.rrf.'Su
Get
Sykes,
your poultry supplies
of 8. K.
20 tf.
Delays are dangerous. See tho Osteo
pathic Physician at once.
J. W. Eaters, of Dillard, was in this
city on business Saturday.
Dont fail to soo the Osteopathic
Physician. You will never regret it.
RY YWTsOTYTC e nave maQ0 2reat reductions in
iLl J A lOW 3 Prices of Overcoats, Men's and Boys'
., - .. Clothing, Ladies' Jackets, Shirt
Waists, Skirts and Dress Goods.
f-;V --- ,' SHOES
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Childrens
If you would take advantage of this Bhes- 8tyli8.b' servicable 3nd d""ble:
golden opportunity to purchase first- '
class goods at the very lowest figures. mni
The People's Store
I. ABRAHAH, Prop.
One Door South of P. O.
"BEST
MEAL
IN THE
CITY
FOR
25
CENTS.
THE NEW
ill
Cor,
Washington
and Main Streets
Mrs. Belle Collins
For Good Pictures and
Fair Prices Go To
Smith's Sunbeam
Photo Parlors
Corner Pine and Lane Sts.,
Roseburg, - Ore.
OREGON ROSES
And Other Beautifnl Flowers
Send Postal Card
for 1904 Catalog.
"PORTLAND. OREGOM
Abstract of Title to Deeded Land.
Papera prepared for filing on Govern-
.ment Land.
Bine Prints of Township Maps showing
all vacant Lands. - . -
FRAME. ALLEY
Arcliitect, Abstracter.
Plans and Estimates for all Build-
Special designs for Office fixtures
Office in new Bank Building. 'Phone 415
ROSEBURG, OREGON
I
Of Local Interest, a
Chedle A Johnson, dentists.
Geo. Yokum of Riddle vu ft Roseburg
neitorlait week.
Dr's. Cheadle & Johnson, dentists.
If yon want good health see the Os
teopathic physician.
Miss Myrtle Dixon, of North Umpqua,
is visiting friends in this city.
m .
Kid gloves, black and colors, $1.00 and
H.50 kinds, f .75, Ash & Attwell.
Simonds' cross cut saws are the beat.
Sold by 8. K. Sykes. 20-tf.
Buy yonr
Sykes'.
Wood for tale. Leave order with J. W.
Baseks. tf
0. L. Willis, of Dillard, was transact
ing business in this city Saturday.
Osteopathy cures appendicitis without
the risk of your life.
Pruning shears, saws and a complete
line of spray pumps at S. K. Eykes.
Justice Fred Meinzer, of YoDcalla,
was in Roseburg on business, today.
Diseases of women respond readily
osteopathic treatment.
Bell Sisters ready to wear street
on display Tuesday, March U.
See the new popular "Princess" hat
at the Bell Sisters, Tuesday, March 15.
Boys'
variety
well.
clothing, from 4 to' 14 years, a
of kinds, AT COST, Ash & Att-
Fresh C indies manufactured daily at
Currier's confectionary best in the city
Good potatoes wanted in any quantity.
Address W. A. Scoring, Dillard, Oregon.
2tp
Mrs. Ray Carlon, of Grants Pass, is
visiting the family of Joe Carlon of this
citv.
For Trade Small farms in
Indiana to trade for Orego
H. L. Ball.
L. L. Lewie, of Eugene, came up from
that city Saturday to attend tho funeral
of Dan Cox.
Marriage license have been
Jacob H. Hibbard and Mary
of Gardiner.
The little five year old daughter of Ed
Cochran, has been quite seriously ill for
the past few days.
Our spraying outfits are superior to
other kinds", last longer, and are not too
costly. S. K. Sykea.
Every price we quote represents the
best value obtainable for that price, S K
Sykes, stoves and tinware.
We rely on low prices to win trade on
fair treatment to retain it K Sykes,
the hardware man.
Wo bay right, we sell right ; we name
our prieesTrith confidence. Implements
and Hardware. S. K. Sykes.
Geo. Neuner. Jr., of Days Creek has
gone to Bonner's Ferry, Idaho, to join a
U. S. geological survey party.
Mrs S. I. Thornton, of this city, is
visiting her son Loe, who is employed in
an Albany drug store.
Citation.
Frank Kinney and family, who have
been visiting relatives at Drain, returned
home Sunday evening.
Come and see what we havj in men's
Jiats, up to date goods, AT THE COST
PRICE, Ash & Attwell.
of
Citation.
