GOOD GOODS
Have Made as Many Customers
HONEST PRICES
Enable us to Retain our Customers
PRETTY NOVELTIES!
Have attracted customers and by means of this advertisement we seek to gain
new customers to please, along with our old ones : We want to call attention
to the new goods arriving constantly, uiauy of which are pretty novelties that
have made big hits in the cities, and which we have made special effort to procure
in order to more thoroughly demonstrate the fact that we keep abreast of the times (O
r M
I. ABRAHAM, PROP. 5
JACKSON STREET 5
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
Told in Side Heads.
Douglas County Bar Association.
A special meeting of the Douglas Coun
ty Bar Association was neld in Attorney
J. A. Buchanan's law office Monday
evening, at which time the following of
ficers were elected for the ensuing year :
Judge J. W. Hamilton, President : F.
W.Benson, Vice-President; A. N. Or
cutt, Sec., J. A. Buchanan, Trea?.
Speeches were made and good natured
repartee indulged in The association
will hold a regular meeting sometime
during the holidays, closing with an
elaborate banquet, at which the ladies
will be present. At the close of the
meeting the members present were
treated to an oyster supper by Attorney
J. A. Buchanan.
A. L. Qoff Pronounced Cured. A.
L. Goff, of Oakland, Douglas County,
who was committed to the asylum from
Koseburg about two months ago, wab
this week released as cured. Goff
was not in a bad condition at any time
and was quickly cured with good medi
cal attendance. For several weeks he
has been in his right mind and has been
in charge of the private stables, but it
was not thought advisable to release
him sooner, lie returned to his home
at Oakland on Monday with his
brother who came came after him, says
the Salem Journal of November 14.
A Remarkable Recovery Mr w m.
Cavanatmh nils! sister, Miss (Sraco, left
yesterday for their home in Saginaw.
Mr. OmaaSagh is just recovering from
hu accident at Yoncalla, which occurred
about three mouths ago, while assisting
some workmen to move a car at that
place, his foot stipttsd directly beneath
the wheels, crushing it badly. The fall
broke his other leg and dislocated his
ankle. He was taken to the Good Sa
maritan hospital at Portland, where he
has been for the past three nvmths.
Despite the serious nature of the injurv
to bis foot, amputation was not though;
necessary, and his cure becomes quite
remarkable. Mr. Cavanaugh is quite
well known in Salem, having lieen a
student at Willamette Iniversity last
year, and should have been at present
had not his accident prevent it. Salem ;
Statesman.
Local and Personal.
Strange, dentist.
J. P
ing.
Johnson, dentist, (i rave's
build-
Sh .rtage
dav.
of eggs is the topic of the
Been prsetieinc for
next week".'
that turkev s!i .t
Anyway, the
in evidence.
luw-mvk shoe eontinu's
How are yon
Xmas presents .'
getting on with t'l
Gold crown and bridge
quality by Dr. Strange.
work of btst
To Establish a Branch House. V.
D. Gar man, of the Cottage Grove and
Grants Pass mercantile firms of Gar
man, Hemenway i White Company,
was in Koseburg tbia week, looking
over the city with a view to establishing
a bianch merchandise store here. It is
a big substantial firm and the company
would make a valuable addition to Kose
bnrg's live business establishments.
Not the Only Town As you pass
along the street, late at night, yoa'll
chance to meet boys and girls of tender
age, children of good parentage, that
had better beat home, allowed the lib
erty to roam where mischief woos to
waywardness. Such thoughtlessness of
parents breeds full half the woe that
makes this old world suffer so. Eugene
Register.
Street Improvement Accepted
Contractor H. J. Wiikins' improvement
work on six blocks of Pine street, com
mencing at Mosber street and terminat
ing at Rice street, in Waite's Addition,
was accepted by the city council at a
special meeting Monday night. A war
rant in payment 01 the contract price,
11143.45, was ordered.
M. E. Church Improvements. There
will be no services in the M. E. church
next Sunday, owing to work on the in
terior being incomplete. When finished
by the painters and paper bangers, the
church will present a very tasteful and
home-like appearance Mr. V. 8. Pat
terson and son are doing the work.
Railroad Yard Improvements. A
great deal of work has been accom
plished in the Roseburg railroad yards
luringjhe past month. The old style
turntable has been replaced with the
new mrjtlern stevl type of turntable. The
round house has been turned partially
around preparatory to building n a
large addition and has been re-shingled.
