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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (April 7, 1904)
Beo Bell Sisters' yj.QO triit.im.l Iil It's the Quality that Keeps the Customers Our Soring goods that are constantly arriving are well lctiowu for their qualit'. It is a pleasure for us to show this beautiful Hue. All we ask is for you to give us the opportuuitv. - . Note that our clotbingnts well and is up to date, our Dress Goods are uoblty and pretty, our Shoes are staunch and comfortable, our Hats are stylish and shapely, our Furnishings are uew and nobb', our Wash Goods are pretty and cheap in price. EVERYTHING 15 fiEW AMD GOOD The People's Store I. ABRAHAH, Prop. One Door Southof P. O. BEST Meal IN THE CITY FOR 25 CENTS. THE NEW J -sss it nrGTjlnT f Of Local Interest. Mrs, me and Main Streets Belle Collins For Good Pictures and Fair Prices Go To Smith's Sunbeam Photo Parlors Corner Pine and Lane Sts., Roseburg', - Ore. Chcadle & Johnson, dentists. Log Cabin Creams at Currioi's. Dr's. Cheadle & Johnson, dentists. W. A. Burr made a Oakland Tuesday. business trip to Abstract ol Title to Deeded Land. Papers prepared for filing on Govern ment Land. Blue Prints ol Township Maps showing , all vscantLande. FRAME. ALLEY Architect, Abstracter. Plans and Estimates for all Buildings. Special designs for Office Fixtures Office in new Bank Building. 'Phone 415 BOSEBORG. OREGON b. II. Mnith. ot .Mvrtie i'oint, was registered at the McClallen, Tuesday. Boys' clothing, from 4 to 14 years, a variety of kinds, AT COST, Ash & Att-well. John Livingston, a well-known piO' neer of Douglas county is quite ill at his home in Peel. Voiney Dixon is in the city from Oak land, visiting with his many friends and schoolmates, this week. T. G. Ruth, formerly in the . Plais- deaixr cilice, is at present employed in the ad alley of the Eugene Register, Mrs. S. K. Willet teturncd on Tues day evening's local, from Portland, where she has been visiting for the patt week. Notice of Forfeiture. Cotl&K Grove, Lane County. State ol Oregon, March 26. 11-01. To K. C Gnnn as administrator of the estate .of D. 15. Colton, deceased, and to Mrs. T. F. Wll jvm, Mrs. Cl&iV J. Tisdcl, Mls Carrie E. Mason, Miss May Hasin,Eratos Colton, Ben T. Gnnn, .and E.U. Goon, heirs at law of said D. B Col- Jon, deceased, and to all other persons claim- in? any right, title or iute ct. cither in law at equity In or to the mining claim herein after described, as heirs of the said D. B. Col tn, deceased or otherwise: Von and each of you arc hereby notified, that I the unJeri-Ifped, nave expended money and performed liber and wot t to the amount ol Oceilnndre-1 Dollars, upon the "Homei" lodw mlDingc aim, situattd in the Bohemia Mining District, in the County ol Douglas, Stale ol t Oregon; That the money so expended and the labor performed was performed and expanded on and between tbc 1st dsy of September and the 20th day ot Sptembcr A. D. 1903, in order to hold said premises under the provisions of Section 221 of the. Revised Etatatcs of the United States and laws of the Etate of Oregon, being the amount required to hold the same for the J car ending December 31, 1903. That said work upon said claim was per formed by Edd. Jcnks and Ben. Curry for and at the expense of the undersigned. And if within Ninety (90) days from the scr vice of this Notice upon you by the Sheriff or within Ninety (M) days alter service of lhi notice by publication you fail or refuse t) con tribute tbe proportion of scch expenditure as a co-owner, your interest in tbc f aid cla m wil become tbe property of the undersigned under raid Section 23JJ by reason of said f allnrc to contribute said pojortinn of said expenditure. ; FELIX CDKItlN. Free Lectures. Rev. S W. Gamble, D. D., will lec ture in the Presbyterian church Satur day evening at eight o'clock on "The Christian Sabbath." The churches will unite in a union meeting Sunday even ing at the Methodist church when Dr. Gamble will also lecture. Rev. Dr. Gamble has a national repu tation as the champion of the Christian Sabbath in all its aspects, and is worthy a hearing.