In the County Court of the State
Orecon for Douglas County:
In tbe Matter ot the 1
Guardianship of the
' Estate of
Thomas Gray, Ida
Gray, Belle Gray, Kate
Gray and Ruel Gray,
minor children.
To Mary C. Gray and all other per
sons interested in said estates:
Ix the Name of the Stats of Oeegok
You and each of vou are hereby
and required to appear in the County
Court of Douglas Uounty, Uregon, on
Monday, the 4th day of April, 1904, at
the hour of 10 o'clock in the forenoon of
said day, at the court house in Rose
burg, said County and State, and show
cause, if any there be, why a license
should not be granted as prayed for in
the dulv verified petition of Mary C.
Gray, guardian of the estates ot said
minor children ; which petition has been
duly filed in the above court, for the
sale of the undivided interest of each of
said minor children in the following
described premises, to-wit:
Beginning at a point 9.80 chains South
and 9.30 chains West of the N. E. Cor
ner of the-L. Poindexter Donation Land
Claim No. 52 in T. 17 S., R. 4 W ; thence
AVest 13.30 chains to N. E. Corner of
Jones' land : thence South 10 chains to
S. E. Corner thereof; thence West 20
chains to-S. W. Corner of said Jones'
land ; thence South 10.12 chains to S. E.
Corner of ' r-land; thence
West.19.59 chains to center of County
road known as the "River Road;"
whence S. 17K degrees East along center
of Eaid road 31.45 chains to South line of
said donation claim ; thence East 20.16
chains'to S. E. Corner of lViscarson's
land ; thence rortb iu cnains ; t-asi ip
chains ; North 4 chains to boundary of
said donation on old channel of river,;
thence Northwesterly and Northeaster
ly along said boundary to a .point due.
South of place of beginning; tnence
North to place of beginning, excepting
the tract of about one acre deeded to
.School District No. 12 -containing 183.-
20 acres oi lanu. Aiioiine auum uc
ecribed premises are lying, being and
situated in Lane County, Oregon.
The interest of each of said minor
children in said premises is an undi-
- vided one-forty-ninth (1-49) intereet.
This citation is published pursuant to
theorder of the Hon. M. D Thompson,
Judge ol said Court.
WITNESS the Hon. M. D Thompson,
'judge of the County Court of the State
of Oregon for the County of Douglas
with.thesealof said court affixed this
7trrday of March, .1904.
M. D.Tbomk50?i, Judge.
Attest D. REiiamjjrook, Clerk,
' By J. E. Sawyers, Deputy.
Men's, women's and children's under
wear both summer and winter weight,
AT COST, Ash & Attwell.
J. R. Hutchinson and J. H. Elliott, of
Kellogg, two of JDouglaa county's popu
lar farmers, are Roseburg visitors this
week.
Investigate, compare. We seek
cited I your buenesa onJy on me baaia of ma
tual snterest. Hardware etc. b. K
Sykes.
In addition to low prices we guaran
tee prompt service and absolute satis
faction. Stoves and tinware S. K.
Sykea.
J. F. Young, of Dora is in Roseburg
this week ou business. He reports
miserable roads between this city and
his place.
Thos. Townsend, has accepted the
principalship of the Woodville, Jackson
Countv School, and will leave for that
place in a few weeks.
Prof. Fred Bonebrake, has closed his
school "at Dillard, the term
having expired there. He will soon
commence a term of school at Dixon
ville. ,
Those who have
praise it to the skies.
tried
Osteopathy
IS
spray pumps and etc., at
to
hats
Southern
property.
33tf.
issued to
Ferguson
Show wisdom by seeking the store
where reliable goods are sold as a mat
ter of principle. S K Sykes, hardware.
If you want to see or purchase the
very best vapor cabinet manufactured,
go to A. O. Marsters fc Co. and inspect
the renowned Buckeye. It is warranted
n eTery particular. 73-tf.
Rev. John Barker, of Cheney, Wash.
who has been visiting friends here, has I
returned home. His father, Jeese N.
Barker, will remain here for some time.
Have you seen that elegant line of
lace curtains? We are showing also full
line of portiera and window shades. B
W Strong.
Dr. Lowe, the optician, will be in
Roseburg at the McClallen House
Thursday and Friday, 2 days only, Mar.
the 17 and IS. Have him test your eyes
for glasses.
Our eprirvg lino of carpets has arrived,
and ws are prepared to fit up your house
in the latest designs and colorings. Call
and examine for yourself. B. W. Strong
the Furniture man.
