THE N.NETY-F.FTH ARCHBISHOP
CANTERBURY.
He i rw
Vl.lt a . Tho,n"' Becket to
Canterbury, the Rlh P f
D IT UJe Knt Hon. and rnt
Hai. .a-
Dr. 1Bomas Davidson
hi.h "1 " "taety-flfu,
nrcli-
WJ ranter jnrv
been founds , aT-". bce aa'
the nr8t r. i i
Mt. He coniI7 . ou
American retUrU of
-S2i?L!L La ni both
ttese motives f r m TrT'
operatlon bet 1! r co-
Canity. ;r . Ior.cei Cbrls-
tem. 01 Totesta-
Dr- David-on- - .
of constant JTTT
of jrood works. F-
urgn m 1848 -
-it-
- m one
- the promotion
was born In Ediu
nd educated at Oxford,
oecame chaplain and private
-try to the archbishop of Canter
bury of that time, the late Or. Talt.
This appointment Influenced his mm
In several Important MtpMta. First.
me young clergyman fell in love with
Miss Edith, daughter of the archbishop,
and the affection was reciprocated.
Tnelr marriage followed, and the union
mm oeen an ideally happy one. The
young girl, whose early years were
associated with the pictures que Lam
beth palace, became in later life, by a
curious turn of fortune, mistress of
that historic structure.
Dr. Davidson's relations with Arch
bishop Talt led him in the ni'Xt place
to have much to do with the assem
bling of the Lambeth conferences ::ud
made him an ardent advocate of move
ments designed to promote Christian
unity. Then, again, his work as pri-
rate secretary of the archbishop also
brought him into close relations with
THE ASCHSISHOP OF CAJTrEBETBT.
lneen Victoria and led to his appoint
ment as aean or inasor and domestic
chaplain to the queen. This was in
1888. Before that year rich canonries
bad been offered him. but he had pre
f erred to continue as private secretary
to Archbishop Tait and. after his
death, to Archbishop Benson because
Of the opportunities for usefulness the
Position gave him. From lxl to 1893
he held the bishopric of Rochester, re
puted to be the most laborious diocese
to Knglanrt, and In 1895 he was" ap
pointed bishop of Winchester, in which
post he was serving when
archbishop of Canterbmr
to said he was off '
State rt t -
ajie--
..otnted
. in 1U03. It
i-ed the post of P11
. ueath of Archbishop Ben
uut declined the honor, and Dr.
Temple, then bishop of London, was
nominated for the see of Canterbury.
At the death of Dr. Temple he was
again offered the post, and his accept
a nee of it was very popular both with
In the Established church and without
It. He was a great admirer of the
noted dissenting divine. CL B. Spur
geon, and pronounced the 1. en. -diction
at hte grave. He was a warm friend
of the late Cardinal 'au;.'!i:i!i sad
when In Scotland has not only attend
ed Presbyterian services, but preai -hed
In Presbyterian pulpits. The arch
bishop's sympathies are broad and his
ideals high. Although tradition Im
poses upon the occupant of the see of
Canterbury the observance of niucn
ceremonial and the income of the post
la 175,000 a year. Dr. Davidson prefers
a simple life and democratic ways
When leas burdened with dignities, he
waa wont to drop into a cbeap res
taurant and chat with the clerks over
tbajr lunch or climb on top of a bus
and talk with the driver. He Is a man
of much tact and courtly demeanor.
tout has no patience with some of the
customs which have been handed down
In England from time immemorial.
Tba Church of England and the Epis
copal church in the United States be
ing each national churches, the arch
bishop of Canterbury has no official re
lation to the Episcopalians of this coun
try, but the two churches have many
Interests in common, and It Is Dr. Da
Yldaon'a wish to promote them.
GOOD HARNESS
Everyone who ha occasion
to spend good money for har
ness wants good harness for
that monev. That' the kind
we sell. Every article that
goes out of our shop if baud
made and guaranteed to give
entire satisfaction. ThatV
a. much as you can exiect.
WAGONS AND BUGGIES
new and second hand furni
ture, shelf hardware and a
thousand and one other ar
tit lc to be found in a store
tike oars. We arc in a posi
tion to make it to your finan
cial interest to trade with us
BRADLEY
JACKSON ST- BLODCETT'S CLD STAND
0F I Humor mt Philosophy 1 1 ! AND 1 1 Pf.ssior
.-c..SHmi L I (MORE i No,'.
Comlng?
Y. -s !
W uliout May!
f" the bills
J"sitiveh- no ,.,. .
the weather' on account of
will be her.- whether
T havc rain. h:.il
r"r' mile s-ale.
". mud.
Flood
P'aln weather
f"r the t.ll I r-..
11 I lie ),,.....
ell if i . . .
ahe' '
not to k !
ii;K nb,.ut fp
T,"s S.tr--Everj-
..d
jMeea a ton
niiiuuo .t the
-Mtl'lt And. hullv
If free!
mon
Cee!
!-" t oaae ,.f the side shows.
Hut. c.. . knows.
Th y'n. worth the small sum of a dime
Every time.
Snake charmers!
Guaranteed to please city folka an4
farmers.
Glass eaters
That are world beaters!