- Sam Strader and sifter, Miss Mil.ie, left on Wdnesdav morning's loc 1 for Junction to visit their sister, Mrs. Johti Davis, of that place. Take vour ciothinfc to T. W. Carlun's tailoring establishment, opposite depot for cleaning, repairing and pressing AH work first-class. 25-tf. Brakeman Joe Lee, who has been lay mg off on account of a serious attack of the grippe, has returned to work on his runs, trains 11 and 12, between thia city and Portland. The Roseburg High school boya have organized a baseball team and are prac ticing daily to get in shape for the first game of the season to be played on rat nrday, April 16, with the Roseburg team of the Willamette League. The boys are also trying to arrange for uame with the Eugene High school and witli the Drain Normal. I have just received gold rollers for the purpose of rolling gold for - bridge and crown woi k, and as I use nothing but coin for shells am thus assured of its durability. Those desiring this data of dental work will do well to consult me. Parties out of the city may lie assured of prompt attention by making engagement by mail. Dr. Pearson , D. D. S. It may be interesting to know that the excess of rainfall during the month of March as recorded in the Roseburg weather bureau office, was4.4Gincl.es. The total excess of rainfall for the period beginning September 1st, 1903 is 7.20 in ches, and the total excess of rainfall for the entire year which will end Sep tember 1st this year is 2.94 inches, 30 20 inches of-raiu having fallen in the pa ft seven mouths and 33 2G inches l'iuz the average for the year. Mohair Wanted. It will pay you to Eee- us before you Eellyour mohair, a 11 Krnse & Newland. The Hood River school teachers will walk to Portland early during their summer vacation. They have decided on the Portland hotel as the terminus of their G5 mile walk, and will make that hotel their headquarters while in the city. They arc to walk 'he entire dis tance Arrangements are already being made for accommodations along the route for eating houses and places to stay over night. Those of the teachers who propose making the trip are Mrs. Emelie Shaw, Misa Minne Schangel, Miss Julia Hill, MissCora Copple, Miss Quinn, Mrs Margaret Reiil, Mibs Deitz. Glacier. Wood for sale. Leave order with J. F, Barker. tf T. C. Bloomer, of the McClallen House, was in Albanv this week. Frank Flook, of Portland, is visiting his parents, and friends, in this city. Elmetta Bailey of Baker City is visit ing relatives and friends in this city. Cultivators, plows, hoes, rakes, and a full toolsat Svke's. spading forks, line of garden Mrs. W. H. Jamieson and son, Harry, left, Wednesday morning, for Portland, to visit with relatives. T. W. Crlon will clean, press and re pair your clothing with neatness and dist-atch; give him a trial.- Shop oppo site depot. 25-tf fa. h.. fr-ykes has the largest stock of fishing tackle and base hall goods ever brought to Rofebtng See his stock be fore buy else where. A large line of builders hardware just received by S. K. Sykes. Those who expect to build this spring will do well by getting his prices before you buy. little from Mrs. Walter Patterson and daughter arrived in this this city. fceattle, We.lnoslay evening, to join Mrs. Patterson's husband, who is visit ing relatives here. Our spring lino of carpets has arrived, and ws are prepare to tit up vour house in the latest designs and colorings. Call and examine for yourself. B. W. Strong the Furniture man. 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 Drices. Hull :tnd see for yourself. 99- f Since the city concil have commence the talk of street improvement we will exp ct to hear of Miller and Eaven ;s in tention to build. These are the usual formal ppring topic-!. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson, of this city left Tuesday to visit the Worlds Fair at St Louis Enroute they will stop at San Francisco and Sjh Jose, Cal. They will also visit Mr. Anderson's re latives in Chicago. 