TW'ICE-A-WffK PLAINDEALER
Published Mondays and Thursdays
Roseburg. Douglas County, Oregon
Tift PUINDtM.tR PI BUSHING COMPANY
W. a. CONNER, Editor
F. H; ROGERS, Manager
Office Corner Main and Oak Streets. Phone 276
Entered in the Postoffice at Roseburg, Oregon, as Second
Class Mail Matter.
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THURSDAY, NOVEflBER I7. I904.
WET AND DRY TO CO TO COURT,
The official vote for Jackson county shows that whisky
won by the narrow margin of 4 votes, and protests have
been filed by each side, those representing prohibition
protesting on the count in certain precincts which gavo a
majority for whisky, on account of the alleged coloniza
tion of voters in those precincts and permitting non-residents
from other precincts to vote.
But in Medford, one of the precincts the one contain
ing nearly all the saloons gave a majority for prohibi
tion, and the saloon men, through their attorneys, are in
sisting that the general prohibition law recently passed
does not and can not interfere with the rights of the city
guaranteed to them under the provisions of their city
charter, and that the general law does not repeal or su
persede a special law unless especiaily provided in the
general law for a repeal of the special law.
The battle will be fought out in the conrts, some of the
protests coming on for consideration by the County Court
while others will be raised in the Circuit Court. The sa
loonmen boast that the prohibition law will be punctured
considerably before they get through with it, while the
prohibitionists maintain a firm resolve to fight the matter
out and see where the court detects the weak places in
the law, with a view to patching them up at the appro
priate time.
A POST-MORTEM ARTIST.
Mr. Thomas Watson, known to fame through many ad
ventures, political and literary populist candidate for
the Presidencv in this vear of 1904, A. D. mav be called
with truth and justice a post-mortem artist, says the
Oregonian. It is the physician usually who makes the
diagnosis, not the coroner or undertaker: but Br. Wat
son, sitting upon the democratic cadaver, acts in. the ca
pacity of all three.
That funeral oration which he delivered over the re
mains, is really "the limit" in modern mortuary litera- j
tore.
The democratic party professed populist principles or j
purposes, and the populists fell in and supported Bryan
giving up their own organization. Then the plutocrats
of the democratic party bolted, and defeated Bryan
twice. Next thing the, "plutes" took the leadership of j
the party away from tile "pops" and nominated Parker.
Then the pops quit. And the umbilical cord that united
plutes and pops is now severed forever.
Watson tells it all. He is a man of as much force as
Bryan, and of more originality. In the funeral oration
line he should rank with Pericles, with Bossuet and with
all artists.
A NEW DEMOCRATIC MOSES.
"Publicity and a real issue," that is William L. Doug
las's laconic explanation of his phenomenal victory in be
ing elected the Democratic Governor of Massachusetts
with Roosevelt carrying the State by 80,000.
Such a freak of politics is unparalleled in old Massa
chusetts. Mr. Pouirlas was not merelv elected he won
by a plurality about five times as large as any Democratic
and second in size to the plurality of any Republican can
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miiaie ior imvenior in me stun m me fuiir. nu
emphasize and isolate his victory, he was the only I emo
erat to win. all the Republicans from Lieut. (lov. Curtis
Guild down getting the normal vote. Already Mr. Doug
las is heinir nominated for President in 190& and hailed
as the newly raised Moses, who is to lead the Democratic
hosts in a war on the trusts next time. His victory has
given a terrible jar to the Lodge midline.
It was a siirn-board and newspaper victory. Every
ign-board in the State and every newspaper made his
war crv or liecinrocitv no proiociion 10 me trusts a
familiar as the wood cuts of him in the advertisements
LIQUOR LAW WORKINGS
STOCKMEN REJOICING.
Provisions of the Prohibition Law
Which Carried Six Ore
gon Counties.
Lively Interest in Lewis and Clark
Exposition -840,000 in Priz
es to be Distributed.
Hi FARMERS' NEEDS
SOME VERY ABLE LEADERS.