Ar.J they're not a circumstance "
To the boocMe eoichie dau.e!
Edi:eated horse?
Cf course.
Ar.J then the list has Just begun.
It's a sulid week of fun.
Bauds.
Pe inut stands.
R. d lemonade.
A m . nster parade
In short, th, pacx that kills
For jartii ulars s-e smail bills.
Could Beat That Cjrne.
"llow
wonL
you like ,it it
yoti llvI in a
time whet! met
had .to work fot
their board auJ
clothes:"
All right;
would s.1 thai
my employe
lost money or
me."
Mcrgie jfthe Farm.
When Margie p.-es 1, wn to the fa.-m
There truly Is eaai for alarm.
She chases the cars
And tries to catch rats
Acd stops up their holes with heruirm.
She frichtcr.s t!u? old mnrb
men turns the pi(rs out of th
And ail of theidav
npen.
She does w hat she may
To make extra work for the men.
She pulls on the dinner b.ll wire.
And. thinking the place Is on fire
Because of thedin.
The neipboors rush In
And say cutting" things to her sire.
Wben Margie, goes down to the farm
Tnere truly is eause for alarm.
A justice Xtt peace
Ard all. the police
Could not keep this tlnn from harm.
Outgrown That.
'She said she would lie a sister tc
him."
"Did he ask her to sew
for hiiu?"
on button-
"Sew on buttons: You evidently do
not kuow the aaafefM sister."
Business Head.
"Tie is going to marry the cook."
"He always was a master hand tc
save monev."
Difference of Sex.
A little lady of sixteen
Too fresh can never be.
But, oh. a boy about that size.
Pert, self Important and all wise.
For slipper treatment should b laid
Across his grandma's knee.
tba
a
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
The
reason that the f.;)ow wh. ! tll.
knows
nil l , ..
all aliunt It never
r,i,in I.. " t
ic cauurw- ye snows v. Lucbi
that isn't so.
Onr beigbtr's cbllf
be the epitome '
diclplln " ..en are no apt tc
crw , manners and poor
uiat It is no wonder that our
dear little darlings can't pet along
with them.
One of the unexplained mysteries of
the ages is how a boy manages to stick j
the contents of what would load an j
ordinary freight car In his pockets.
J the bravest are the tenderest the
chicken that is served at some piacea
must have been a cowurdly old sinner.
The man who takes his politics from
his father and his religion from his
mother Is also apt to take his orders
from his wife and back tall; from his
son.
A man flatters a woman as a mattei
of course; a woman flatters a man as a
matter of business.
Order is heaven's first law. and wom
an, lieiug naturally law abiding, takes
wonderfully to the giving of orders.
When a man Is in doubt he asks his
wife and then do the other thing.
When you find It ncesaary to call I
man a liar, hire a pugilist to do the fab
-mall Ham for Kent.
A 2 acre farm atiitable for gardenti)?
poultry raisine and hayinft, one mile
and a quarter east of Roseburg on Deer
Creek, plenty of farm tools and inipli
tnents on the place. For further parti
culars call at Millikin's Shoe Store,
Roseburif. tf
Waxtkii. Industrioua man or woman
as permanent representative of big man
ufacturing company, to look after its
business in this county and adjoining
territory. Business successfal and es
tablished. Salary $20.00 weekly and ex
penses. Salary paid weekly from home
office. Expense money advanced. Ex
perience not essential Enclose self
addressed envelope. General manager,
Como Block, Chicago A 22-tf
A Snap.
For sale, 10 acres, near Roseburg,
mostly choice garden ground, good
liuildiwr" aud very desirably situated.
Apply Box MS, Roseburg, Ore. sl2p
The straw hat begins to look ashamed
of jtaelf.
f 'he HE. ! OCDIrn . .... I I.U '
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r
I uinitN ANY I .ddv i. xi i.
i qtvi c it t.,; i
u 1 I LL Ml I Hr II
! a. weal -- 4
HEADI
Rf" i u H T
.ofAURANT
MEALS 25 CENTS
NEARtheDEPOT
GOSPEL SINGER S BRIDE.
Bvaiinrelint Mennder found Ilia
Wife In lieltslona Work.
There is au interesting romance in
the career of the pospel singer, Charle
M. Alexander, the colleague of Hev. Dr.
R. A. Torrey of the Moody Kible insti
tate, Chicago. For two and a half
years Hessr Torrey and Alexander
have been odtictlag revival meetings
in .rtMt Britain, Australia and other
,.:irts of the world. During a memora-
I le mission in Hirminghaui. England, In
nd l cbruary hust Mr. Alexan
e tme acqnalxtod with Miss Hat
en I'adbnry, daughter of the late Rich
ard Cadbury. a well known cocoa man-
MRS. CHAIU.ES M. ALEXA.VDEK.
ufacturer whose proat wealth waa used
in nimierous ways for the benefit of his
feilow men. The ilanphter has followed
in the batatapa of l.er futher and de
tot. -.1 !.. r Dtaarjr talents to brinaring
Iiiui-:s Dato th.- live of others. a'"
f her ttttenti..!) baa been a Much
as tba . .m.liti.m , ' --Pn to lin-
prls. Like Mr.
lei? u'uortunate
ou: .t.lislirO ii:iisici-
-"ler. nbe Is an ae-
n ... ...
an.! riata an.l 1 , , ' "u-,lnc "e organ
p .u. r :;tlj s, -,avi"S voice of much
lelli.. lr...i. .-
luu. 'i iiitri... . , wt? so
, ,11 a,'0aj
Works Itrwl In
''-or. It was natural th.s
Vciiii-
tuati and wotiinn -- v.
mawn
- : -V Ftn... ew -
Vnc I t'etvreen them, aua -sulP
ratoped int., a man m-, 0118 de
ineir aataiTtfaCa at ir. - .ntlc
liar' -title feeling
tvas eewbiaatad nee- ..mgham In July
Ou.'lker hakSM a . ., .in.nl.
