-1
P THE PEOPLES STORE
I Extends New Year s Greetings
We have been more than pleased with the growing patronage extended
ns during the year just closed and expect to merit even a larger patronage
duAng the ensuing year. If courteous treatment of patrons, superior quality
of ;o ds and bed rock prices count for anything our store will continue to lead
in popularity in Roscbuig. Wishing cad: and every one of our patrons a
Happy and Prosperous New Year, we are, yours for General Furnishings,
CITY DADS CONFRONT
A KNOTTY Pl4LEM
The Suspension of th
loons Causes D
In Reven
THE PEOPLE'S STORE
I. ABRAHAM, PROP.
JACKSON ST
Told in Side Heads.
G. A. Taylor of Portland was
' buig visitor Wednesday .
iustayjnjot the
taanBaa0nauaned'u' 1r terrn"
lostaltati-n. The
Ia .to.) trtr 1 1
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MMC-ll n ; . i l lei
Kebekah Lo-.lge Xo 41, eras conducts
by District Deputy Presi lent. Mis- Ma
rie Jones Tuesday evening, the newly
installed officers bei ig as follows: Miss
I.anra Spalding, N (i. ; Mrs. Mary
Palm, V.G.: Miss Mtirie Jones, Kec.
Sec; Mrs. K V. T ho m p -on , Kin See ;
Mrs. Clara Boren, Treas. : Mrs. Kitty
HcWMMMM, War.; Miss Ila King.
Ton.: mm 1 kanaka Parks. L G : Mrs
F. B. Hamlin. O. G. : Mrs. Delia Jewett, the I
R. S. X. G-; Mis Mae Fisher. L. S. X.
G. : Mrs. Merit West. R. S V. G. ; Miss
Clara DilUrd. U S. V. G : Mr Delia
Lewi, chaplain. Following Hm instal
lation light refreshments were served
and a most enjoyable social session fol
lower!. There was an attendance of tiO
or 70 numbers an 1 a number of visiting
members. The occasion proved a
most i'it resting and pleasant one.
"Twixt Love and Mone Y, ,
' ..V.t.c'hea
ler .non
All star cast
re. Bert Westbrook went to Albany
Wednesday to visit with relatives and
friends.
2
raws
jcal and Personal.
Strange, dentist.
J. P. Johnson, dentist, tirave's build
in. CBU
New l ear until the
The City Council hoi
Meeting f ir the
evening and as
problem ol paying
of to).-"' every
remain ing salo
every three n
It will be f
forogointf
IS
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axaTW dure!
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a Kose-
'TWIXT LOVE
AND MONEY'
An Interesting Home Talent Drama
on Monday Evening
January 9.
J. G. Mack of Portland is a uest of
his brother-in-law. Attorney Albert
Abraham of this city.
it was a happy
bills showed up.
Gold crown and bridge
quality by Dr. Strange.
work of licst
An effort will be made to secure a
G. W. Wonacott of Riddle, was. in
- - W I i ... I : i. .
nost-ouii; euucs.i.i 1111 11 IK'lOie . - .,
s- - twiwvnt railroatl rate in Onviin.
land otlice. .
Cottage Grove Commercial club pro
Attorney John l-ong
on business liefore tl
Wednesday.
went to Balm
tf supri nio court
tests against Southern Pacific freight
r.tes.
Fred Chapman returned Tuesday eve
ning from a visit to Willamette valley
points.
A San Francisco man purchased 1,000
I sacks of Com county potatoes at 1 cent
; per pound.
J. K. Sawyers, lawyer and notary
i public. Office up stairs in Douglas
County Bank Building. tf
An En erprising Banking ti iuse
Tlie Bnanl is County Bank of Kosebnr.
is out wi'h substantial "oausnaisasnta
of the new year" to its minv depositors
in the shape of tine leather pa-k-t
baaa I leather card receivers tar t ie
pocket, on ranch richly stamped in gold
apiears. ". raaneanneaM of t'.e D n: is
County Bank, capital $ vi.tX. Baoaontg,
Oregon "' This shows a mark of com
mendable enterprise on the part of this
banking institution and i- duly appre
ciated hy all of the patrons of the bank
The Plaindealer is pleased to be
mimlered among the recipients of its
compliments.
Miss Many Curri i. te
at the central phone otlice
Cottage Grove with her
manv friends.
agranh operator
is riaitaag in
parents and
"Twixt Loan and Money" at the opera
house Monday, Jan !' Benefit Roee
burg orchestra.
If t.-toopathy was not the riht -v. j
why doe- it have such a Inltnaitigl
among the mis! iatelligniil x-o;.'.'
J. I.. White-ides and W. T. Baaerj
were in town from Daftaajna Kerry Wi-.l-liesday
on business beture the county
court.
"Twixt Lue and Money" ahicfa
i be pros-ntevl at the (-,'ri1 House.
is a true story of American life. D
miss it.
Renewals are Brisk Score of the
Dai:. dealer subscribers are hustling in ,
their snbrription renewals at this the
beginning of a new year, all of whom
dec'are that the pp?r is brigiiter and
newier than ever lefore and that it is
in reility S -nthern Oregon's lestlinj:
newspaper. Ttiese:kind favors and en
rouraeinit expressions are iluly appre
elated by the Plaimlealer management.