The elevated track has leen lowered
and still the improvements continue.
Vt the depot the new quarters for the
;rain di-patchers" office ami for the
Weils, Fargo Express Co., are now coin-
pleted and occupied. Train Dispatcher
Morris sa then improvements will
reatly tsrilil In ihe handling of tram. I
nd business at this station. Both the i
pissenger a- d freight depots have also ;
received a new coat of paint and have
been sanded on the outside about six
feet above ground.
And don't forget that Christmas shoo
ping! Avoid the rush
Hon. D. S. K. Buick is slowly improv
ing from his late illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Yonng went to
Portland Tue-nlav to reside.
One man on Hilly creek has 50.) tur
keys fattening for the holiday market.
Dr. J. R. Wilson, of I'mpqua Ferry,
was transacting business in lioseburg
Tuesday.
Miss Kittie Miller has returned home
from Portland.
The whole country has gone wet
more Oregon mist.
Wagon loads yen, hundreds of tur
keys are leiiig brought into market by
the farmers.
See Sykes ."it Carroll and get their
prices on plumbing and tinning liefore
purchasing. 77tf
Mr. Hall and w ife of South Myrtle
Creek were transuding bmitMM in
Koseburg W duesd.iy.
Otto Hansen, of Salem, has purchased
the W. S Wright farm west of Kose
burg. Mr. Hanson arrived at this place
Mondav.
Job Dennilif and Milt Ollivant, two
highly respected ri tiaras ol Ten Mile,
wi re InUMMCtlMX bnaineM in Koseburg
Wedneoda)
Mrs J . M lo id. rm ho ha" been criti
cally ill at her home in this city for
MM time pott, h It ill ill A precarious
condition.
Mrs. George Mote returned to her
home at Collage Urove TasadaT, after
an enjoyable xi-il with relatives ami
friends in thin d i .
What are the some things" that Os
teopathy will cure'.' S-e your Osteo
pathic ltl oiriw. and get reliable in
formation regarding it.
Quite a high wind visited Douglas
County Wednesday afternoon doing no
damage, however, except to some rail
fences throughout the country districts
.1. s. ol Leake, of Pi laaiHls.
has returned home from an enjoyable
visit with his mother who resides near
Kansas C'ilv. Missouri. He reports a
pleasant trip.
For Sal . Pure bred Mammoth
Itroiixe turkeys, gobblers and hens.
Have taken various prizes at different
fairs. Call on or sddress J. H.Shokt,
Kosebnrg. Or. Oct. 17 P
J. S. .Vhitaker, F. C iiierin and H.
F. Hurkhart. of Myrtle Point, arrived in
Ko-eburg Wednesdiy. Mr. tinerici was
on his way to Portland to attend
business college.
Hr
TWO BIG SPECIALS
23 Ladies Winter Weight Shirt
Waists, the remains of about eight
differant lines in which the sizes
are broken including silk, wool, lin
en and mercerizes fabrics in prices
ranging from $2 35 to $4.50 have
been placed on bargain counters at
$1.50 While They Last
Have yon seen our new Fali line of
Forrest Mills Underwear for Ladies?
White Wool and Cotton, All Wool, and
Wool and Silk Mixtures. Priced at
$I.M, $1.25, JI.-50 aid $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
JOSEPHSON'S
The Big
Store
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I
News of theWeek in Brief. THE OTHER SIDE OF IT
From every pirt
ports of 111 re crop?
ever before.
1 1 Oregon
sown thi-
come re
fill than
Russia is faeiin; a grave internal crisis.
French Minister of War Andre resigns
Philip pine exhibit for MOB fair is as
sured. Japanese advance again app-ar- im
minent. Senator Mitchell left for Washington
Wednesday.
List great attack cost the J. paneae
-00,000.
The naval gun factory at Washington
is overtaxed.
Daily skirmishes between Russian and
Japanese armies.
Russia objects to term of convention
fixing responsibility.
Rritish inquiry into North Sea inci
dent is legun at Hull.
A Wahah train locked in North St.
I -on is; ;-r :.- injured.