TTr
'aa7vr v "' UriUC talOIIttlUK lO
ot ITa nds. The Friends'
house wui;re the ceremony waa
.rf.'riucd was tilled with Invited
- ami, besides thi-se. thousands
of friends of the happy couple blocked
the streets. A reception was held at
the l adliury home, adjoining the man
si .u of Joseph Chamberlala Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander came to America for
their wedding tour, taking part In the
convention of evangelistic workers at
Xorthiield. Mass. The bride Is heart
and soul in her husband's work, and
her abilities and accomplishments, aa
well as her great wealth, make her an
effective aid to him.
A BRILLIANT MATCH.
The Alllanre of Mia. Alice BUshf
and Gerard 1. outlier of Lngland.
Miss Alice P.!it:ht Is one of the hand
somest girls In the Newport set, and
her proapectiTe marriage to Gerald
Ixiwther of Ixjndon, British minister to
Chile, naturally excites much interest.
It promises to be one of the most bril
liant international alliances of the pe
riod, for Miss might Is an exceptlonallj
clever girl, nnd Mr. Lowther Is one of
the rising men in the British diplomat
lc service. Miss Blight Is the daughter
of Atherton Blight of Newport, New
allBS ALICE HLIOHT.
York and Philadelphia. She Is tall and
has liht hair nnd blue eyes. She
achieved a social success In London and
was received by the queen and enter
t.iii ed by several duchesses.
Mr. LavWtfaer Is the son of the Hon.
Wlliiani Lowther, brother of the pres
ent Ear! of I onsdale. His advance
ment in the diplomatic service has been
rapid, and he has served In Madrid,
Constantinople nnd Vienna. As minis
ter to ( Idle he has a salary of $10,000
per annum. His friends expect that be
will ere long be made an ambassador.
Both Mr. Lowther and Miss Blight
are fond of outdoor sports. He waa
formerly noted as a football player, and
she has won fame ns n horsewoman
and In sailing yachts. Mr. Lowther
was formerly the secretary of the Brit
ish embassy to this country, and as
such was very popular at Washing-toe.
aaaaaaa
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L 2d
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' K IKE
i i tiki
Oflice'in the Ahralutni Baiktiaj
(Over the t'ontofflre in the jfli. e hore
Ufore aeeafsti by lr. J. R, I'linpmau
Roeeborg, Oregon
QR.tJKO. K. BOUOK,
Pliyscian iS Surgeon.
OtBce Review KM.
t.oM'l-l'Ko
ORKUON
Hi a , Maoi n
H lV.M
DENTIST,
Ktvii Biilidlng,
Room 8 and I
Teli phone So HI
iKflKl. l.KI.,vh
M. Cuwpoas , J. 0. anoa
Attorneys it Law,
KoomilAt, Bank Build.. KOgBBCaU ' H
MP'Bualneu before lh 0 I Laud o Be. i
mining cae a ipectalt) .
J C. FULl.ERTO.V
Attoruey-at Law.
WgjMJHla all the MaM .,,.1 K..iera, UmrM
Offloe to Mark BI.Jk.. K.-,..,irg. Oreiioi.
Fa
W. BENSON.
Attorney-at-Law.
Bank Building MMKUTKO, 0RK
DUCHAKAN .v UREMNUEB
J- A. Bl . HiN.N
1 L
UMM,IH
Attorneys-at-Law
Rooms 1 and J
Mater Buildiug
ROSEBt Ri.. i
REUON
q;:. B. 1 8TUDLET,
ratteopathic
Physician
alx. rr,.d rrl,l ,.. lh. ire..,,., ,,,
t'onaullallo
n Irrr
IM...
' -'uge i..r .pi-.ttan,
arrange f..r pi
by pb,
OBJi-e oter the NM OOiee
Heatdet M It. t. i,rtTr. ,. .
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ffce
lie No.
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W. MARSTKRS
Attonitv-at
Notary P
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ablic
Martert nnil.liuj.
DR.
r W. HUNT
DEMTI5T
OAKLflMD. ; . OREGON.
Sooiaty W t.ting,.
P A A. M.
.ur
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H slils rettui
10 -asBl I t aa a-ir i i i a i
a I
a . - ' aV- "- ' "B V ' I I
ana i arm w aw.i.r. ,.
esch
month.
J- T . Baiii.Ks, vi
Haw .-eian .
K. T. JlWa fT
B.
I . O. KLK s. Rue-ti ,rg Ludtf.- ..
