Jeffries tomorrow tiilit.
GOOD GOODS
Have Made us Many Customers
HONEST PRICES
Enable us to Retain our Customers
PRETTY NOVELTIESI
ave attracted customers and bv means of this advertisement we seek to gain
new customers to please, along with our old ones : We want to call attention
tr. the now cmnAe arrivincr r-nn st mi 1 1 v. manv of which are nrettv novelties that
vw uiv. ii t -r ' 'v ' j i j a
avi " " '- r w
w . ...... . ... 1 1-1 i l : 1 tr. .. .t.m
have made, big hits in the cities, ana wuicn we nave uiaue spetiii cuuu m piwmc
in order to more thoroughly demonstrate the fact that we keep abreast of the times
World's Champion heavy weight pii:i
list, in D.ivy Crockett, at the Roselmrtf
Theatre tomorrow Right.
Attorney C. A. Sehlbrede of MarHli
lleld is a Koeoliurx visitor. He is quoted
as Raying that some imKrtaiit develop
ments repardinc a railroad Iroin Myrtln
1'oint to Roselmrg bid fair to materialize
very soon. Mr. Sehlbrede formerly re
sided in this city.
I THE PEOPLE'S STORE
I. ABRAHAM, PROP.
JACKSON STREET
j
1 HAMILTON DRUG jj
We Dispense Soda
Water at 34 Fahr.
THAT'S COLD ENOUGH
All our Syrups are Prepared
from Special Material by
BEST METHODS
In Preparing our IcejCream we
use Clean Cream, Rich in But
ter Fat Only 20c Per Pint.
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I HAMILTON DRUG CU
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Strange, dentist.
Myrtle Creek"s Development club i
growing.
School
Store.
supplies at Marsters' Drug
Gold crown and bridge work of best
quality by Dr. Strange.
J. P. Johnson, dentist. Grave's build
in:;. tf
Geo. Barklow, of Myrtle Point, spent
Sunday in Hoseburg.
Atty. Jas. Sawyers spent Saturday
and Sunday at Drain looking after busi
ness matters.
J T. Spaugh of I. unking Glass is com
pleting another neat modern cottage in
the M tiitt addition to Koseburg.
The Osteopath is a
with any limitations,
vou of itsetticienev.
nerve specialist
A trial convinces
The foot ball season is very young yet
but the casualty hospitals are reporting
brisk business thus earlv.
Portland, Or., was chosen as the place
for next year's meetiug of the Traus
Mississippi Congress.
The frequent
great boom to
sowu grain.
warm fall rains are a
the pastures and fall
Engineer and Mrs. K. F. Getting have
gone to Junction where Mr. Gettius will
have a run out from there for an indefi
nite time.
The mine- of Southern Oregon
many ways pushing to the front.
Halloween, but small hoys should not
go too far with their fun.
i Don't over look our Crockery P.prt
I ment. We have the largest stock in tike
; city and the prices are right. Rice &
' Kite, The House Furnishers.
Osteopathy cures nervousness.
A nice little farm tor rent, enquire of
W. K. Welle Olalla Oregon.
Dan Ditnmick,
Koseburg visitor.
of Marshfield, is a
Opium as well as oilier "drugs" haven
habit, w hico is exceedingly dangerous.
The Osteopathic habit is "good health".
The Rev. D. T. Summervillo's hoodoo
seems to st:n with him. He was lately
transferred . in Albany lu r.ints Pass
on account of li.ssa.i-fad ion at the
former place and now Grants Pass
Methodists are soiely displeased. They
say the Reverend gentlemen's Bernious
are too long.
The Ojiera House announces as its
next attraction Theodore Kremer's line
melodrama, " I be Fatal Wedding",
ahtch is one of the most successful plays
of the past decade. The play is pro
duretl under the personal supervision of
Sullivan. Harris c Wood, and the
scenic rffeCU are on an unsnally elabor
a'e scale. Uosehiirg theatre Saturday
Nov 5th.
la the Justice Court.
See Sykea 4 Carroll and get t!.nr
nr.ees ou pluudun- and tinning U-i.ire
purchasing.