'I have u?ed Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets with most satisfactory results," says Mrs. F. L. Phelps, Hous ton, Texas. For indigestion, billious ness and constipation', these tablets are roost excellent. Sold by A. C. Marsters &Co. Manager "Pap" Morrow has forward- ed the ticket money to all players on the Roseburg team and notified them to appear herp, for practice, April 12th. The uuifornis used by the Rosebunr team this year will bo gray trimmed with green. Probate Orders. Resignation of J. J. Brown, trustee of 1 10,000 for Sarah Emily Fioed.widow and legatee of J. C. Floed, sr., deceased, accepted and said trustee and bis bonds men released from any further liability. John W. Cowan, admr. of estate of - Caroline Cowan, deceased, authorized to sell at private sale, personal proper ty of said estate. Serious Stomach Trouble Cured. I was troubled with a distress in my (stomach, sour stomach and vomiting spells, and can truthfully eay that Cliamberlain'e Stomach and Liver Tab- leu cured me. Mrs. T. V. Williams, Lamsbnrg, Mich, ill eee tablets are guaranteed to enre every case of stomach trouble of this character. For sale by A. C. Mirstera & Co. Mohair Wanted. If you have Mohair to sell eeoL. A Marsters, headquarters at G. W. Rapps Will he in Roeeburg every Saturday. Captain J.. M. Williams, of Company C, and Lieutenant Raymond Babb, of Company A, who were mixed up in the row in the O. J. G. armory, at Eugene Thruaday night, in which Captain Wil liams struck Private Ora Wilsoi, of Com pany A, a heavy blow with his saber, have been placed under arrest by Major George O. Yoraa, commanding the First Separate Battalion, and both have been relieved of their commands. Charges havo been preferred against both officers, the complaints signed by Major Yoran and sent to the Governor who will assemble a court to try the men in the near future. The fact that the Eugene Blues' won't be in it, is demonstrated by a Roseburg- er's visit to Eugene. On arriving there the visitor stopped at the Uotel Gross, and as he Was being ushered up stairs to his room by the clerk, he happened to remember that the much talked of Frenchman, DuShane, was manager of the Eugene Baseball team. The clerk was immediately asked where Mr. Du Shane could be found, and in answer stopped and pointed to a door at the head of the stairs. The visitor took one look at the door and ran for his life tbe number of the room was fatal 13. Now if DuShane thinks ho can (and the pennant and occupy room 13, he's off. The familiar signature of Homer Davenport occupied a lino on the Mc Clallen house reeister. During Mr. Davenport travels through California on this trip he signed as a resident of San Francisco but since his arrival in Oregon hesignes as a resident ol Silverton, Ore, his old home. Remember that it is quality, not quantity, that we strive for in furnish ing our city trade, therefore you will always get the cheapest milk of tho Gaodib Dairy, because tho best. All retail milk .delivered in bottles. Onr special ties are cream, milk and butter milk. If you don't Eee the wagon, 'phone to the Creamery. 14-tf The High school debating team con sisting of Earl Strong, Edwin Moore and John Townsend, which is to debate in Eugene for the interscholastic cham pionship of the two schools on April 22, are preparing for the struggle of their career, to uphold tho prestige of our school. The question to bo debated on is a very live-one before tho public at the present time. "Reeolved that it is to the best interest of civilization that Japan becomes tho controlling power of Eastern Asia." Roseburg defends the affirmative acd are doing nicely in their regular weekly practice against picked debaters in and out of the school. Our boya go into tho contest expecting to win and the confidence of the public is with them. If wo loso wo will take our beating in a manly spirit. We already have a horse on Eugene, having won In the contest last year, Roseburg boing defended by Messrs. Diron. Townsenl and Davidson, but that will cut no ngure wun competent judges ol recog nized ability and good standing to bo chosen by the teams, who will