'!&. Hti.j! ritmr comtcanea-
'lOO at 1 O. I) H 14.11 ,vn aa. I
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"v ..rao J f.Ur.'tiHVa ot rinrh rYir.r,'W
Ail member r.niut . ' - 1
a , 1 ra ' rL'l
ri-tn-
lariv ana 4 visiting brtaihe-i
Uy lnTitad u attend.
rordi
D . F. h. Wa.Tg, K. K
KOV McCLAlXra, .-erttk.-t.
0. I). 1st BKPAKATK litT-rii i rraai
. - . i i i.i.i' ...
O.N. Ij , meeta at i-mi.r lU ..rrv
rharaday eTenu-a, a, 8 a'clock.
F. B. BaMOJB, Capl.
I.
O. O. f Pbiletartan lo.lge No. B
Mete in Odd reliow' Temple, c -r
Der Jackwon and ('aa traul mm
Saturday evening of each week Mem
ber o' the order in oood .i anilirxr a .
invibrd to attend.
J. C. Twitch ell, N. G.,
N.T. Jiwrrr, SereUry.
K.
of B. Alpha LodKe No. 47. u
every W eineday, in I. Ol. O V
Hall a. 7 :30 p. m. Miawvraar. .
good standing pre invite-', to attend.
tiKo. W. Kimiiall, (.; ('
Elmbb Wimbkkly, K. of K. As," '
L
ILAC CIRCI.-No. ftV V om of
woixlcralt. mmm onl.l and 4th
llmrnJayg ol each moi, .1 h- 1
O. t). F. Hall. Viaitinif, members in
eood standing are in vitet. r attend
Jonee, Gnanliaa J. eiehlKir."
iJell Morian, Sexretarv.
Second and FoujrlK
Thursdti v.
0.'
K. 8. Ko aaVrr- ffaaaasssasa (In B
Holds t'jtjh-Ter dar meeting on the
tlrtt gr.d third Thttralara in Asieh
Bonth. V'jiHng members in good
itandu k are reepac.lliHv invited to at
. Maude Rast, W. M.
Kegir.a Ram, Sea reUry.
OO DM EN OF THE WORLD.-Oak
lamr No. Ll5. Meets at the Odd
Fellowa' Hall, in Rosehnrs-
arat and third Monday evening
Visit-
ma, neurnoora alwava welcome.
I). F. Fisiihii. C. C.
J. A. Buchanan, Clerk.
u
NITED ARTISANS, Cmpqtia As
sembly No. 106, meets second aud
fourth Saturdays of each month it.
Native Sons' hall. Visiting memlers
will receive a cordial welcome.
A. C. Marstkks, M. A.
Mi.vnik Jonks, Secretary.
Mas Sold A Pile Of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
1 have sold Chamberlain's Ooagh
Remedy for more than twenty years and
it has jriven entire satisfaction. I have
sold a pile of it and can recommend it
highly. Joseph SicElhiney, Linton,
Iowa. You will find this remedy a good
friend when troubled with a cough or
cold. It always affords quick relief and
is pleasant to take. For sale by A. C.
Marstera & Co.
Men Wanted at Alca.
Men wanted for mill and yard work
at Alca, Oregon. Apply to mill giiKtr
intendant, Pacific Timber Co.
ce of Publi
cation.
t titt.-. I Htt,. Laad Office
ow biuK, or. Jt li i n
c i herel.y Klven th.t in
June ." I':"1 '"'" ',. '.e ot o( of
tl.u' J.. anMrted "A act ((ir thn Ml" of
uf August
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in ive.' i.nre. emu iy ,
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Martin, all of How
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Anv and all ierK.iim
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Noti
ce foi Publication.
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anatlaia, r.-i!..ii. J ah xt. iui
iff " iT'7 rv"n thai In c.,in,.lianca
ot
tt r 'i i . .-"' i ior me
ale of
rf " ' mil"" hi uie .-iaie ..! i allfurn
la. i ireKon
. ,,' . '"inm.Jii i erriiory, aaaztand
Atodl Ik publls land .lata, bj'aci of au,ua
a-ia .aim n aanincton rerrli,
JOHN HI l irk.
ir spriaaa, eoaatj at iniukIm. sute
thh oai l lad ia thin aaan
of-ul,,!.
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and .-K'4 nu of h
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Damp m .-intii Sanaa
an d a .1: offer pna.l toihow that the lan . ' '2.
hi more raluabla tea n ttaabax or it VIE
Went
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f ' .r.. f Iim nu.,i.i.. ,
bli
oiiica iiZ3SmMZ
, BOTaataoaj . um Mta ia- ,,i o.
ntier. IXH
.. Warren Be.tty.
Jtftf ll. Of RlMT-
aaaora, of sulphur
ueorce minn and llarrj
nr.; nr. mnm, and filial B
KpriDaa, oregoa.
Ai. Hiid nil pern rl
atawra aaacribad la:. .in
.lining a.lvenelv the
ttlelr rtalla. in llllH of
.! ol H t..vr. l'JUt.
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are re.Uetel to rile
' oa or before laid 2uih
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Kegiatrr
Notice f Guardian.