The total net tax paid
Railroad Co., in Douglas
year was 154,633.37.
reived a check from
the amount last week.
by the S. P.
county, this
Sheriff Parrott re
the company for
An Immense line of Morris Chairs and
Rockers just received at Strong's Furni
ture Store ; also a full line of all kinds
of Furniture at reasonable prices. Call
and eee for yourself. 99-tf
D. S. T. West, fire insurance, notary
public, city property rented, county and.
aty warrants bought, and collections
made. Office on Jackson street, No. 407,
Hoover building, opposite poet office.
The Plain-dealer management takes
this means of announcing that Mr. Fred
Wright is again with tbem in the ca
pacity of solicitor and reporter, and any
favors shown him will be duly appre
ciated.
If troubled with weak digestion,
belching or sour stomach, use Chamber
lian's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
you will get quick relief. For sale by
A O Maratera & Co.
At the Opera House, Thursday, Mar.
17, Alexander Broa.Famoua Big Minis-1
trel troup, will appear for the first time
with 30 people, and a genuine southern
minstrel is what is promised. Prices
25, 35, 50 and 75cen ts.
The funeral of Dan Cox was held at
the residence ot his mother on Sunday
morning and the remains were taken to
Wilbur on the morning train for burial
in the family burial lot In the Wilbur
cemetery. A largo number of friends
of the deceased accompanied the re
mains to that place.
Attorney I. B. Rtlll e, of Riddle was
in this city last week, acting as steno
grapher, in the case of Johnson and
Kramer. Mr. Riddle denies the stat-
mentthat he is a canidate fur county
clerk.
Popular tailor made- hats on display
at tho Bell Sisters Tuesday, March 16.
Sorav numps. hose, nosslee, rods and
a full line of pruning tools at H. K.
Sykea. 20-tf.
Chas. E. CranQUe and wife, of Med-
ford, are in this city on a two weeks
visit.
Havo Dr. Lowe euro your head and
eye aches with a pair ot his superior
glasses.
Tony Thompson, of Myrtle Creek,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his
family in this city.
Now is tho time to buy your pruning
tools and spray pumps. S. K. Sykea
has tho largest line. 20-tf.
Yon say you dont believe in Oatoo-
pahty. You dont have to. It will
cure you just the same.
Plain.sewing and dressmaking is solic
ited by Mrs. Woolen on the corner of I
Oak and Stephens streets.
THE SHOE PROBLEn
Dr. Lowe, tho optician, goes tn New
York next month, and won't bo back for I
six months. See him about your eyes.
Dr. A. L. Studley, the Osteopathic
Physicirn, over the post office. Consulta
tion free. All diseases yield to the
treatment.
op a quarter of a century we've
been buf t solving shoe problems
solving t m for man, -woman and
childsolving them successfully.
ja the selection of our fall shoe
stock we have called to our aid this
I ong and successful experience. The
result is a miehtv cath-pin- nf oil
footwear embodying in an unrivaled
degree of style, comfort, durability
and mo Grateness of price.
We an you to get better ac
quainted with our big shoe depart
ment. Xt chuck full of attractive
things and the prices are attractive,
to .
JOSEPHSON
1
The
ROSEBURG, ORE.
! Osteopathy is the best treatment, for
nervousness and female troubles.
Exclusive styles and rarest bargains
in new millinery at Mrs L. M. Perry's,
The Umpqua Water and Light com
pany have a force of men at work clean
ing their resovoirs.
A cost sale of new millinery including
streets hats, dress hats and trimmings
at Mrs L. M. Perry's.
Miss Laura Spaulding, of the Plain
dealer force spent Sunday in Drain.
P. A. McNabb, of Brockway leaves to
day for Portland on business.
Miss Hattie Anderson, who has been
visiting in Portland returned to this
city Sunday evening.
Misa Maud Willis, Mrs. N. Selig and
Isidore Selig and wife, of Myrtle Creek,
are in this city on business today.
Mrs- L. F. Moehier and daughters
Misses Alice and Winnefred, returned
to Portland Saturday morning.
Mertan Cox, of San Francisco, a son
of C. M. Cox, deceased, arrived in this
county yesterday, and is at Wilbur with
relatives.
An elegant line of street and dress
hats, latetV. models on sale at Mrs L. M.
Perry's at one third less than you can
secure them else where.
Mrs. L. M. Perry has on display an
elegant line of tailored street haw' ab
solutely correct for shirt waist wear
which are being sold at cost.