I'nder the aide leadership of William Jennings llryan
Nebraska has given a plurality of 75,000 to Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership of Tom Taggart Indiana hat
given a plurality of 00,000 to Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership of Arthur Pue Gorman Mary- at all last Tuesday.
land has given a plurality of 1,500 to Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership of Henry G. Davis West Vir
ginia has given a plurality of 30,000 to Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership of David B. Hill and William
F. Sheehan New ork.ahow the bronx has inven a
plurality of 210,000 to Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership of Pat McCarren Brooklyn
has given a plurality of 1800 to Roosevelt.
Under the able leadership of .lames Smith, jr.. New
Jersey has given a plurality of 7".lNHl to Roosevelt.
The Republican ticket did not suffer from a lack of
able leadership among the Democrats.
The Jacksonville, Oregon, Board of Trade, at a recent
meeting, decided that the Jacksonville mining region
should be properly represented at the Iewis and Clark
Exposition next year. The exhibit, according to present
plans, will embrace gold, silver, copper, lead, platinum,
cinnabar, plumbago, iron, asbastos, chrome, slate, marble,
limestone, granite, sandstone and cement. There will be
a number of the crude minimi implements, relics of the
earlv davs in Jacksonville, represented in the exhibit.
What is Douglas county doing toward preparing an ex
hibit?
Jackson County a.- a whole failed In
adopt prohibition, but mumtom pre
cincU of the county voted "dry" last
week. In every county anil precinct of
the state that voted "lrv" prohibition
will be enforced after January 1, if the
mandate of the law shall be obeyed. In
prohibition counties sale of liquor will
be unlawful in every precinct toting
"wet." Kvery precinct in a prohibition
group of precincts will ! "dry" too, and
if prohibition was d. fed r I in the group,
still the liquor traffic must lie legally ex
pelled from every precinct that voted
lry." The orders for prohibition in
precincts affected are to lie issued by
the county courts.
'They'l have to get a move on quick,"
savs 1. II Amos, chairman 01 tne pio-
hibition party in Oregon, adverting to
Ooanty courts anil liquor nllon
The next prohibition election will be
held in June, 1105, in such precincts or
counties as voted "wet," or did not vote
In couotiei and
precincts that voted "dry" the issue can
not be brought np again until June,
1906.
The law does not include under its
iian "the sale of pure alcohol for sclent;
tic and manufacturing purposes, or
wines to church ollicials for sacramental
purposes, or alcoholic stimulants as
medicine in cases of actual sickness, but
such stimulants shall only ba sold umii
the written prescription of a regular
practicing physician. Liquor is not U
be sold twice on the same prescription.
Booze" must not be sold nor exchanged
nor given away turner any other cir
cumstances.
Penalties range from $0 to oOU, or
from 10 to 30 days' impnsotiment, or
mav be both tine and imprisonment
After the first offense, the punishment
shall l both fine and imprisonment
Licenses which will not expire until
after January 1, in prohibit i 11 precincts
must be refunded by the town, city or
count v that has granted them, in pro
portion to the unexpired term.
tirand juries are required to inquire
after vio ations of the act, :tnd District
A'torneys must lie eonipUintt against
"all houses and the keeper thereof
used for the sale, exchange or yift of any
kind of intoxicating liquors.
Among the provisions that are galling
I'ohti.ano, Nov. IS. Stock raieera, not
only over the whole United State-, bnl
also in Canada and Mexico, are diaptaj -nig
a lively interest in ' he livestock c u. -lest
which is. to lie a feature of the Lewis
ami Clark fair at Portland next year
Richard Scott, of the Oregon state com
mission, who has put returned from St.
Louis, where he went in the interest of
next year's stock display at the Centen
nial, says he foiiud the stockmen then
enthusiastic almiit the Fair an I be fa It
confident thai the number of exhibitors
next summer will be large.
The management of the K position
has appropriated a $10.00.) fund to lie
distributed as nri.eH and premium-', and
this fact has lieen renponsible to a fans
xtent. for 1 he interest shown liv own-
rs of various kinds of slock
The appuilionnwnl of the f 10,000 f l
- .
a recently inane ny me execuii.e i mi
it tee is as follows :
lorses. class A $--OM
Cattle, class B I'i.iwK)
Sheep ami goats, class C 6,800
Swine, class I .... 3.500
Ponltry and pets, class K 1 ""
The O millions governing the eihlbll
mil the classification "1 aw.tr. I- ;ir.
1 preparation.