Not iv h.
by i'let ot lb
glTSHI taaal the underanrnnl
utitt . .urt. made and saaassaai
iti tlie journal id
au, eiiiirt
ardlan of
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on rvpi Mb. 1.
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aa. oa ihc in! .la. at vi ivmi 'irideialene.l
wo ij o i.,u. , j, Vj( bv
gn d.il) apt ., at, Imkxe. its iuia' ol Ore
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.. 'W., 'i.laleuf ihtaaotitv
I 'll I. lotted limt Ibla
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plember.
Baaajsjlai at 1
ccaed
CMt m .FKMANN.
.,r . .
Mty i
f Julu .
A brum
ale
I
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1 Constraclors an 4 Builders.
a
bi!
I
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Ir l,rv , ..til. I M.-.. .
Frank '
trmtv-i
lor lb.-
Ml. .
bfla K.wt.
. ' at t Ji..l.fc-r
' a It ala.l T.-m nl. .,1 ih
- ; !'-- ir K.a-biirg. Oregon
l'.al - and SJ.ee. tletlt ,be Mmc nn
area I tu .m- -I M. ..., Roaa-burg.
i rec aj
A er1 - '' Ave pevi-rnt of the amount
. f baa i ;tit m, aj,, ,h
IM right and pri.vikfc t. reaaarted to reject
I 1 ,,", Bv o.ler oi the Board of
lat.aa. ler a..( the Ma taaksjai Building AsM-la-t..rr..
,: Ko'bt. rg. Ore.
FriMk 8. Mircu.1.
It .xretary.
Mow Ariout our Summer Vacation?
N-w
deal -e
v as.
rt on the Ya.piina Bay is the
is-idv resa.rt . 1 the North F'acific
Round tri ., tickets at greatlv fe-
iuceal rater
n t .tie from all South ren
r:ieinr prMnfa in
luui ist. Aak
I'n-goti. on and after
L'.-iit lor lurtiiiT inior
:iiat:..ii and a h.iii.lsa.me; v illustrated
BUaiegsir l..V let, or write to Kdwm
Stone. Manager C.V K K. U... Albany
Ore., or V , K. I onian, t;. P. A., S. Is.
Co.. Port axii.i. M tt
Sour Stomach.
When 1.W u intity of food taken is
' trio Urge ir tl,e .juality too rich, soar
stomact lik 1 to foil.,, and especial
ly f sr.e- .lig.-s jin ha l-eu weakened
. by .' raKin-ation. Kat sloalv and not
b-fr .. ' o i-Ov dlge.te.1 ftaal. Ma-
taea
tte Jaod thoruughly. i : five
iiaiva la.taeen uieaK and when
you ft an a fit lines. and weight in the re
gion f :he (toiiiarfi after eating, take
t'liat. iri laic 's Stomach and Liver Tab-,et-
: iiki the -our rtoin tidi may he aavoid
ad. " nh' t.v A. (.'. Marsters .V Co.
.Trn N anted.
'Tornt cop ' wiaral at
F ,r tinilier to work in.
I a-r cord. A psajy to
..vlendale, Oi v.
t lend. lie. Good
Price paiJ, $1.75
W. K. M is ki.
tf
Em' rsency Medklnea.
ft is a ereat convenience to have at
hatul reliable remedies for use in case
of accident and for slight injuries and
ailments. A food liniment and one that
is f;i-t btH-oiiiiiia; .1 favorite if not a house
hold in aaaaity is Chamberlain's Pain
Halm, liy applying it promptly to a cut,
brain or hum it allays the pain and
ctt't-e-' the injnry to heal in alxnit one
thinl the time tfnallv reiiuireil, and as
it is an antiseptic it prevents any danger
if Utwd iisoning When I'ain Balm
is kept at baad I retain may lie treated
bafora inflammation 't in, which in
on s a quick recovtry. For sale by A.
C. Marsters ,V C.
In Praise Uf Chamberlain's Colic,
Cholera and DUrrhoea Remedy.
"Allow ma to give yoo a few words in
praise of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy." says Mr. John
Hainlett, of Eagle F, Texas. "I suf
fered one week with Imwal trouble and
took all kinds of medicine without get
ting anv telief, when my friend, Mr. f
Johnson, ,1 merchant here, advised 1 v
to take this remedy. Alter taking one
dose 1 felt greatly relieved and when I
had taken the third dose was entire'y
cared. 1 thank joa from the bottom oi
my heart for putting this great remedy
in the hands of mankind." For sal. by
A. 0. Marsters Si Co.
Cattle Strayed.
Three steers branded "Y" on left hip,
also " I. I)," on left side. Suitable re
ward civen for information leading to
their recovery. E. R. Downs, Rose
burg, Ore. tf
Vina of Dissolution of Partnirship.
Notice is hereby given that the part
nership heretofore existing between
Adam Johnson and John 1.. Clark, aa
Johnson & Clark, liquor dealer has tlrs
day lieeu dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr. Clark retires and Mr. Johnson
continues the business. All bills will be
paid by said Johnson and all accounts
due said firm will lie collected by him.
Dated this 10th day of September,
1U03. John I.. Clabk,
Auasi J011.N8ON.