The north bound morning local was
delayed several boors today by another
slide at Roberts Hill south of this city,
me wrecKing train ana derrick were
called from this station today to attend
to a freight wreck at Irving.
Thomas Carlon, has opened a tailor
ing establishment in the Zook building
on hnendan street oposiio me uepoi
grounds. A first class tailor from Port
land will be employed by Mr. Carlon.
At the Opera House, Thursday, Mar.
17, Alexander Bros. Famous Big MJnis-
trel troup, will appear for the first time
with SO people, and a genuino southern
minstrel is what is promised. Prices
25, 35, 50 and 75 cents.
The body of C. M. Cox, who was
killed in tho big slide at the Cornocopia
mine near Baker City last week, was
recovered yesterday and was in such a
condition that it was necessary to im
mediately bury it at that place.
The suit of Willis Kramer against W
P. Johnson, Lumber Co., to restrain
said company from diverting the waters
of South Myrtle Creek, for saw mill pur
poses, to the alleged detriment of the
plaintiff, who operates a flour mill, haB
been occupying the attention of Court
Reporter I. B. Riddle, the latter part of
last week and today at the law oSro of
Watson & Crawford. About twenty
witnesses will bo examined in the case
J. Court Hall, of Medford, was in
Roseburg one day last week to ride the
B. P. O. E. goat. Mr. Hall is a lead
er in sports as well as business in South
era Oregon, and will endeavor to induce
Medford and Ashland to enter a ball
team in the Oregon State Leaguo.
Burgess Catching, a 15-year-old boy,
son of L. Catching, formerly of Riddle,
but now a resident of Angels Camp,
Calif., pleaded guilty to a charge of lar
ceny, in Justice Bucbanan'a court,
Thursday. The crime was- committod
last Saturday while the young man was
employed at Glide, by Ransome So per,
as a wood cutter. Young Catching ap
propriated $20 of Mr. Soper's monoy
and then left for Riddle. Geo. Yokum,
of Riddle, a cousin of the boy, came to
this city, Saturday, and turned over to
the court the sum of f 15, which the boy
had given to him to purchase a ticket
to California for him. Mr. Yokum also
mado good the other five dollars, and on
promise to bo a hotter boy, young Catch
ing waa given hia freedom, although the
case waa not dismissed. Mr. Yokum
also agreed to send the boy to his fath
er, who, it seems, has neglected him for
the past few years, and the boy was in
dined to go tho way of the wicked.
Dr H. L". Studley Osteopathic Pbysi
cian, Roseburg office over the post office.
Consultation free. As a preventative
or curative there are none so good.
Remember that it is quality, not
Quantity, that wo strive for in furnish
ing our city trade, therefore you will
always get the cheapest milk of the
appis Daibt, because tbe best. All
retail milk delivered in bottles. Our
E. A. Kruse, proprietor of tie Reli
able Poultry Yards, -reports the salo ol
bis first prize Brown Leghorn cockrel at
very Jancy price to R. O. Winters of
Rex, Or.
Phil Beckley, and C. H. Brown.of
Oakland wel-e in Roseburg this week.
It is whispered that Phil has his eye on
the Democrateic, nomination for Repre
sentative.
At the Opera House. Thursday, Mar,
17, Alexander Bros. Famous Big Minis-
trel tronn. will appear for the first time
with SO people, and a genuine southern
ministrcl is what is promised. Prices
25, 35, 50 and 75 cents.
County Clerk Shambrook, announces
thatithose wishing phampleta on tho
Local Option Liquor law and tho Direct
' Nntire is hereby inveri to all pprties 1 Ppimnrviaw. which are to bo voted np-
jiolding county warrants endorsed prior on tjltJ coming election, may havo the
to and including Jan. 8, 1902, nre re; same by application to him.
pecialties are cream, milk
milk. If you don't see
phone to the Creamery.
The Winston Dramatic Company wil
go to Riddle Friday and present at that
place their drama, "Rio Grando",
which will, be followed by a ball. Tho
Rice Creek orchestra will be present to
furnish the music and a thoroughl y d
lightful time is promised. The play is
said to bo a very good one and well
anaged in its presentation.
County Treasurer's Notice.
nneefA.1 to present -the same .fit the
M , -
"County Treasurer's office for payment as
interest will cease'thereon after the date
of. this notice.
Dated Roseburg, Douglas County
Oregon, March 3, 1904. '
Geo. Vi.DiMmcK,
IS-tft County Treasurer.
