul iwl- Jnat arrivod from the factorva rar
evatit (iiestioiw of applicants for tirobt-r 1 'oad of the celebrate I i'age fence, wl h-U
land entries, tfome of his rulinss wer ; i cheaper than a txwr.1 once and wiii
fo obviously ridiculous that his action last a life-time and ia put up to vour
At aaorher pla-t we wont tlnv
wwl He ijth meat thtt I thought was
fried chkken. After we bad ifit S '
man told me that it was digger sqoi- -!.
'All riifht' I said, 'it was gooa. 1 will
ft digger aqnirre. t-" "
THOUSANDS TfV T55T
MCCLU RE'S
MAGAZINE
Is the Best Pablishea attty ptofc
is only 10 eents . topy LQ& $t vyaftj
bridge for that road across Row River.
For some reason tho driver, which
weighed 240 pounds, tripped and fell
prematurely, or at least before he was
expecting it to fall, striking him square
ly across the left leg above the knee,
crushing it. He was taken to Cottage
Grove and the limb amputated near the
body by Dr, Corpron.
It is thought that an effort will be
made to reorganize the Roseburg Band.
Professor F. H. Appelhoff and several of
the leading musicians of tho city now
have the plan under consideration.
The band men look back to the palmy
days of the K. of P. Band, when Rose
burg was supreme in tho band line, and
wish for tlicir return. While it may bo
that there is not tho material at . hand
for so good an organization as that one
just mentioned, many of its leading
members are yet in the city, while with
gtjmo of the young blood added, it is be
lieved that a good instrumentation
could be arranged.
- Tho Tevens Ledge Gold Mining Com
pany, whose property is located near
Riddle is planning to replace their old
five-stamp mill with a new and larger
one in tho near future. Within the past
few weeks a 12-foot vein of very rich ore
has been encountered in tho end ol tho
lower level, so rich in fact that there
are large chunks of pure gold in it, and
running tho values up into the thous
ands of dollars per ton. The road to
theeiino was recently put in nrrt-clasa
shape for heavy hauling and that now
equipment will soon bo added is tho as.
surance given by thoso In a position to
know. The,old mill, sp it is said, has
failed to satisfactorily save tho contents
of the ore, and tho planB for tho now
mill were all made boforo tho recent
discovery of the rich vein. Most all the
work done on-tho mine has heretofore
been on tho line of development, and
Unit a permanent and valuablo mine
Ufill ho discovered there i now tho hope
undbelh'fof air who know anything
about the property. A force of
tniner are steadily at work.
; here was tho talk of the town for many ;
days. One applicant being questioned ;
Iwyoitd the limit of his endurance statfvt
nti nntli I lint in.intitilnd tn snlit awtrv
foot of timber on his claim into match ' ?tiebtclion v-iiliout
wood for his own individual use,
1
BiBIHwU
Imposed upon by a shiftless lot, eaten
out of house and home by three grown
stepsons and a son-in-law, assaulted by j
a stepson and his stepdaughter's spouse,
with his house looted of its contents and
himself left without means, and his
wife, and her eons and daughters and
Fon-in-Iaw preparing to leave him for
Portland, J. W. Rose has filed suit for
divorce in the circuit court, from his
wife, Mrs. 0. C. Rose. The grounds
abovo sot forth are those .contained in
tho complaint, Mr. Rose was married
to tho family in Texas, on June 19, 1900
extra tx It is
uitsd'and endon-ed by the leading m.-u '
sf thi county. For circulars aud price? '
address Steam? A ChenowHh. OaklsU.
Ore., or S. B. Crouch. Oakland, Ore. Iv
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and December aumMnut vuai free of charge- : 1 0,
This week has been one for the worst
weather of tho season in Roso burg and
vicinity. Early in tho week molting
snow fell at times making the
ground white. Yesterday and today
tho precipitation haa been in tho form
of heavy rains.
The Drain Nonpareil came to this of
fice this weok in a new dress. It is now
a six column folio ot bright matter and
makeup, and the new editor Is now
battling for victory against, the world,
the flesh and tho devil anti the patent
bowel sheets
Probate Court.
In tho matter of tlw guardianship ot
Doris 0. CrifAV, a mfhor, deceased, tho
bondsmen of his guardian U K Craw,
his father, were releaBjod from liability.
In tho maot of tle- oatate of Mrs.
Jano Pruner, deceased,. Gs H Pruner,
administrator. FritkiJ', March 11, 1004.
at the hou of TO o'oirfek put h'b fimo for
tilt eon '''"'"(? iiiiaioujoCTiona ro cwtwing up ai
I fairs of tho estate'.
County Treasurer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given to alLparties
holding county warrants endorsed prior
to and including July 31, 1901, are re
quested to present the same at the
County Treasurer's office for payment as
iuterest will cease thereon after the date
of this notice
Dated Roseburg, Douglas County
Oregon, Jan. 28, 1904.
Geo. W. Dimmick,
S-St Countv Treasurer.
Title Ciuarantee&Loan u.
ROSE BO RQ, OKEUON.
I. u. Hamilton,
rrcidnl
D C. HlXUTOK,
Beer, and fret
OClce In thi) Court Hhum. Hwo the only oota
Slate let of nbitnct books la DoagUs County
tutracu and Ccrtl dates ot Title turnUhiil to
Coaulu couatr Unil and mining cUlmt. HaTe
AlaoaoompIetotolTnclnEi ot alt township
plati in lha Rosebane. Oregon, 0. 8. Land Din
Wet. Will make blue print coplos of anr town
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