When troul.'leil with constipation trv
Chamberlain's Stomach'antl Liver Tab
lets. They are easy to take and produce
no griping or other unpleasant effect.
For aale by A. C. Marsters & Co.
Notice for Publication
United Htatea Land Offlee.
n,,m, .Ko-'bant Oregon. tul 1, IW4
.gglaaaaato glraa la eotnpii.ua.
J..n. -"J?"laIoni of the at of Congress of
Nti.,1. i ii "wimoi t;aiitorDia.i)ragoa
.a. Bm&mTmSSfi?U3S
MORRIrtfl HfU.
iuatV. V,. . "area .t.te . w.h
Zn"t 7utV,n"t N- 0, 'or
( unjnv nan in t s ,.m..
hla j
the pureha
of I
llsb LH
LTw 7at.nH9rl1,lr lve
lata
Thnrs.lay the r. lav .,( B
namea an witn, ., . l,.v. i
'ItneHaea: Joha
Ict'roasen of
1 Koy, Waal:.
and W H MeCroaae . ,71 wJTi A "
B. (ire,, of V '.' KoW,JUr,t' re- John
"... BUU ail iWi,i.
ail persona claiming advun I. tha 1
aixive aeacrl
elalina In tin. nfH- ....
davotHent. lytaT ' aaaaai w M zM
- ... - f .1 KWflrf ,
Mavtnaa -.to,
. a 4,ter.
Notice, foi Publicati,
111.
I'll! led Mtatea 1 ...I
- Koaebunr. Oregon Jmt
Ofliee.
1, i
rlth th
...w"r"5 aarai.T given that Oa
' jotnpllano. I
ad
U tai taa publls land stata. a, "laugnat
'OHN B ,.RK
Kojr, county of Heaves
Wahlugln lia. Ihia.lav lil.-ctl.
state of
lhl offlee hla
purehaae of
n, R a a eat
eland sought
-r stone than
sworn .la-.-iii. ut M saag ,op lh.
the Mi;.. f m c Xp.
aad will offer proof luahuw ' kaa u
Is mora valuable for U iimtarr i
for agricultural puruuiu. aul
Claim before Ilia Kt MA- ajud. X
f flea of Koaa Lurt i
establish bit
cetver of this
pteinber, l'l
R-atera, Jobn
ebnrg, Oreai.ii
on I'hnraday the J2tid ilay r ft
Ileuameaaa witoeaaes lutas
Clark. W II M msaen 'of. fca
Morrla i Hill, of Cine. ST.
Any an 1 ail wnnni .am.a - ,
above describe, lan.l. . ' .
elalin. ,n tbla ofhee SS Id ivLlT..
oira-pi BN, a .. ,.,,,.. -
J Up
ReglwU r
Notir.fc for Pol -lication.
Unlusatfta tea lan l or!.. .
w., tiaaebunr. Ort gon. July 7. It)!
... . la heret.j glaaa t aal In compliant
Junr peavisiens ol tha art of Cong real of
XXW $, rr e mulled ' ia a et for the uie of
aj, aat lauda as tb. Stataa f California, liragoa
, . . a i - a. . . ? u.l .
4 to all tba pubh. '.anal si ataa by act af Auguat
l'HARI '-s Mb! rK'tf
-t (Koaebarg. eountT of iHmglu. .tale of
M.n. has this day Dial .! in .his offi. bta
aaaarn statement No ttti for the tmrchaae of
the w, of NKV. anal .Lou 1 and I of aee
Oon 4. town 'hip IS a ulh. range 1 west,
aad trill off.r atWf tosbo a. tbat tba band souf bl
U mora valuable tor lu I tmber or stone thaa
for agricultural pajrposaa. and to wtabluih hat
alalm bafora tba LVaclctai aad RaMalvar of that
ataa nf tfi-aathii rg. JraflCta.
on Monday, the 10ti day rt etobe-, lam. He
ntnr as n 1 1 n i sai s c TV'. Tnrnell. Wis. laar
aaa. T TaiaaTI. U. J. Kobtnctte.ail ot Peel.
I'oagl.s countv. Oregon.
Anv an I a,: peraoua rlad tlng adveraely the!
above dea. nbe.! l.uda tre rvMueeted to nie lb
Leu
claims in Lhia ofbi-e on ..r U lore wt.
of Oct 19M 1. T. BHI
-lullo Retflvler.
SUMMONS.
In the Circuit Court ot
for liuaglaa County.
J A Buchanan,
HlaiaUff
the siav ot Oregon, 1
y
va
MKCrookbam and Mrs
M E i rook ham.
lkstendani. L
To M K Crook ham and 'rfgrr I
the above nam.-d defends sjga
Crookham
t - You an
In the name of the atat. , oOrr
hereby required to appear aud aaer the com
plaint of platntll Bled igtatDst yon in said
court aad cause, on or bafore the 10th day of
October. Hot. being the .take prescribed by the
court In the onler lor pQlaltaation of aaid sum
rnoc for y.u t appear and anaarer smid com
pl.tnt. and if you fall u saju si and answer
said complaint on or bafora ..id tale, plaintiff
will take judgment tgana you for the ran of
ka '., ta tng the amount .Twe him on tioont".
uaxethvr i'S bis eraita aad dlaburaemtanu ol
aai.l
action And that pialnli srfll apply '.