II I. Studlev. iMeopithic phvi- in.nan p-.ny runs miles in a little
rian. Dr Almeda J. McCall. assistant j "vr ',,ur ',,ur9 I"'l'o.
in ofeotstrici and disease! of women. ilarrimau lines will spend f:t,A(10,flut
'Phone or call at office in Abraham ! n improvement in t regon.
bide. Fret consultation. tf
Yoncalla's Version of the Football
Game Plaindealer Reporter
Taken to Task
Annual Chrysanthemum Show-.
The second Annual Chrysanthemum
Show for Rosebnrg, opened in Fv. C
Flint's building on Jacks m street today
and the exhibit 'is something superb.
Nothing of the iik has ever been seen
in Roseburg before, the exhibit being
greater and the quality much better
tnan the exhibit of last year. Numerous
prizes have been donated by local busi
ness men which are on display in the
show windows wheie the exhibit is held
along with pottedjferns. The exhibit
will continue over Friday and is well
worth the admUeion price 10 cents.
Osteopathy is in
tnre. The patient
with the results.
A. II.
harmony with na
is always pleased
Off one lti-year-old Baldwin apple
tree in Curry county 2"J00 pounds of ap
ples were picked. i
Wm. and A. K. Siefcole. of Peer Creek,
were transacting business lefore the
United States land office in this city
Tne-lav.
J. T. Rayan. the
and jeweler, has a
tree ad in t-e
Read it.
busy watch maker
line new Christma
Pl.AINDKAl.EP todav.
New Ads Today Among the new
ads in today's Plaixdealm are those of
Fullerton A Richardson, druggists; B
W. Strong, furniture; J. T. Bryan,
jeweler, and Hamilton Drag Co. Read
these ads and patronize Plwxdfaler
advertisers.
Another Glory Ticket. A marriage
license has been issued to Henry H.
Benton and Miss Emma E. Rnssel, of
Canyonville.
Grand Ball at Melrose. A Grand
Ball will be given at Melrose Wednes
day evening, Nov. 23, at Wilson's hall.
Everybody invited.
Struck by a Coach. Harney Davis,
the Roseburg, Marshtield Stage driver
who was seriously and perhaps fatally
injured by being struck by a coach in
the railroa 1 yards in this city the first
of the week, is r -poried in a very pre
carious condition today, being delirious
at times and so violent that a number of
attendants are required to care for him.
The trainmen were making a dying
switch and in watching the engine Mr
Davis failed to notice the coach which
ran in on the side track and struck him,
fearfully bruising him about the head
and shoulders.
Big Apple Crop at Yoncalla. Galen
Devore has had quite a number of peo
ple engaged in packing apples for C. P.
Devore at Yoncalla. He has harvested
about 6,500 bushels HI their orchards
near that city. Other growers have also
harvested many hundreds of boxes, and
car load shipments have begun. Good
for Yoncalla.
Surveying a New Route. A gentle
man from Yoncalla says that a partv of
surveyors are working south of that
city surveying a route for the S. P. Co.
They may change the railroad track
over the Rice Hill by the way of the
Robt. Long place, in order to make the
grade less steep.
A new kind of grass that grows 20
feet high and with stalks as big as lead
pencils near the ground, grows in Mor
row counv.
Roseburg is preparing for a chrysan
themum show. This will be the second
annual, commencing today and continu
ing over Friday.
There has been an average run of Sil
verside salmon on Poos hay, while Co
quille, I'mpqua and Sinslaw had a much
larger run than usual.
If yon want to select a Xmas present
that is strictly up-to-date you will find
them at Graves' Art Emporinm. Call
and see goods and get prices. tf
Stranb, late of Elkhart, Indi
ana, a cousin of Mr. Garman, accom
panieJ him, and in case that a branch
house is established here, this young
man will liecorue its manager.
Portland now has a clear field for '0-
National Irrigation Congress.
RnMn cruiser Gromoboi reported
badly damaged at Vladivostok.
Adolph Weber takes arrest for mur
der of lather's fatniiv verv eoollv.
Mr. and Mr? H. .1 Wilson of
vohville went toCorvallis todav to
with their children. Bessie, Jessie and
Frank, who are attending the Oregon
Agricultural College at that place.
Can- t'attle rustlers caught skinning a steer
visit ) are shot by officers in a fight in t'tah.
The BagtHM Guard says: W. W.