Eugene V Debs, the late candidate for president on
the Socialist ticket says: "The Democratic party as the
representative of middle-class interest, has been practi- to liquor dealers the last section of the
ivjlle I 1 i Ha anrt of nnrtT-inizatinn ran save it law may be cite,! as follows
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from disintegration. It was a middle-class party and
that class is being wiped out or existence. The trust is
doing its work despite all hue and cry. The next few
years will see the climax of trustification and political
realignment will follow. Capitalist politicians can no
longer obscure issues."
Section IS. In all pr.ieecutione under
this act, by indictment or otherwise, it
shall not he necessary to sui'e the kind
of liquor sold, nor to detcritre the place
here sold, nor to show the Knowledge
of the principal, to convict for the acts
of an agent or servant : and in all cases
the persons to whom intoxicating liquors
shall he sold in violation of this act shall
Tom Watson, as ner Promise. ha iriven his opinion of be competent witnesses. The issue oi a
the camnahrn to the public in a sitmed statement. The license for internal revenue ial tax
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unnifAKl f.if,-.. . ,f t Vi., .J, .eiiment is -m nttemnt on I I
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11. . .t w-i i . j u-:n: 1 : . !.. rl - 1
me pan 01 wauson to uepnve v imam .irnniun wjau 10 lioooca
federal governim-nt I
of intoxicating
shall be prima facie evidence
' his position as a leader ot the masses in tne next 1 resi- t1-lt fW, MVM)n selling, rxrhau ;ing
1 dential campaign, and for Watson, himself, to assume that I or giving away intoxicating liquors
post
The Irish-American Protectionists were a very poten
tial element which brought about the recent great land
slide for President Roosevelt, and the "Iftsh World," pub
lished in New York City, did most effective work in bring
ing Irish-Americans to the support of the Republican
party.
The Democratic party is a wreck, according to Tom
1 Watson. The gentleman deserves no credit for thus dis
covery, as it was made long ago by thousands of voters.
W. L. Douglas, the famous shoe man, was elected Gov
ernor of Massachusetts on the Democratic ticket in face
of the fact that the state gave Roosevelt an overwhelm
ing majority. So much for printers ink.
Elaborate preparations are being made to safeguard
President Roosevelt when he visits the St. Louis exposition.
Farms are selling at a lively rate to people coming out
from the East to settle for good.
Yon Yonson was elected governor of Minnesote.
the "Olee" voted for him.
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All
What old mother Democracy seems
while at least, is a trained nurse.
to need, for a
ONE WEEK AT ROSEBURG THEATER
jjj HAVE PAID THIS WOMAN AND OWE HEP NOTHING
THE 5PLENDID GEORGIA HARPER COMPANY
Georgia Harper and her company w ill appear at the Roseburg Theatre one week
commencing Monday, Nov. 2 1, in a repertoi e of society comedies and dramas. Miss
Harper is a very clever and versatile actress and has had nuch success as a star at the
head of her own company. She has beauty, grace and a strong personality coupled with
talent seldom seen in actresses of the present day, and, as many critics have said, she
has a fad for fine costumes. Her wardrobe is one of the most costly and elegant ever
brought to the West. She has surrounded herself with z. splendid company and hei
repertoire comprises many well known successes. Special scenery is carried Manv
musical specialties intioduced.
ine opening play lor Monday evening is "The Power of Love" in five acts. Seats
now on sale at Bell's confectionery store at 25, 35 and 50 cents.
Musings.
Parker'.' Where ili,l we hear that
name"
About thie time exieet a Thatiksgiv
ing invite.
Will mnch of the population of tlx
dry counties move into the wet own ties
Tillamook and Coos can't lie dry i
they trv, for ahont fix months of the
year.
Mayor Harrison wieely eonelniles that
he has liecn mayor of Chicago Ion);
enough.
Parker says lie will never run for of-
6re again. Iehe isn't saving a won!
nor Swallow.
There was a ternhc snow storm in
New York Monday. It first struck
Esopus on November the stn, however
Yes, 1; -io evelt is stronger than his
partv, hut the partv tlosen't se. m to
need any beef tea. Portland Journal.
A scientist savs hiccoughs can be
stopited by keeping the inouth wide
open and letting the tongue hang out
But most men would rather hiceougl
than lie run in by the police.