-sS a
the
deacrl
-a: I
H i n-. sham and sir. II E Crookham. t.-wtt
LaiU one and two. Block tt, Hatsell's Addi
uaaa h the cit of ktaaeburg. Itoturlaa connty.
Oragoa.
I This summons Ul naMiahed In thf Koaab trg
fl.iu.1e.ler by an at1rof Him M U Tnotii
eoaatj ;u.lge ..t uaogi. aouaty revo. bv .n
ortler uia.1.- on the gtth d y of August. r
The first publicatlion of this summon as at date
I nurs.i.y, Auguit fth pst. atid the last pnt.
lication thereof w ,11 be Thur-lav Urlobcr (,
HM,
JOHN T Ia,SO and
BCl'H AS AX A ivKKNINltKK
' auarnr rs for FlaintlT.
Notice for Publication.
Land office at BraMtmrcOre.. Aug IT. 190'.
Notlc Is hereby glrca tbat the following
usnal .etller baa BU-4 uotaae o Ala loteution
to make final proof In tar. part of bis eUlm .ad
tb.t said proof will be saaae tarlore Kegiater
and Kci. lver I'. 8. '.and oaw.ee at KoaeUarg,
Oregon, on BattirdaT. October 1st. '.XH. vis:
KUWAKOl H LOCtiH.
of Roseburg. r,wn. H E. Jio. !u".r for the
lot 1. Sec XZ. S' , SW, N ,, KtT Scv 3. T -T
- K i Weau
B. name. Ibe toilnarlnsi wisjsessara to prove
his continnoaa rtavlat-are apna aad cuniT.linn
of said land, vii: kottert L HrLasathliu, David
W Hunter. Oeorge BoDebrake. 'uj M In
gram all ol Koacborg, Oregon
sVM J. T. BRlla.s; Ka-clster.
Summons.
In the i ircult Court of
tor Pout la ,'oontv.
the state of tregon.
August Klenkr. plaintiff
lna Klenkr. defendant '
To Una Klenke. '.above uauied defendant:
In the name of the State of Oregon, yon are
hereby summoned and required to appear and
answer the complaint riled afalnst yra In tae
above entitled court and cause, within six
weeks from the dale of the first publication
of this summons to-wit, on or before the 6th
day of October, 1904 ; and II you fail to ar
and acswer aa herein required, lor -an I there
of plaintiff will apply to aaid coutt for the re
lief demanded in hla complaint, which is for .
decree from said court disaolvlng the marriage
contract existing between plaintiff and defen
dant, and for such other and further relief aa to
the court may seem meet.
This summoua is published once a week for
at Least lx sucresaire week, in the Pl.tndealer
a semi weekly nw spapar, published at Koe
barg, Oregon, by order of Hon II D Thompson,
County Junge ot Dougta. conn y. Oregoi.
made August t 1H. The Aral publication of
this summon is on August r. Iwl.
HI ( HASAN A ORKMNOKK.
AttorneT. for t'lainufl.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon
for Itoucl.s county.
P I, Auien and 1. 3 lleafteld 1
Plaintiff
Isabel! Mining Company
private corporation.
Del- ut Ian I I
Notice Is hereby given tb.t by virtue of .n
execution, duly isatied out of tbe.bovc named
court and cause on the :ltst day of August laXH,
upon a lodgement and decree Inly rendered
and entered in said court and cause on the 17 h
day nf May 1904. la favor of the above named
plaintiff aud .gainst the above named deten
.lain. Isabel! Mining Company atpiiv.tc cor
poration for the sum ot 111.136. 1'i upon which
Judgement there ww credited Aug. '7th IBM.
the sum of 9 a 60 leaving a deficiency there
on of f-M with tniercs then 011 from
Aug..T. 1901, at the rate ol 6 per cent per an
num. which Judgement was duly enrolled and
d.'i'keled In the Cle k's office ol aaid court on
i.'ie Dlfe day of May. li.
.s'ow therefore 1 will on
Saturday the (tth day of October 1004
at one o'clock p. m. of .aid day at the court
house Iron t'oor, in Koaeburg, I)oul.a county,
Oregon, sell at 1 ut.lle auction, to the highest
bidder lot cash in hand, all the right, title and
Interest the aaid delendant Isabell Mining
Company, a private c irporatlon, had on the
.".'th day of November. MSB, or at any time
thereafter. In or to the following, described
pren.ttc.. lo-wtt :
1 . . . V- 1' I .( Vll I
w. 01 N E', 01 ' .. awu ol SW
of SWU of SW'., and 8'. of SW. of SW
'ai KK'i of .N WW of iJW-... nnd of SVn,
. in saas - .
Af St-r r. In M S. R 7 W WillttmitU m, ri,Uii
IKiuglaa county, Oregon, together with all and
singular the tenement., hereditament, and .p
purtenances the'eunto belonging or In anywise
appertaining, and will apply the proceeds of
such sale, first to the eo.lt of such sale, and to
the payment of the turn of tiXtl 76 due the
pl.liitttt with lutaraa' thereon at the rata of t
Kr cent per annum Iron, the 17th day of Aug.