Waddell and A. Henlein apare-l he
fore Recorder lWri, pled guilty to the
charge of permitting gambling in their
saloon, and were fined $100, which was
promptly paid.
Earnest Bradley, member of the ex
Ixague baseball team of Rosebnrg. is in
the city, after a stay of several ninths
in Portland, during whir-h time he has
been in the employ of I.ang ,v Co.,
wholesale grocers.
H. J. Brown has resigned his position
as stenographer in the Roseburg train
dispatcher's office, and left Wednesday
evening for San Jose, Calif , to take up
another vocation. He was succeeded by
I W. Sherlock, of Portland.
Very choice fruit trees, all leading
varieties. Spitienberg and Yellow
Newton Pippin apples a specialty. All
guaranteed true to name and free from
pests. For sa'e at very reasonable prices
by Rosebnrg Nurseries, H. Schroten,
Roseburg, Oregon. t
Special sales by Stearns A Chenowith
Oakland and Yoncalla, White and other
sewing machines $15.00 and up; water
pipe; wire, plain and barbed; cut and
wire nails ; the only guaranteed black
smith coal ; two carloads Page woven
wire fence, the only tempered wire fence
or sale. n3 tf
RICE RICE
THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
The Price
What you pay for a pie e of
furniture is often the de
ciding thing in the selection.
The matter of the price is a
matter that strikes home. It
affects the purse. But this is
another place wherein we can
please and satisfy you Our
prices represent the value of
the goods. There is a profit in
them just enough to cover up
selling expenses and to conduct
legitimate business. That is
all we ask you to pay. When
you do pay it you are sure you
are getting the full worth of
yonr money. You are not mak
ing blindfold purchases.
Lack of Space
Prevents our displaying the
thousand and one gxxi bar
gains in our store; if you need
anything for furnishing the
home it will pay you and inter
est you to look through our es
tablishment. If you are in the
country and need a piece of fur
niture write us fully describing
your wants and about what you
want to pay, and we will mail
you cuts or photographs of the
very latest styles with special
net prices. The pictures we
send to you will represent the
articles as they really are. No
catalogue house can keea pace
with the rapid changes made
bv manufacturers.
Holidays will soon be here and we will be prepared for all. Don't
throw money away bujing worthless presents. Buy tne i i j
jkisjd. All will join in teltifg yon RICE & RICE sells it for less.
A couple of Holy Rollers have been
proselyting at Floras creek, but from
what we hear their work will be cut
short by energetic action of the people
It is reported that they will visit Port
Orford, r.nd signs indicate that the boys
will give them a hot old time when thj
do arrive. P.rt Orford Tribune.
Wm. King, who has been cruising in
the Cascades in Eastern Linn county,
returned to Roseburg Monday. Next
weak he will go on another cruise in
Western IVmglas county with his brother
who will join him here this week.
Frank Natter fata'ly shot at Heppner,
Ore , by T. C. Cress well after a quarrel.
Executive Council of Federation of
l.alr severely censures several unions
Great system of canals p.inne l for
Prussia by Kaiser finally appear as
sured. Rain and wet snow stops telegraph
service from New York to Sooth and
West.
Marquise des Monstiers, who founded
American Catholic school, leaves that
church.
American Federation of Ijibor l-gan
a two weeks' session in San Fram imo
Monday.
Pretty Mollie Walker, of Bntte. ob
tains a tronssean by frud and m.vries
her lover.
There were revolutionary riotsjn Rio
Janeiro at an attempt at compulsory
vaccination. "
First snow of season ruts off Washing
ton, D. C. from wire communication
with the outside.
Yoncalla. Or.. Nov. 15, lwM.
Kdit.'K Plaixoxalek : Yoncalla and
vicinity are very tore over your report-
er's account of 1 ist week's football game
at Yoncalla. We are loyal to the Plai.- ,
DEALta and are sorry that one of Oio j
leading papers of Southern Onyon j
would ermit such a "false report" or!
rerrter to come to Yoncalla tu PffM I
Sent it.