The pastor of the ierman Lutheran
chnrrh in Medford publicly announced
that young couples must ajaM "Hoon
ing" therein evenings, or he ill pub
lish names. Cruel man I
Perhaps Candidate In man of Imking
tilass precinct, Douglas county, who re
ceived one vote for president, will soon
proclaim his plan of lieating the Repub
lican party next time, says the Portland
Journal.
Her man Hass, a Chicago young man
gets six years in the penitentiary for
mbezr.ling $'.( 0 from the hank
which he was emploi ed. It it said h
FRUITS : PROVISIONS
3
Uo koop the argest and
best assortment of Staple
and Jancy Sroceries, 3resh
bruits and Jarm Produce
in the city, and can snppy
your wants at as cheap or
cheaper prices than can be
had anywhere.
Remember that wc A jep
the S3 est
a i
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GRASS SEED
Now is t he time to sow your field seeds. I have just
received a large supply of Alsyke. Red and White
Clover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Orchard, Blue Grass, Etc.
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H A R R O W S
Bnfialo Pitts, Pan American, Spike, Spring and Disc
Harrows, and Syracuse and Steel Chilled Plows.
5AWS AXES SLEDGES
Simmons. Webfoot, Chinook, Eclipse, Hoo. Hoo and
Pacific Coast pattern Saws; Keen Kutter, U. S. A.
:uid Phoenix Axes
KRUSE & EWLANO
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GENERAL
HARDWARE
1 1 WIS AM) CLARK
EXPOSIIION Ml; I S
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Soidiara' A--1 i
Military I. a n
.in! other
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Kinds o i
LAND SCRIP
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R. H. PEALE. Sfriasiitid. no.
W. M. HODSON & CO.
7II OAK STPtET
MACHINE
WORK
Of ALL KINDS A SP : iJY : BICYCLE
MMtSaaVMMC - ilitC.SAKimil
The New York building at the Lewis
and Clark Centennial will cost f'.ii.OUO.
and the etate will spend an additional
sum of 15,000 for the collection of a
suitable exhibit to lie contained in the
building Massachusetts will spend in
all 130,000, of which sum 3O,O0O il! I
ue,l for the buiMiug and $10 000 ;..r tha
exhibit.
Historic nam.'S will be given the
itr--ts, avenn s and UWlll. The sln--ts
leading to the Trail, which is the name
given to the aaaaaaaaaail itraata wni i
called AsUir Irive, in I r ( lohn
Jacob latoT I'hazis Ui curt- ill he
nanie.1 fr Senator Tleiina-' H. BaMloai,
staunch friend of Otoajnai; Ma c.:-
league. Senator Iwis h Llan ; ! rBl-
dent Jefferson, and President Monroe.
A novelty in the way of a labor aatriag
device is the electrical whitewashing
contrivance, which in lieing used in Ba
ishing the inteiiors of the building- now
in course of C0Ml ruction. The inachiiie
consists of an electric engine, a giant
traveller, and long lines of hose, through
which the whitewash i- s.j.n against
the roof and sides of the building.
Notable nin and women from
rts of the world, exponents "f many
cree.ls and lieliel. will deliver addn -
at the Kxposition. Kai exponi-nl-
of Luddhism, Mohom-n I tnisin. ami
the religion of C morion will lie among
there
The management of the l.ewi and
Clark Kxposition is planning for a
"Trail" which will In- second to none ..i
those in the ast. Indications are that
there will be a general migration of the
I'ike shows at St. Inis to the western
fair.
The tiovernn.ent Life Saving Station
willJU- fitted up in the same manner as a
large service station. There will i- a
regulation complement of life luiats and
a crew to attend them
Progress in construction on the
grounds and buildings is far advanced
and everything ints to a eOM
fair on June 1 .
Frederick Neil limes, leader of the fa
mous hind that I "ears bis name, has
been engaged by the authorities -f the
(air to furnish music for the exp-ition
from the date of the opening, June 1, to
. L- i jat.