The CmiuiUe City packing house baa
an order which it will All for 60 tons of
lish for the German market., i '
The C. J. Van Ziie place just east of
town for sate or rent. Apply at the place
for particulars. u 3
It is said that Homer Davenport's liue
collection of birds will be at the Lewis
and Clark fair. They are a show of
themselves. - ;
Justice of the Peace J. T. I ong, as
sembled his court this afternoon for the
preliminary bearing in the case entitled
State of Oregon vs. F.ph Parsley, the de
fendant laing charged with assault with
.dangerous weapon upon the per-on of
John sands, the pruetn uting witness
Parsley and Sands had an altercation
.Sand. iv evening over nine money in
Sand- possession and came to blows,
cobble stones, scrap iron and other mis
sles being asi d. Parsley received a se
Tere cut on the forehead and Sands was
also slightly bruised. Several witnesses
were examined and Parsley was held
under -'") bonds to appear at 1 o'clock
tomorrow when the case will be con
cluded. Hefumished the required bonds.
District Attorney Brown represents
the sta'eand Attorney C. I.Lvengood,
the defendant.
Supervisor Ian run Agreeably Surprised.
A dancing convention back east has
condemned the two step and ordered it
discontinued. Will Oreguif daucer
catcli ou.
Dr. studley Osteopistic Physician. Hi .
Almeda J. Mccall, assistant in obstet
rics and diseases of women. Phone or
call at office in Abraham Rldg. Free
consultation.
TWO BIG SPECIALS
23 Ladies Winter Weight Shirt
Waists, the remains of about eight
different lines in which the sizes
are broken including silk, wool, lin
en and mercerized fabrics in prices
ranging from $2.25 to $4.50 have
been placed on bargain counters at
$1.50 While They Last
Have yon seen our new Fall line of
Forrest Mills Underwear for Ladies?
White Wool and Cotton, All Wool, and
Wool and Silk Mixtures. Priced at
SI.M. $1 .25, JLSo and $1.75 the garment.
And they are worth it, too,
Take a Look
Our entire stock of dressing sacques
made of eider down, and fleece back
cotton eider down, of which the
cheapest sold for $1.00 and most of
them sold for $1.25 $150, and $1.75.
Now just to clear them out
Take your Choice for 75c
New Fall Styles in Ladies "Cross" Shoes Just In
1
JOSEPHSON'S
The Big
Store
THE ADMIRAL'S REPORT
On His Attack on the Fishing Fleet
in the North Sea.
In Osteopathy you find a positive cure
for constipation.
Reliable crown and bridge work, J.
P .Tnhnton, dentist. Grave's b'ld'e. 4tf
Mike Miuard and Miss Vabel Weekly.
' were married at the bride's home near
j Dora, Oct. 30, 1904, Elder Keller officia-
ting. The contracting parties are both
highly respected young people and have
manv friends.
Read tlte Plaikdcaler's special pre
mium proposition on the last page of the
paper.
Dr. H. L. Studley, Ooleopalhist. cures
chronic and acute diseases, corrects de
! formaties and removes foreign growths.
Mrs. J. T Bryan and daughter have
returned from a three weeks visit with
relatives and friends in Portland. They
reort a very enjoyable visit.
Olhcc in Abrahams building. Ca 1 or
piioiie for appointments. Consultation
free If
If you want to select a Xmas present
that is strictly up-to-date you will find
them at Graves' Art Emporium Call
and see goods and get prices. tf
J. W. Toole of Days Creek was trans
acting business in Koseburg today and
favored the Pi aiNdealeb. with a call and
subscription renewal. Mr. Toole will
soon move his family to Wilbur to reside.
Last Monday Jake Sawyers of the
Drain, Gardiner stage line lost a valua
ble horse in a runaway accident, the
other horse sustaining a broken leg, but
it is thought the animal can be saved.
If you are in need of Lace Curtains we
have a large stock, but if you want
something especially nice wait for our
; new line which we expect in a few days
; The swellest ev-r brought to the cilv.
" . , , Rice & Hice.
Jos. Martin is rnnning a new hack
line between Roeeburg and Myrtle Point The nd yeUow lea( having its
making regular trips each week. Those tjrue to M, mav ,1BVe awakened in the
desiring to travel between these points I mind beamjful imagery, but
will do well to address him at
or Myrtle Point
Roseburg
tf
FredJ. Blakely lelt Thursday night
for Chi cago, Toledo and other eastern
points. He will be absent about 30 days
looking after person tl basiness affairs,
as well as some important business mat
ters pertaining to the Winchester enter
prises in which he is interested.
Jeffries in "Davy Crockett" is the of
fering at the Roeebnrg Theatre for to
morrow evening. After the perform
ance the champion will give an exhibi
tion of his prowess in the science of box
ing with his sparring partner Joseph
Kennedy. Th advance sale is unusual
ly heavy and the Prince of the world's
athletes will have a big audience to
greet him in the portrayal of the role
of the heroic backwoodsman of
American pioneer days.
to the average Roseburg resident it is at
present the cause of many unpleasant
suggestions of labor. Rake up the leaves
and burn them before the rain sets in.