In the first place, Roseburg was only ,
penalized by reteree Devore and that
was in the last half, as he only refereed 1
that part of the game, Johnson hoi-ling;
that honor during the first half. He
penalized Yoncaha once. But sav that
Devore was wrong, it was only once an 1 :
your report says several times, and
claims that we had the referee during
the whole game. While Roseburg j
showed that they had superior practice
and played in Yoncalla's field in the
early part of the game, they never had a
shadow of a chance of scoring, in either
half and Yoncalla played most of the
last half in Roseburg's field, and ratue
near scoring twice. When the game
closed Yoncalla was in a few yard- of
Roseburg's goal.
These are facts written after a careful
rev it w of the game, and we are only
glad that we had a strawfield instead of j
Citckland crack. We believe the Plais
kkalkb will not be partial in this nuttier
as we have no paper here.
Very truly yonrs.
M iv . .Si; Yoncalla Football Tu.
REVERSIBLE rrREn?
We also carry a line of Brad-
I-ICr DI f.WC ley Clkd and Steel plows
11 J W FLU VI D and Harrows.
ARE THE HARDWARE
B- A fine line of Stoves and Gcn-
) eral Hardware, Hand Saws,
I Harness, Tinware and Guns
U U I at Bed Rock Prices.
BEARD & CULVER
CASH
FOR CLEANING UP
YOUR PLACE
We will ay the highest cash price for Hides,
green or dry, Pelts ,goat skins, furs, iron
brass, copper, lead, zinc, rubber boots & shoes
Have some splendid bargains in second hand Forenitar
ROSEBURG JUNK AND HIDE CO.
Weather H port.
F. F. Patterson this week laid a six
foot concrete pavement with gutter, in
front of his residence property by the
side of the Baptist church. This is no
douLt ihe cheapest sidewalk after all,
SVOn for Ik residence portion of the
citv
-Sykes A Uarroll have moved their
plumbing shop from the old Flook
building on Main street to No. Mfl Jack
son street, the building formerly oc
cupied by F. K. Hands Cittar Store, and
are prepared to handle anything in the
plntnbing and tinning line. Phone No.
261. 77 tf
The upbuilding of the Populist p irty
is the only hope of reformers, says
Thomas K. Watson.
President Roosevelt receives Prince
Futhima, who bears cordial greetings
from the Mikadi.
Russians surprise the Japanese on
I 1 cl .l l... ...! Mt.lnM m , ill.... Ki,t
soon have to abandon it.
Commissioner Richards savs Uovernor
Chamberlain's Warner Valley letter was
not marked "personal and confidential."
U. S. Wkatiiek Bractr Offics,
Roscartoi, Ore.
Week ending 5 :p. m.. Sov 16, liM.
Maximum temperature 7 on the 11th
Minimum temperature, 42 on the 16th
Rainfall for the week, 0.SS.
Total rainfall since 1st of month. 1.14
Total tain fail from Sept. 1, NM, to
date, 4.76.
Average rainf.ill f-om Sept. 1 to date
6 05.
Total deficiency from Sept. 1 , 1904, to
i date, 1 H.
Average precipitation for 27 wet sea
sons, 33.57.
Tiios. GPMI, Observer.
J. A. COBB
THE GENTS' FURNISHER
I will give away for two weeks following
this date (November 14) with every Eh ess
Shirt you buy, a pair of Gold Plated Cuff"
Buttons. I carry the Mt. Hood brand
and it speaks for itself. These goods are
wo-th from $v5o to fi.50. Come in and
see them. ::::::.::::::
J.A. COBB
JACKSON
STREET..
Wm Thompson and iuy Van Riper,
two popular Cttare (irove hoys, were
in Roseburg Tuesday night on their re
turn home from ('aliform i. The boys
got out of funds on the trip and
were up agiiust the real thing, as Ihe
slang phrase goe-i. They want no more
of California Oregon i' good enough for
them, and they will probably never
again wander from the parental fire fide.
County Treasurer G. W. Dimmick
and R. W. Fenn, a prominent civil en
gineer of Roseburg, were in Gardiner a
portion of last week, in the interests of
the Umpqua Coal Company, organized
for the development and working of a
coal bearing tract about four miles from
Elkton. These gentlemen are selling
s'ock at ten cents per share for the pur
pose of raising development funds.
They left on the lioat for Scottshurg
Wednesday. Gardiner Gazette.
The Christian Kndeavor Society of
the Presbyterian church of Rosehun;.
held a very entertaining social Tuesday
evenirrg at the residence of Dr. and Mrs
S. Hamilton About 7i persons were
present, v ocal ami instrumental nillsli
and various games eulivein-d
occasion.