.lune'J Mr. nines plans io orgam- ... , . . ...
au adult chorus and a chorus in whid nBPrftiffia'
lb acnool chuarea wiu lase pan. ukitMBiin-
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Get Your Supplies at
McNAMEE'S GROCERY
Selling lhe Entire Stock at Cost for CASH
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you want furnished rooms
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WACONS AND BUGGIES
! snt w.,?- 1 naM forni
ture. fhell lu Mia nt
ih,usan, mre! i ,iticr ar-ttrk.-
In be few 1 ;b a store
like ur v -ma rl
lion in make i - j ur rsnan
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BRADLEY
JACKSON ST BIODCETT S 010 STAND
Chico Nu
We offer one of the target
on the Paciiic Coast
Write Innedl
Chico
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INCORPORATED bT )
and Finest Stocks R (
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Title Uuarantce&Ltian Co.
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The world has sprung a pleasant stir- ct wu m,e blu t copies rf a - o
Kxposi- ,l,lP-
NORMANS H RNECOrCONERV
--HENORICK'S BLOCK OPPOSITE THE S. P. RAILROAD DEPOT.
gp The Best Icecream Soda
vvav a -oa.
prise on the Iwis and Clark
lion. The powerful and important na-j
tions of every section of the (lobe have
sent in s .ch an overwhelming a: ray of
applications for exhibit space that it
WilJ undoubtedly be necessary to eon
Ntt a larger structure than the present
Koreiun Kxhibita hatHdHUi to their j
needs.
Seventy thousand square fet of
space have alreaily Ihhii aupUad (or ami !
other applications ara reaihinn Iire t-ir
Of Kxhihita DoaOB each lav, as his re- j
ports from St. Louis in.lieate. Hi- laical
rvKrt showing the activity of the na
tions caused something of a sensation at I
lewis and Clark headquarters Tuesdav,
and was the one topic of discussion. The
applications already on file claim just
doable the space contained in the pres
ent Foreign Exhibits stiuctnre.
The hotel, springs and waterfulls nt
Shasta Spring. have recently had linn
dreils of elei trie lijht imlhs bun.; .1U.1H
SM!iit nnt of the money on vaudeville j them. The lights are van-colored, and
aowbrettra. Chicago aoabretted eome , xtendi'd from the stttinu at the raJI-
high.eselho young fellow paid more ' road to the hotel ami collages on the
Yoncaila News.
Fred Meinzer, Sr., brought his Minne
sota bride home last week.
Our people who attended the football
game Saturday are wondering from
what point the reporter viewed the
game, and it will take more evidence
than has yet appeared to convince them
that there is any thing wrong with Ref-
oe ore.
The Rebekans surprised (?) the Odd
Fellows Saturd y night, when at the
close of the lodge session the ladies
made their appearance with well filled
baskets and spread a bonntifnl supper.
All enjoyed a good social time. Among
those present were Mr. J. M. Shelley of
Engene and Prof. Davis of Oakland.
as do the prisoners in the Port land city
jail two to one in favor of whiskey
When men regard honor and sobriety of
more value than gravel on the streets
and think of the unfortunate ones who
would gladly be protected from an in
herited appetite by having temptation
removed, their "personal liberty" will
Yes, "it is wet at Yoncaila," thank ; not seem so important,
you. It is interesting tho' humiliating i About nine years ago a gentleman
to note that the voters of this precinct ! named Freeborn came to this vicinity
stand on the prohibition qnestion, Just , with the Hanan Bros, and took a ranch
than the mnrket justified.
The Portland Journal says in cas a
where portions of laMMrporsJed towns
voted for prohibition, other precincts of
thesame towns voting "against it.it is
noticeable that aim st invariably the
"dry" precincts were the ones contain
ing the sa'oons. Moral: Many people
don't want prohibition, but don't want
saloons for near neighbors.
A Washington county man married
widow and deeded her his farm. On
some pretext she got rid of him and
sent for a male friend to come and run
the ranch. The husband returned,
slept all night with the interloper, who
the next morning shot and wounded
him, and is now in jail. Moral : Be
ware of vidders of some kinds. Any
way, don't deed them your farm.
on the mountain south of Scotts valley
where he haa lived quietly and alone.