The tiine(dis) honored festival of Hal
lowe'en is now at hand and high jinks
will reign tonight. The police force
should be double 1 aiid a lot of the usual
deviltry suppressed.
For Sale. Pure brad
Bronze turkeys, gobblers and liens.
Have taken various prises at different
fairs. Call on or address J. H. Short,
Roseburg, Or. Oct. 17 P
Work .. well ad vanesjd on (he bni til
ing to he occupied by the Roeeburg
broom maoafaeturiug com play Tti-
machinery Mod broom corn is expected
to arrive from Uie east in a short time.
F. B. Waite went to Oikland Friday
to arrange -for beginning work on the
ditch for the Calapooia Improvement
Co's. big irrigation enterprise. Work
on the dam is alreadv well advanced.
Very choice fruit tress,; all leading
varieties. Spitzenbeig; and Yellow
Newton Pippin apples a specialty. All
guaranteed true to name and tree from
pests. For sa'e at very reasonable prioea
by Ko mrg Nurseries H. i hroton,
Roseburg, Oregon. tf
Sykes & Carroll have moved their
plumbing shop from the old Flook
building on Main street to No 219 Jack
son street, the building formerly oc
cupied by F. E. Hands Cigar Store, and
are prepared to handle anything in the
plumbing and tinning line. Pbone No.
261. 77tf
Work is progressing steadily at the
new lime kiln south of Roeebnrg and
the telephone line from the kiln will
soon be connected with the Roeeburg
exchange. J. I). Carson and ii. B. Augur
prominent members of the Roseburg
Lime Co., returned to Portland Friday
after a visit to the works. They were
pleased with the showing.
"A young woman sbooI-1 not allow a
young man to call upon her longer than
six months. If he doesn't propose mar
rage at t he end of that time she should
dismiss him, or if stie fails to do So tier
parents should. Too long acquaintance
and 'keeping company' prejudice the
interests of a girl." San Francisco Call.
I.est Forest Keserve Supervisor, S. C.
Harlrum grow weary of the monotony
'.') of temporary bachelor life, Mrs
Tart ram i-uig a guest of friends at Tort
land, quite a enmpanv of bis friends
gentlemen i planned and carried out
very pleasant surprise for him Saturday
evening at bis home in this city.
When the company called Mr. Tar-
trum was found with his sleeves roll
up desperately endeavoring to dense the
heaps ol dishes w hich had accum ulated
daring the course of the week, in order
that he might next turn his attention to
untying the knots that bad formed in
the bed-clothing, before proceeding to
Mamnioto -re:-u' 'one''r 001 which seems to
turn, noauubt, as large as an acre lot
for (veaoeful repose after his very strenu
ous Saturday evening's domestic labors
Startled at the approach of so mativ
heavy footsteps, a very lean house cat i
dashed out through a crack in the door !
and a canary bird, which for days hail
M agsssssw and hail not trilled a sin
gle note, fell from its caged perch.
Mr. Bartrum very promptly and ;
gracefully regained his composure, seat
iil bis guests in the parlor, and proceed-;
ed to entertain them in a very congenial i
manner. A little before midnight ex-'
cellent light refreshments were served
sjkl a "smoker" followed, the genial
host probably still being engaged in an
endeavor to remove the oiler of liavanas
front the parlors. Some very interest-!
fag unofficial documents bearing on'
Borest Reserve, Klamath natives and
personal matters were presented, read
nd discussed, but space forbids a re
view of these interesting documents.
.While Mr. Bertram proved himself a
most genial and hospitable host, he wa
ot overlooked by the guests on their
entertainment program. It was an en
Joyahit- evening.
wasted.
St. rcTEKSBt-Ru. (ct. 28. The Naval
(leneral Staff puMishes the following
dispatches from Vice Admiral Kojeet
vensky :
'First dispatch. The North Sea in
cident was caused by two torpedo-boats
advancing to attack without lights, un
der cover of darkness, against the vessel
leading the detachment. When the de
tachment turned on its searchlights and
opened tire the presence of several small
steamboats resembling steam fishing
boats was discovered. The detachment
endeavored to spare these, and ceased
tiring a soon as the toriedo-boats were
ait of sight.