decide entirely upon tho merits of tho individ ual debaters without any feeling of par tiality toward either team. It will pay you pftthy. to investigate If you desire good health Osteopahty Physicinn. Ostco 25 tf seo the 25 tf A. P. Churchill ai.d bin mother Mrs Churchill, of Bohemia mo the finest of F. K. Alloy of this city. Plain sewing and dressmaking is solic ited by Mrs. Wooteu on the corner of Oak and Stephens streets. Miss Mattie Perry, of this city, will leave, tomorrow, for Coburg, to spend the eummcr with her sister, Mrs. B. F. Russell. Have you seen that decant lino of lace curtains? We are showing also full line ol portiers and window shades. B W. Strong. Mrs. Aldrich and little daughter, .who havo been visiting frienjls-and relatives at Albany, returned home on Tuesday evening's local. Mrs. F. II. Farrar and two daughters have arrived hero from Portland to re side, Mr. Farrar being tho manager ol the Umpqua Water, Light and Power Co. They will reside in the Chas. An derson cottngo in North Roseburg. Mrs. Dale Willis, who has been in 1'ortland lor the past week, returned to' Roseburg on Tuesday evening's local Owing to the unsettled condition of rail roading at present, Mr. Willis docs not know whether ho will be stationed here or in Portland. I MONEY B ACK t V. Dining the m nth uf April we will issue wi the amount of y. ur purcuase. At the eud of tho month cliecks ot thai.! twill have their customers the amount of y t a-.h a date purchase money refunded. ur one base a dated riiinliVntcol 1 v.ui.i.a SldUUg will be selected and every person holding In other words we are coino- to nrp.it r days fal.i. We are not doiner this in n nhiUntumnt a u... .,.l,..i, w . , . . . r"""". iuuuu uui as one way or nil v 1. 1 t i .M 1 1 t ' v r- it m ii i lrnn ii MnnAin itAtiAU a ...... tlJ tvuluc UKllKr acquainted witn our store and whi ol making you our steady customers. The date will not be selected more momentous event we wi frm i mr tn ii. fr , , ' " maucements in the line of special sales. Re- memuer your money back if you are lucky. len you do this we are confident until May ist. In order to make this a Fully one half of tho trees struck by lightning are poplars. From this fact scientists conclude that ixjplar has some value as a conductor of lightning. Therefore, agriculturalists are advise! to plant these trees in the vicinity of their farm buildings. Hr.i. Geo. M. Brown is a canidatc for re election to tho office of Prosecuting Attorney of this district. Mr Hrown is an offical who has made a record for himself. He does his duty at all times and is an able prosecutor; in-fact he is classed as ono of the ablest prosecutors in the etate. He is (earless and makes every effort to convict men charced with crime and his work is appreciated by all !a-v respecting tieople. Mvrtle Point Enterprise. Special No. 1 Meu's Black Russia Calf Shoes, New Styles and New Goods. The Re nowned Florsheim make. A fairly com plete line of sizes. Regular price, - . $3 50 & $ 4.00 Money back sale price - $2.60 Special No. 2 Ten patterns Scotch flannel waist ings, new patterns, will wash without loosing color, unexcelled for shirt waists, boys' waists or summer suits in three qualities which sold for 40, G5 & 75 cts. 75c grade Money back Sale Price 53c 65c " . 43c 40c " " " 27c And new goods are arriving daily. Our styles are new; our prices are right. . All materials shrunk by our new Our Spring Stock is now almost Complete Be sure to ask for a duplicate sales check when making cask purchases steam process free of charge. New Golf Shirts, Ladies and Meu's Shoes, Summer Dress Goods, Laces and Embroidries, Underwea Boy's Clothing, Hosiery, Calicc-cs, Ginghams, and Milliner'. NOTICE: The above money back offer applies only to cash purchases not to money paid on account or charge sales JOSEPHSON'5 The Big Store M ' ROSEBURG, ORE. Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Sandford most delightfully entertained a party number ing about forty guests, Tnelsy evening: complimentry to Mrs. R B. Hotiftnn of Salem who is the guest of friends in the city. The decorations were pretty indeed being chiefly of ferns and lillies Flinch and 'W provided the an nse ment of thu evening, Mrs. T. W. Wright won the ladies prize at 600 .a Haviland plate, and a handsome burn' wood plane went to Mr. F. W. Benson the tuccessful gentleman at 500. Mrs. J. C. Sheridan won at flinch and aleo re ceived a beautiful piece in burnt work Misses Anna Clark and Virginia Byrd assisted Mrs. Sandfonl. At the age of 90 Samuel Mowcry has sacrificed his life at Washington, N J. to save William Drake, aged SO from burning to death. Ihey were in a meadow burning ofTdead grass and soon Drake discovered that his clothing ws on fire. He tottered and fell, crying ft r aid. Mowcry hastened to hint and tried to beat out the (lames with his cap and bare hands. Too weak to carry the victim, Mowcry managed to roll him over several times, then fell senseless, overcome by the smoke anil his exer tions. No jwreou was within hailing distance and Mowerv pertEhisl in the flume.". Members of t!ie family found both men lying in the charred rubbish several hours later. Mowcry was burn ed to a crisp, but Drake may recover. The city election Tuesday in Eugene was a hotly contested one, the principal issue being the saloon question, although the questions of tho Carnegie library and municipal ownership of light and water plans cut quito a figure. The ad vocates of saloon license elected three of the four councilmen. The library and light and water plants carried by large majorities. There was considerably ex citement over tho election. During the campaign there has exieted a bitter feel ing between tho anti-saloon forces and their opponents. At the falls in the fourth ward a1out noon Rev. B. F Rowland, pastor of thu M. E. Church, who has taken an nctivo part in the campaign, and Councilman J. I). Mat lock, who was a candidate lor re-election, became engaged in n heated dis cussion, resulting in the councilman slapping the minister in tho face. By standers interfered and further trouble was averted. More votes were cast than has been at any previous election, there being 1125 votes polled. All day long carriages decorated with banners were busy carrying voters to tho polls. MARRIED. McBEE PARMENTIEU. On Tues day, April 5, 1904, at the home of J. G. Belieu, in thia city, William Mc Bee, of Bridge, Coos county, to Miss Bessie Parmentier, recently of Seattle, Wash., Rev. J. II. Merryman, of the United Brethren church, being tho of ficiating clergyman. DIUD. REED. At his homo in Kdenbower, Tuesday April 5, 1901, Patrick Reed aged G9 years, 9 montha. Tho deceased camo to Roseburg with his family, from Nebraska, about three years ago. Ilia wife, two sonB and four daughters, survivo him, all of whom reside here except one son and one daughter who aro in Nebraskn. Tho funeral was held from tho M. E. church iu Edenbower Wodnosday at 2:30 p. m. Services wore conducted by Rev. Geo. C Ritchey, of this city. Interment follow ed iu the Masonic cemetery. For Sole Cheap. 245 acres stock or dairy ranch 3 miles toutheast of Myrtle Point, Oregon. Fine new house, good out buildings. Will Eell with or without stock and fur, niture. Havo good object for selling. For particulars address Carl W. Prcsaly, Myrtle Point, Ore. r These sro dll you need With a Rock Island System time table and one of our folders, "Across the Continent in a Tourist Sleeper," you can easily figure out your route to any point in the East. The Hock Island has its own lines from Denver, St. Paul and Minneapolis to Omaha, Kansas City, Chicago, Memphis and i.aoo other towns and cities in the Middle West. It is a good railroad and its trains are as com fortable as money can make them. Write or call and I will take pleasure in giving you full information. L. B CORHAM, Certara Agarrf, 140 Third StTMt, Portland, Ora. CARP ETS Elegant Axiriinster Velvet and Tapestry Full line of Ingrains Both Wool and Cotton We are showing a fine" line of Lace Curtains which have just arrived. Fifty pairs of Portiers in the latest designs and coloring?. in GARDEN o p ALL TOOLS KINDS Cultivators, Garden