Among tlie Myrtle Creek people who
were in Roseburg last week as witnesses
in thecaso of Johnson and Kramer were
J. S. Duniva. Fred Gabbert, Andrew
Willis, W. P. Johnson and wife, Willis
Kramer. H. W. Miller, Joo Rice, Ai
Humphrey, Harry Rosenburg and wife.
Now and then a wanderer from tho
flood of homeseekers who havo turned
their facea westward, drops into Rose
burg hut they worn to bo few and far
between. If more Douglas county ad
vertising matter were distributed in
Portland and the east we would be on
eaual footing with tho other Southern
Oretron towns that are being benehted
by the hoomseekers.
DIED.
and
the
butter-wagon,
14-tf
The railroad trestle on the Kinney
addition snur is at last repaired and
tho Douglas County Fruit Packing Co
have shipped their last c-.r of prunes.
Mr. Gazley, manager of the company,
waa unable to get Mniiager Koohler of
tho 8. P, R. R. linos in Oregon to pay
any attention to tho damaged trestle so
he wired a statement of tho conditions
MEAGHER. At the residence of her
brother. Ed. Cocklerease, on Deer
creek, Saturday, March 12, 1901, Mrs
Viola Meagher, of Los Angoles, Cal
Remains were laid to rest in the Deer
creek burying ground, Sunday.
BOARDMAN. At her home, near Ten
Mile. Sunday night. Miss Edith
Boardman, aged about SO years.
The funeral will be held at Ten Mile
Tuesday. '
Card of Thanks
We tho undersigned through the
columns of tho Plaindealek desire
thank Messrs. A E Nichols, Dr. Twitch
ell. O E Logsdon and Frank Rood for
The Party Tonight.
I CARPETS
Elegant
Axminster Velvet
and Tapestry
Full line of Ingrains
Both Wool and Cotton -
We are showing a fine line of Lace Cartaics
which have just arrived. -
Fifty pairs of Portiers in the latest designs
and colorings.
in
At the Native Son's hall tonight
Misses Regina Rast, Maud Rast, Flo&ie
Shambrook and Elva Wimberly, will be
hostesses at what will undoubtedly be
the largest private party of the seassn,
tbe list of guests numbering near one
hundred and eighty. No adequate idea
of the beauty of the decorations can be
gained from a mere description for the
bare unattractive interiors of the two
two rooms and entry way have
been transformed into reallv charming
parlors. The entry way and dressing
room are done in Ecarlet andgreen,
warrior ferns and icarlet quince blos
soms being used for the floral decora
tions, and numberless Chinese lanterns
their gay coloring intensified by tho in-
candescenta within, threaded on bands
of scarlet and green are suspended over
head. The doorways are draped with
American flags. The main hall of
the building is in yellow and
green, ferns and bowls of jonquills
adding greatly to tho effect ol tho
color plan which is carried out
largely in bands of bunting and huge
fern fronds. The banquet room shows
green and purple, tho walls being
draped with fishnets into which ever
reen is threaded, and the flowers used
are bowls of violeta sot of by ferns,
Pedro and flinch will bo the games of
the evening, the winners to receive
handsome Gibson beads plaques done
in pyrography.
Card of Thanks.
We carrv from zoo to iooo Window Shades
I stock including the celebrated Henry W. Green sliade,
the best that money can buy.
IB. W. STRONG'S
J FURNITURE STORE
: ROSEBURG, OREGOrt
I desire to hereby express my sincere
thanks to all who so kindly aided me
with their assistance and sympathy dur
ing my recent groat bereavement in the
loss of my beloved son, Daniel W. Cox.
Mrs. Alma Cox.
Roseburg March 14, 1904.
the kind services rendered ua in behalf
of affairs to Manager Stubbs in Chicago 0 our fr0nd Danial Cox, who was ac
who immediately ordered the trestle ci(lently killed by the falling of a tree.
repaired.
8. K. Sykes and Charles Thorn are
contemplating the erection of another
story over their one story buildings in
the Taylor and Wilson block. They are
at present dickering with tho officers of
the local militia company for the rental
In tho tryout Ifor the dobating team,
for theltoeebnnz Hich School to meet
a simlllar team from the Eugene High
School, tho following were selected last
Friday night: Earl Strong, John Town-
send, Ed Moore with MisaHarel Jowett,
as substitute. The Baino question that
will bo debated against tho Eugene team
Wo also desire to thank E. B. Otting-
or for hia kind gonoroaity in serving
and furnishing a lunch to ,tho many
friends of tho deceased, our dopaited
friend Danial Cox, and also Thomas
Williams, for favors conferred in tho ac
commodations shown in behalf of tho
deceased and all those who aided and
participated in tho funeral services ; wo
wish in particular to thank W. a. iiam-
A Canyonlllvo Item.