"The English press is indignant be
cause a torpedo-boat left by the detach
ment on the spot until morning did not
aid the victims. Now, there was not a
single torpedo lioat near the detachment
and none was left lehind, consequently
the vessel remaining near the small
steamboats was that torpedo-boat which
was not sunk but only damaged. The
, detachment did not aid the little steam
boats because we suspected tbem of com
, plicily on account of their obstinately
: cutting into the order of the poeitions of
our vessels. Several of them showed no
j lights, and others only very late."
"Second dispatch. Having met sev
! era! hundred rish ing-boats, the squadron
; showed then, every consideration except
when they were in company with for
I eign torpedo-boats of which, one disap
' pea red, while the other, according to the
! tishers' own evidence, remained among
j them until morning. They supposed it
was a Kussian ami were indignant be
cause it did not aid the victims ; but it
was foreign and remained until morning
seeking the other torpede-boat, its con
sort, either to repair damage or through
fear of betraying itself to those who
were not its accomplices. If there were
also on the spot fishermen imprudently
dragged into the enterprise, I beg in the
Special Representative in this county
and adjoining territories, to present and
advert. -e an old established business
bouse of solid tinancial standing. Salary
$21 weekly, with expenses advanced
each Monday by check direct from head
quarters. Horse and buggy furnished
wiien necessary; position permanent.
Address Blew Bros. A Co., Dept. A,
Monon Bldg., Chicago, III. 027N14
The Fatal sesiisg.
The attraction at the Opera House
Sat. Nov. 5th, will be Sullivan, Harris
A Wood's fine production of Theodore
Kremer's master piece, "The Fatal
Wedding", a four act comedy drama
which is now being successfully per
formed on three continents. The play
is replete in scenes of pathos, comedy,
sensational denouements and climaxes.
A special feature will be Gussie Shires
the child phenomenon as the little mother.
STOVES
RANGES
Oar ('barter Oak a a d
champion greet Range
are toe bett anil aweilett
range on ihe market (or
the money .- .- .- .-
HEATING STOVES COOK STOVES
The coot autnaaa daja til
nights make a demand for a saw
beating itore. an! before yon
toy, ee oar line sad gel prices
We save a line of cook
toves that oanaot be da
sjsastsa lor tba price we
ssk far them .- .' j
FARMERS Mk. b.y FARM IMPLEMENTS
See oar well-selected, up to date stock of GENERAL HARDWARE
BEARD & CULVER
CASH
FOR CLEANING UP
YOUR PLACE
Hallow Party.
The liuild of the FJpiscopal church in
vite you to the Hallow'een party in
Slocum's Hall, Monday, this evening.
You will be repaid for coming. The
Guild have prepared a most atractive
entertainment for your enjoyment, the
special attraction will be the great Hal
low'een cake containing a solid gold
ring, a sterling silver thimble, a marble,
a dime and a button. Be sure and spend
the evening Monday in SUkuiu's Hall.
We will pay the highest cash price for Hides,
green or dry, Pelts .goat skans, furs, iron
brass, copper, lead, zinc, rubber boots shoes
Have some splendid bargains ie second hand Fnrenitnr
ROSEBURG JUNK AND HIDE CO.
Letter List.
at the Rose-
Remaining uncalled for
burg poetoffice.
Allen Miss Florence Iahti Mr Matti
Billings T R
Barger John
Bertha Miss
I Vysert Wm
From berg Adolf
Grehsm Mr T R
Hinnie Miss Mary
Hubbard T R
Hill Mr Wm
Hutchinson Ella
Mcintosh Mr Clint
Pitxer Mr D C
Robertson Mr J T
Shelton Mr W F
Stewart Mr Jno H
Taylor W R
Tonas Mr T
Thompson M S
Worley Miss Myrtle
Wright Mr A H
name of the whole squadron to express j Persons calling for these letters will
my sincere regret to the unfortunate please state the date on which they are
victims of circumstances under which advertised, Oct. 31, lf04.
no warship, even in time of deep peace, j The letters will lie charged for at the
Do you know that Kice Kice have l
more goods in their store than all the
other furniture store in Douglas county,
and sell it 4 tower prices. They can do
this t iocs use .they buy in carload Iota
and save freight and can save you money.
Come and get our prices and make com
parison.
Mrs. Harvey Jones went to San Fran
cisco today to enjoy a two weeks visit
with her daughter, Mrs. Anna Dabney,
who resides across the hay from the
Golden (tate city. On her return home
she will be accompanied by hef little
son, Stanley, who has been visiting 'with
his sister for- some time past.