BORN.
COBll Beyond Kdenhower,
11104, to Mr. and Mrs. II. S.
son.
Nov.
Cobb
IS,
Married.
A little Jap and his wife gave two
very eutertainiu : moving picture shows
in the city at the Opera House Monday
and Tuesday evenings Thrilling ba'tlc
scenes on the Yalu and comic pictures
were presented, their lantern or ma
chine, being one of the finest ever
operated here. Kvery victory for the
Japs presented on the canvass was
lustily cheered by the audiences, show
ing full well with which side the sym
pathy of Roseburg has been enlisted.
These deinoustrations seemed to greatly
please the little Jap and his wife.
QALEY 0 iPGE In Ashland, Wed
nesday afteriHxui, Nov. 16, 1904, Mr.
11 C. Haley and Miss Rosa 1i1i.
Mr. Galey was formerly cashii-r of the
., i Douglas Countv Bank of Rosebud, but
the r ... , .... -
ih now in ine insurance ouiiies 111 m
coma. He is a very exemplary and
highly esteemed young man. His bride
is one of Ashland's estimable young
adies. She graduated from the I'niver
sity of Oregon last year with the highest
standing of any member of her class,
thereby winning the Bcckman prize of
$100. Miss Dodgo visited in Roseburg
last year and gained many friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Galey passed through
Rcseburg on the northbound overland
train Wednesday night enroute to Ta
coma, where they will reside.
A bright little journal reaches the
Plain'dbalkk exchange table every
month, which should lie in every home
in the land. The name of the little
journal is "Our Dumb Animals" and it
has been edited by Geo. T. Angel!, at
Boston, Massachusetts, for 37 years. It
is the official organ of the American
Humane Society, contains 12 pages
handsomely illustrated, and should be
read by every boy and girl in America.
Its subscription price is 50 cent- per
year.
Brakeman Injured. C. C. Grimes
was caught between two freight cars at
Green's Station last Monday and 'piite
severely but not fatally injured. He iH
said to lie getting along very nicely at
his home in this city.
Stockmen, Take Notice.
For sale or rent a 3000 acre stock
ranch in Klamath county, of which
about 2000 is fine hay land producing on
an average 11-2 ton per acre. Well
watered, alfalfa does well on this ranch,
a ready sale for hay From 500 to 800
head of cattle can be supported from
time the hay is off until January.
For particulars enquire of J G. Flook,
Roseburg, Or.
McNABB- RICHARDS In Roseburg,
Wednesday Nov. 15, 1004, Geo. W.
McNahb and Miss Ienora B. Rich
ards, both of Rrockway.
In securing toe license the groom gave
his aire as 1! and the bride 10. The
groom is formally of North Dakota and
the bride has resided in this Icounty for
some lime. They will reside at Brock
way.
County Treasurer'! Notice.
Notice is hereby given that all parties
holding county warrants endorsed prior
to and including July 3, 1902, are te
uuested to present the same at the
County Treasurers office for payment as
interest will cease thereon after the date
of this notice.
Dated Roseburg, Douglas county,
Oregon, Oct. 13, 1904.
Gko. W. Dimmick,
County Treasurer
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The
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will soon
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too will have to
select your holiday
gifts. The greatest
worry is the difficulty of
selecting suitable gifts swith
what money yon want to spend
but we believe we can help you
oat of both difficulties. What to give
becomes an easier matter when yon have
so ample a stock as oars to choose from.
We have the most desirable gifts. They
poesess all the qualities that gifts should have,
newness, usefulness, beauty, novelty and intrinsic
worth. Then the prices are just right. They cannot
be beaten. We are in a position to know that we can save
you money. We believe the more you inspect our goods the
better you will realise this. Remember too, that we are
careful about the quality of everything. Real
bar gain
prices
on goods
of worthy
mailt
are what
We promise you
J. T. BRYAN
THE JEWELER AND PRACTICAL WATCH REPAIRER
DO YOU WANT
To Buy Bonds?
It no, you want those that pay
the Ik-M tivnlemt. A btialncea
education pays better dividends
than any bonds The best place
to get a business education Is
Garland Business College
SILVERTON, OREGON
We have a Correspondence
Court In Shorthand In
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J. B. GARLAND, Principal
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