Forks' Hoes, Rokes of Hardware, Fishing Base Ball Goods. Call and see them at Plows, Spadinjr and a Full Liuc Tackle and S. K. SYKES, Roseburg, Oregon Contractor H. Snook and his daugh ter, Miss Fay, returned to their homo in Salem, Wednesday. Harry I.insor has returned mines on Coffee creek, nfter months' visit iu this city. to his few Mrs. W. R. Willis spent a fov days this week visiting her daughter, Mrs. S. D. Evans, in'-Coles'Valley. i . II. D. Ersman, of Grant" Pass, arrived in this city today, and will enter the employ of ArO. Marsters fe Co. J. H. McNameo has purchased the grocery interests of Watson &. Woodruff, on tho corner of Cass and Jackson streets. Tho following officers were re-elected for tho ensuing year at tho regular meo'ing of the 'i)5 Mental Culture Club, Tuesday:. Mra. Hattio Renson, presi dent; Mrs. S. C. Flint, 1st vice Pres.; Mrs. Walter Hamilton, 2nd vice Pres. ; Mrs. Daisic Anderson, Sec. ; Mrs. J. C. Fullerton, Treaa. Miss Minnotto Barrett, an actress of "Tho Man Behind tho Gun" company, was married yesterday in Now York, at tho Church of tho Transfiguration (The Littlo Church Around tho Comer), on East Twenty-ninth street, to Lieutenant Hiram E. Mitchell, of tho United States Artillery, Fon of Senator John II. Mit chell, of Oregon. Rev. Dr. Houghton, rector of tho church, performed the ceremony, and among those presort wcro Mies Margaiot Smith, of tho "Checkers" company, a" sister of tho bride, and Mmo. A. do Fronfrido Smith, her mother. Lieutenant and Mra. Mit chell will reside for tho present at Fort Hamilton, Now York harbor. Both Lieutenant Mitchell and his bride form erly resided at Portland Oregon. CALL FOR Bock eer Now on Tap All Around Town Roseburg Brewing & Ice Co. Title Ouarantee&Loan Co. R03KtlORO, OKEOON. I. I). Hamiltok, Prcaliliml D C. IIlXILTOK, Secy, and rreaa Offlco tn tho Contt House. Havo tho on !om nluU-iset ol abstract boo in DomsUat' nt Abstracts and Certificates ot TJtlc turnii-!-, j . Douglas county land and mining olMms Hare aluo a complete etotTTcinit o all tonntp plats tn tho Kiwebarx, Oregon, U. S. Ura pi, iriot. Will mako bine prtnt copies o; aujr township. Ii. Little, DENTIST. Oaklant), Or$);"n t ! We carry from oo to iooo Window Shades : Ptck: including the celebrated Henrv W. Green shade at T . . I me oest mat money can buy. I B. W. STRONG'S ; FURNITURE STORE j ROSEBURG, OREGOfi kopYK When the Mists have Cleared Away You will want to make quick work with your garden. We carry the finest line of the eel-. ebrated Planet Jr. Tools in the county. Send for catalogue, or better, call and see them. CHURCHILL & W00LLEY ROSEBURG, - - , OREGON A Direct Line to Chicago and nil points east; Louis ville, Memphis, Now Orleans, and all points south. Seo that yonr ticket reads' via tho IL LINOIS CENTRAL R. R. Thoroughly modern trains connect with all trans continental lines at St. Paul and Oma ha. II your friends aro coming west let ua know and wo will quota them direct tho specially low rates now in effect ftom all eastern points. Any information as tl rates,, routes, etc., cheerfully given on apblication. R. II. TRUMBULL, Commercial Agent, 14'i Third St., Portland, Ore. J. C. Lindsey, T.F.&P.A,?, 142 Thiol St., PortlandOre. P. B. Thompsou, ' F. & P. A., Room 1, Colman Bldg., Seattle, Wash. sit. Notice. Now'a the time, select what you wish, and wo will ship when ready. Kico & Rice, tho House Furnishers, will be nt tho following places tho following dales: Myrtle Creek, April 3, 4, 5; Riddle, 6, 7; Canyonville- S.9,10; Glendale, 11, 12,13. Swell line of Carpets, Wall Pa pers, Shades, Couches, Stores and Ranges. Seo oar samples aud got our r rices. 25-4t Pr M. F. Rice. Mrs. Allie Stieridau and daughHer?, Misses Maude and Gertrude, left, this morning, for their home at Pendle ton, altera short visit hero" with, relatives and friends. Conductor Ed Tynan i& again on trains Ko. 15 and 16 between this city and Ashland. Conductor Bristow, who formerly had this run, is working out of Portland. Mr. Tynan will movo his family to this city. And Portland lost again, thia time to Oakland.