HOUSE
t-wt- o nirr THE
K 1 j CX FURNISHERS
Can Furnish Ycur House Complete
Largest Store j Largest Stock
Can we sell you a stw
ing machine? Call
and we will convince
you we hold no rela
tion with agents and
can save you at least
1-2 the price they want
ALL KINDS OF SEATS IN STOCK
Don't threw
away old Chain.
We can re-seat
them at a small
cost to you i : t
You Can Save Money by Buying Your Furniture of Us
ah thp nn and beanilful n Beit Room
Furnltoie at very lo price. All late well
pattern Irom the eheapent S-plece aull at
S14 to best polUhe1 oak at 50. Burel troll
Bedi at $: to .' Handsome Drrtiert.
lull aixe. to S30.00 :
new Carpets in all trie latest
roloriuie. It will iav vou to
Beau ti tu
wfavM aD
ace tliera : Prices from iSc to 11.43 per yd
Fifty roUs of Halting fluestllnc you ever
Baw at from 15c to tfc per yard
I perlecilon
Heater 25
The Peer of a'.l the acme of
our 11 ne ol Kueani1 Ranires
totlh- moves sfl-ou so awl. Heauuioi
uiamI Ranse with blub closet $30 for 4-h !:
P J32.S0 and $35 for 6-hole, dellered to.your
nearest railroad Malum without extra coat
RICE RICE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL HOUSE FURNISHERS
The objection of the members to the
reception of former presiding elder, Kev
D. T. Sumnierville as pastor of the
Methodist Sfcnrch at Albany has result
ed, it is announced, in a transfer by
which RevVJ. W. McDoiiKaJl of Grants
Pass will take the Albany chinch and
Mr. nininervillr the Urania l'ass pas
torate
Married.
A very pretty wedding occured Satur
day evening at eight o'clock at the home
of Mrs. Belle Jones. Mr. Dee rarriar,
of Salem, and Miss Leona Vaughn, of
Portland, being the contracting parties.
The rooms were handsomely decorated
with Oregon grape and myrtle, and were
fragrant with sweet peas and roses.
Mrs. F. H. Churchill presided at the
organ. As the notes of the wedding
march stole through the mazes of sub
dued light and bleuding tints, the wed
ding party led by Mr. Cbas. Farrier and
Miss Artie Vaughn, entered and took
their places beneath a graceful arch of
mistletoe and myrtle covered with white
blossoms. Rev. ti. H. Beunett pro
nounced the ceremony.
t .The bride is one of Portland's most ac
complished and charming daughters,
and the fortunate bridegroom is one of
Salem's most popular and sterling young
men. plenum reiresiiments were
served. The presents were numerous
and beautiful. Mr. and Mrs. Karriar
will reside in Salem.
could have acted otherwise."
Vigo, Spain, Oct. 28. The Spanish
authorities gave permission for the Kus
sian squadron to coal, limiting each ves
sel to 400 tons. The squadron sai ed to
day at daybreak, its alleged destination
being Tangier.
Iliih School Saffcrs lefcsL
rate of one cent each.
C. W. Parks.
Steckatea. Take Notice.
The Fatal Wedding". Theodore
Kremer's wouderf.il I v successful indo
ors ma, which eomos in the Opera House
Saturday Sov Bth, under the. direct ion of
Sullivan, Harris etc Wood, will nnd ei 'it
edly play to. the capacity of the theatre.
The play will be procured upon exactly
the same) scale of splendor which mark
ed its run 'in New York, a car loju) of
scenery.
porchaH
i'has a!
pquii'i- in
' larger this
W. N. Moore, of Ruckles,
ing prunes tor E. C. Ward
ready bought about 500,000
this i .untv. The prunes are
.... ;
year ttian toe average ami the prices
reach about 3'a cents per poond for
Italians snd 2t4 to 2, for petttes. Last
year the peAites commanded the higher
price. Mr. Moore visited Roseburg late
last week.
Mr. L. H. Yarhrongh, an employe of
the UardifttT Mill Co. of tiauliner, was
at the counter seat Kridajr.Jar. Yarhrongh
reports Gardiner Ma very busy city at
thi time, says the mill is cutting out
100,000 feet of lumber every day with
orders considerably ahead. He also re
ports many visitors from the interior at
Scottsburg and says the iiajierinen are
delivering an average of from 1600 to
1700 salmon dally st the canner y.
Harry Miller la the Toils.