Last Wedneaday a neighbor boy found
him at home very sick. Fred Apple
gate brought him to his residence and
sent for Dr. Mortensen who pronounced
it a case of pneumonia. He bad been
dltwo days when he was moved and al
though the Dr. and Dr. Uilmour were in
regular attendance and he had the liest
if care he died Tuesdav morning. His
body will be sent to California where ho
has relatives.
hill, a distance of mure IBM a half
mile. The display of el vtnc liuht at
uuht is beautiful.
Jos. Martin is running a new hack
lie between Rosehurg and Myrtle Mnl
making regular trips each week. Ttwaa
desiring to travel between these Mints
will do well to address him at Itoaalwrg
or Myrtle Point. tf
Goats and Sheep for Salt.
k nannies and l4
wether, kids. Price 2 75 per head.
100 head grade Cotswold stock sheep,
about If good mutton at LM per head.
J. Hi Ha wlby.
Divide, Oregon.
Abstract of Tit c to lVeded Land.
Papers prepared for filing on Govern
ment Land.
Blue P'inte of Township Maps show-.ng
all "acant Lands.
FRANK E. ALLEY
Aniiitcot, Atatraetrr.
Plans and Estimates for all Build
ings. Special designs for Office Fixtures
Office in new Bank I'.nil ling. 'Phone 415
KOSEBUKii. OREGON
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry,
DIAHONDS AND SILVERWARE .....
Watch Repairing a Spec i a ty
A, Salzman,
PRACTICAL
JEWELER
WATCHMAKER
- OPTICIAN
N. A. FOS
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1 l every deacri ti e
eral lain.- Ilre
Minnesota .
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Waahfjkgtao and
I ! AND. OREGON
For the liest iv ' rk nt most re
sonahle prices, ao to Mr. Strange in the
little brick aaaaat't sioenm's hall.
KxevUtoi's Notice.
Nnl ii i i . re'.y gtwu that the uuilrrilKii -vl
wm, ou i'-i -'.M tny M Member, 19iH. bv Um
county Cieiri ot BQBffcu County, itato ot' Or
uon, July app third an I xreutof to rxccuti tin
will m i t BtuBlBtalav ibe e-tato of Julian .brum.
ilrc aw I, late of said c "Oily. All penons bar
I'.rcIhi is hk iiiisi m,iI . ite, are hereby re
intreit hi i llie mm-, duly pmven, to tne
ithtn nix nioul'is Iroiu lilt date ef thli not iv
in KoM-tmtv, OsaaMi,
I'ubltiiheil tlnit this l.Hh nv o( Septv ber,
A II. 1'JtU.
CARL HOFFMAN .
Kxivulor ot the Mtal
eeanr-l.
Uiak Bh-ico, AtlT. fo
of .nil. n Abmm.
Txecutor.
de-
t MRS. H. E ASTON
t is prepared to wait upon old
f and new customers and friendB
with a full and complete
stock of
GROCERIES
All fresh and of the very beet
quality. Teas aad coffees are
specialties Your patronage
solicited.
I.rlinn St
RosehurK
Notice of Guardian.
Notice Is hcrby ttlve'i t the undcrnlKned
by onler oi lhe count v ro ,t, made and eulcied
In the journal ol miu! i mi t on Sept. Ilh, lSOi
wan apiiotul' ) Kuardia-i ( the person ami es
tate ol N T. l' .
All rsoui having el J BS aitnlnst ald estate
ire ixiiui -ted la pie-e i Iba same within six
iuonth-1 from dale of 'ill ioltoo All iH'raoas
ladakMd MiaaH aeava aw nnicted to make
immeitiate payment lo lhe en tfmlRncd.
II. K. 1I t .MlROOK. Kuanltan.
Dated this Till .ay of -vl I'.HM.
Seasoned Bo y 1 ir Wood.
Two-hundrt-d cortl - ! ifoal seasoned
body llr wood for sale in car load lots,
$2.50 per cord, f. o. I cars. J. H. Haw
ley, Divide, Douglas Cuntv, Oregon.
Just Received
CAR LOADS
Mitchell Farm Wagons
Road Wagons
Surreys, Buggies, Hacks
Champion Binders, Mowers,
Reapers, Hay Rakes, Etc.
We can savelyou money on anything in the Wagon or
Implement line. Give us a chance to figure with
you and you won't regret it.
J. F. Barker & Co.,
Qrocers, Phone aoi