For thirty days, commencing March
10, 1 will sell AT COST, for cash, furni
hitrdn-are. tinware and cranite-
woro. Como early to socuro good bar- ROSEBURG,
gains, for this offer will hold good only
lor tno iengm oi urne aioreauuuu.
20-apr I Jons E. Lovk.
When the Mists have Cleared Away-
You will want to make quick work with your
garden. We carry the finest line of the cel
ebrated Planet Jr. Tools in the county. Send
for catalogue, or better, call and see them.
CHURCHILL & W00LLEY
- - - OREGON
.1 .1 Tt ,1.. flf tn
OI lUUEumu. xi tuo uiiuua dot u, w I , , ., j .1. i.HA..t ,i : 1 """ --
rent the room it will be arranged for ' f P WBB "l 1 , A 7 "Z,', mitto for tho painstaking and the gooa
n,n,,;t. koii will asiouows; lUMuivcu, snrvipoB ho rendered as embalmer ana
be to tho best interests of civilization
for Japan to become the controlling
pewer in Eastern Asia."
their convenience. Tho main hall will
be 40x100 feet to be used for a drill
room. The floor will be ol well seasoned
quarter sawed flooring, which if kept in
condition will make an excellent dance-
ing floor. Besides this room tho militia
will have one-half of the present two
atory building on the corner for officers,
companya, store rooms, etc. Tho coBt
of the proposed addition will bo abont
$4000.
BORN
DONNING To tho wife of Frank Dun
ning of Myrtle Creek, at the residence
of Mrs. Noah in this city, Saturday,
March 10, 1004, a boy.
sorvlcos ho rendered as embalmer
undertaker: also tho Rev. H. O. Allen,
in kindly volunteering his sorvicos in
conducting tho funeral cormomoa ; w
desire to thjnk tho public in gonoral for
tho kindness extended.
Yours respectfully.
Fred Pilkinoton,
H. 0. Lkonakd,
Chab PmairoRD
and his many friends.
For Sale Cheap.
$300 Reward I
I will pay $S00 reward for tho recovery
A I. ir.iic-. vfh) was lost In the
mountains near Dadda creek on Jan.
18,1904, This offer of reward is good
until March 15, 1904.
Mrs. A. N. Drake.
Glondale, Or., Feb. 23, 1901. 13-ml-p
245 acres stock or dairy ranch 3
miles couthenst of MyrtlePoint, Oregon.
Fine now house, good out buildmg9.
Will sell with or without stock and fur
niture. Have good object for selling.
For particulars addresa
Carl W. Preesly,
Myrtle Point, Ore.
Title (Juarnntee&Loan Co.
T. O,
ROdKlWRU, ORSQOS.
D O. TlAaiLTon,
tuwatox,
FrefJiluat
Omcolnthe Court Hoa.o. Ptb ISiironlf com
plow lit ot ab-loltK l i D..KN OWOtj
Xtetricu and Certl flCAtw .l TUU- hm!M:tt
ut HUT t3T,H
DourIm coantj Un-J M miJUas rwre
fclwAUompIoU-wtulTnwiiW '
pl&Utn the lloyburii, oy-i, 0. h.
Met. Will tako Uuo pllut ojn Ji ut
salii
Notice.
Work nill bo resumed in the packing
house of Umpqua Valley, Prune Associa
tion on Mon bay Morning March 14th
The bridgo over Deer Crook having been
ropuried and cars placed last night.
Employees, will please take notice from
above.
R.L.UUc.
Pat Estes, one of tho men. who waa in
jured in the slido at tbe Cormcopia
mines, died from hia injuries Saturday
making three victims to date.
Col. Byera of Salem, former comandant
of the Soldiers' Home ia shaking hands
with old friends iu Roseburg today.
Attorney General A. M. Crawford
was up from Salem Friday and Satur
day on business pertaining to the case
of Kramer & Johnson Lumber Co.
Batisfaction without extra cost. It i
used and endorsed by tho leading men
ol thia county. For circulars and prfcea
address Stearns & Chenoweth, Oakland,
Ore., or 8. B. Crouch, Oakland, Ore. ly