A warrant for the arrest ol Hairy Mil
ler ou a charge of attempting to defraud
the government in acquiring timber
lands was issued out of the Federal
court recently and upon this charge he
was apprehended at the depot Saturday
night while going north cm the overland
train and arrested by Marshal .larvis
and Nightwatch Dent. He was taken
in charge by Depaty U. S. Marshal J.
A. Wilson of Portland, Sunday, and was
given a preliminary examination before
II. 8. Commisslonor Zeue Dimmick at
Oakland this afternoon, the result of
which could not be learned at the hour
of going to press Harry Miller was for
merly of Roseburg but later went to
Myrtle Creek where be was engaged in
the hotel basiness and locating timber
lands. He was elected Justice of the
ieace at Roseburg a few years ago on
the Democratic ticket.
The football game, the first of the sea
son, between the Koseburg and Kugene
high school football teuns, proved s
rather one-sided affair on the Koseburg
gridiron last Saturday, resulting as it
did, in a score of 11 to 0 in favor of the
visitors. It was evident that the Eu
gene team had lieen doing some I borough
practice work, while the home team had
not got down to hard work yet. The
Daily Onard said : "Ihe Kugene team,
since it wa- organised, has been practic
ing hard and is now in good shape.
Those who made the trip are Manager
Keetly, Bean, Catiin, Francis, Watson,
Mitchell, Farrington, Luckey, Farrow,
McCuliy, Denhait, Hawkins, Dimmick
and Delay."
The Koseburg High school line-up was
as follows :
Quarter Faulkner
Full Hack Short
Right Half Back Fraley
Left Half Back Hanan
Center Hildeburn
Right Guard K Pickens
Kight Tackle McMullen
Kight End Gagnon
Left Guard McConnell
I-eft Tackle E Pickens
Left Knd Scanlon
Friday night the Kugene team was
entertained hv the Philedntian Debat
ing Society of the High School. All
numbers deserve commendation, bat
the feature of the evening was a dialogue
by six of the pupils of the eighth grade.
Saturday evening a reception was ten
dered the two teams in the High School
assembly room by the Sophomore and
I unior classes. The visitors conducted
themselves in a very gentlemanly man-
Engagement Announced.
The Kngane Guard says : The engage
ment of Miss Rose M. Dodge, '01, of
Ashland, to H. C. Galey, ex 'OS, has
been announced. Miss Dodge was the
winner of the Beekman prize last spring
and was very prominent in university
circles while she was a student. Mr
Galey is engaged in the insurance busi
ness in Tacoma, Wash, but was former
ly cashier of the Douglas county hank at
Roseburg.
For sale or rent s 3000 acre stock
ranch in Klamath county, of which
about '2000 is fine hay land producing on
an average 1 1-2 ton per acre. Well
watered, alfalfa does well on this ranch,
a ready sale for hay. From 500 to SOO j
head of cattle can be supported from
time the hay is off until January.
For particulars enquire of J. G. Flook.
Koeelmrg, Or.
TODAY IS PACKARD DAY
Opinions from those that know place the
Packard I'iano in the very front rank among
the mary good instruments of this country.
For Todav Only
To introduce it you purchase a beautiful
Walnut cased PABKARD PIANO at onr
PORTLAND PRICES
and we pay the first Hundred Dollars and
you cay pay monthly
Open Every Evening
ALLEN &G ILBERT, RAMAKER GO-
AT SALZMAN & BEARD BUILDING OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
Ceasty Tresssrer's Notice.
Notice is hereby given that all parties
holding county warrants endorsed prior
to and 'including July 3, 1903, are te
quested to present the same at the
County Treasurers ottice for payment as
interest will cease thereon after the dste
of this notice.
Dated Roseburg, Douglas county.
Oregon, Oct. 13, 1904.
Gso. W. Dimmick,
County Treasurer.
FOR RENT. The premises of N. P.
Heydon, known as the Gossett Ranch,
situated about five miles from Oakland,
containing 423 acres, principally grazing
snds. Inquire of F. W. BassHST,
I Roeeburg.Ore.
"French's'' Lunch Coaster.
J. Fslbe will open a first-class restau
rant and lunch counter in the Devaney
building at the depot, recently known
as the "Headlight Restaurant." Mr.
Falbe is an experienced restaurant man
and knows how to serve a bill o( faro or
lunch to tickle the palate of his custo
mers. He expects to be ready to serve
the public with a good square meal or
satisfying lunch by Weduesday morning
and we bespeak for him a liberal patron-age-
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Get ready for the opening of
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