II, and the oeerpluf If auy there be. pay over
to the salddefen lanl Isabell Mining Company,
a private corporation, their aaalgn. and legal
rsprese ntatlve.
baled at Koseburg. t ''' 'i'' I'.vi
H T M.CI A I 1 r N
Hherlft of Douglaa county, Oregon.
Reduced Round Trip Kates Account
World's l air? .St Louis.
First class tickets on aale May, 11, 12,
13, June, 16, 17, 18, July 1, 2, 8, Aug, 8,
9, 10, Sept, 5. fl. 7, Oct, 3, 4, 5,. Rose
burg to St Louis, and return, good DO
days with stop over priviligee, at rates
rangeing from $75.45 to $82.50 according
to route choaen. Passengers will have
privilige of starting on any date which
enable them to reach destination within
ten days from the sale date.
Inquire ol Agent Southern Pacific
Company, Koseburg. f b
?aw :.r' t.,t,ow th.la,.dUghl I
'posas, ana Lo aatal.l l.h t.tm l
wnn in' tharkaM. i .k. ... .
u!L?''eBM,w,,-i art foi SrSZ o
Hints to Housewives.
Half the battle in good cooking is to have good
FRESH GROCERIES
And to get them promptly when you order them. Call up
Phone No. 1H1 for good goods and good service.
C. W. PARKS & CO.
I
10 GRANDE WES!""-!
Ho! for St. Louis and the World's Fair
WILL YOU BE THERE?
See 5
Katawa't Art (ialierv oi
trai ti'iiiH at St. Iuui-.
etiirnin): via ibe "SCKMC USB Or TUB WoRI.D "
u
NRIVALED SCENIC ATTRACTIONS
NEQUALLED DINING CAR SERVICE
NSURPASSED IN EFFORTS TO PLEASE
Write for illustrate.! laia-kk't of GeaamaVi laaaoaM rigMl an.i resorts
W. C. HcBklDE, General ARent,
124 Third Street PORTLAND, OREGON
CASH
FOR CLEANING UP
YOUR PLACE
We will pay the highest cash price fur Hides,
green or dry, Pelts ,'joat skins, furs, iron
brass, copper, lead, zinc, rubber boots at shoes
i Have some splendid bargains in second hand Furnitnre
ROSEBURG JUNK
Are You Going to
If so Purchase
ROCK ISLAND
Choice of Routes
t J Tk t T
St. Paul, Denver,
or
For Ratt-s Call on pour L'cal Agent
Dates of Sale: June 16-17-18 Jul, 1-2-3
Aug; 8-9 10 Sojt. 5-6-7 Oct. 3-5-5.
For further information and Sleeping Car Reservations
Call on or AddroM
a. h. Mcdonald
140 Third St., Portland, Ore. Gen'l Agent
Lumber & Building
Materials
At a Sacrifice
LUMBER IS CHEAF
Read Our Cash Prices
Rough Lumler
Sized Lu 111 der
1 x 12 Commou
Shiplap
1 x 6 Flooring $10.00
Aud all other LUMBER in proportion.
Lumber Yards near Depot
GIVE US A CALL
LEON MILLS LUMBER COMPANY
By J. J. mm. Pres.
N. A. FOSTER & CO.,
OOVKUSMENr
LANDS
Ol evry ilearrivtian. Farms .1 Vie..
eral IaihIs
Minnesota.
Orepin, Waalii; n and
OAKLAND. OREGON
Title Guarantee & Loan Lo.
ROAKBCIKU, ORKUON.
H i!:: ton .
Frawldeut
C Hamilton.
Secy, and Treas
Mn In the Court House. Have the only com
pleteset ol abstract books In louglas t ,.,,ni
btracta and Certificate, ol Ti le furu Vh.0
Uouglaa county land aud mining claim" h.
also a complete set of Tracing o all tow,7Jh
plat. in the Roaeburg, Oregon. D, s LaaSu
mI: " me blue r5BRSi&!i 74
H. Little,
SNTIST.
Oakland,
Oregon.
Reliable crown and bridge work J
Johnson, dentist. U rave's b'ld'g. iau
tba IiK-ki-s iii addttaoa to tlie at-
I tii- an unlv tie done bv WKkmW
AND HIDE CO.
St. Louis?
your Ticket via the
FRISCO SYSTEMS
going or returning, ia
1 t C
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
s 2 s
$S.oo
SS.oo
S.oo
5 1 0.00
Ah.tr;u t of Title to DeWrf, r-rtnt
c aHr? i.parexl for dliox
o Govern-
nifnt utnil.
Bine Prints
Ii Township Maps showing
t Lands.
all 'aoaii
FRANK E. ALLEY
Arrliitcct. AMraeter.
Plans and Estimates for all Butfd
Ings. v: ,
" "iiite r-lxturrs
OtSc in new Bank Building. 'Phone 415
RUKB1KU, OREGON
MRS li a.. ?
n. CM I DIM f
" prepared to wait upon old
22 "t-wcustomersand friends
TT" mn and
stock of
complete
GROCERIES
All fresh and of the very beet
quality. Teas aad coffees are
iw,ajuea. Your
solicited.
patronage
Roseburg
5 Jackson St.