For the now vear we have averaged a
The La lies Aid society of Wilbur wili
give an Entertainment at tne Wilbur
Academy Saturday evening, January
14, !s0o.
i
Miss Audrey Bridges returned to Port
land Wedn. sday to resume her stu lies
at St. Helen's Hall, after spending her
bolidav vacation at home.
W. B Clarke of Miilwixxl is spending
a few days in town an 1 rep rts every
thing quiet in that vicinity. He bebavn
the coming legislative session will lie a
quiet one.
Special Bake by Stearns Chenowi..i
I iklandaiid foncaUa, W hite and Other
sew ing machines 1".00 and an; watr
Hegin the new New Year right. Oa
toopathic treatment will restore yonr
health, and other good things will follow.
Rev. G. W. Householder will preach
it Roberts Creek Sunday. Jan. ft, at 11
o'chx'k a. m. Kt-ryUdy inviteI t )
c"nie.
its first regular
Year Tucsdav
n fronted with the
i regular expanse bill
hree mouths from the
license fund of fdHi
bathe.
u that according to the
Bgn ret there will be regular
Beit uf $25, lor which pro
ision must be made At the end of tin
lirst quarter of this year, the Heeil
fund will lack 6S instead of fL'-i of
enough to moot the debt owing to a
license rebate of $40 allowed to one ea
loon keeper for the time his busines
was Ensnended n acconnt of his bead
quarters heinc destroyed bv lire.
Couucilmo'i WTeat and Norman favor
ed iucreasii g the siloon license but
Councilman Vicelli saggeated that the
matter should reel an' il after the legis
lature takes act on the local oatMM
' Dsaaanre, as n is reporseu that tin
measure ami De up tor ooneMierauoB
liefore the -t ite.s BshMM
city's naaacas
Included in the official reports handed
in was the financial exhibit of Cu
Tre.-suro II. t". Slocnm. According to
the exhibit, ti e total of outstanding
citv "warrants, oil. el and uncallel, on I
l January J. li.'. amounted to $12,166
106, which sum added to the $25000
worth of out.-taa ling City Hall and j
I Sewer bonds, makes the total city ii - j
deetedneee $37,1 ". Bed acting from,
this am cunt the sum of 11,083 50 cash 1
on I. ami leaves :tn indebtedn es $35,463. 1
; 1" When the assessments for tin
recent -treet improvements are al; paid
into the city treara y the in lebtnesi
will have ben minced aNrnt $1800
' from that of the previous rear.
The treasurer was instructed to isane
a call for flii worth of v -v ts.
i tc. v or rtVS sii
w ;j. After ndjonrning its regular meeting;
I I Tneeday evening, the council iliscovor-
ed that it .iid neglected to make a t-x
levy t defray the City i xpenses .'or the :
ensuing voir he minutes of the re
corder were left open for embediateat of
this important item, and the lard was
at Once called. The present levy of live
mills the highest permitted under the
present d arter was continued by the
required vote.
"Twixt Love and Money," which will
be produced by the It one burg Amateur
Dramatic Club, for the benefit ol the
Rosehurg Orehe-tra, at the Roseburg
Theatre, Monday, Jan. ', promises to
lie the most interesting play ever ee
myed by local talent. The play details
with the love of two persona, one i mil
lionaire's nephew, the o h t a pretty
country lass who are separated alter
marriage through the machinatkma ol
the rich uncle. The bride becoui M in
sane, and her Bubseqnenl restorati m to
reason by the presence and art ing if her
faithful husband, constitutes an impres
sive clients f r the play.
All of th cist have had nasi expe
rience In dramatic work, and the elec
tion of the forthcoming drama watoae
of the stronge-t p issible to obtain
Faithful rehe irsals are now in pr .-re -end
the public is assured of a me itori
aas production.
CAST
Herbert Van Allen, a wealthy; mug
man). Sid St. -wart
Allen Van Allen. (Herbert's uncle
Kris I right
Major Warrington, a blind ret ran
Fnsi S-.-wart
Julian Hawk. Herbert's lal e f lend
k.q j
a pro:,.
CLEyR-UP SALE
In going over our Boys' and Children's Clothing Stock, we found a great many
odd suits, small lots and some which were slow to move. We have
priced them as follows.
Boys' Long Pants Suits
AGE FIFTEEN TO IWI.MY YEARS
These suits are assorted into two lots
I.( )T ( )K contains some all wool suits
Formerly
Little Boys' Knee Pants Suits
AiK FOCB TO EKiHT YEARS)
$2.00 to 52. 25 Suits going for Si. 50
a few slightly she'll worn
sold for from 5.1x1 to 57.50.
Now $3,50
2.50
350
4-5fJ
3.00
4.00
5 00
2.00
2.50
3 & 3-5o
LOT TWO. .Ml wo 1 heavy ami liht
weight suit-, excellent for every day or
School suits, worth from 56.eo to 59.00.
Boys' Knee Pants Suits
AGE EIGHT TO SIXTEEN YEARS;
$2.50 to 52.75 uits jjoing for $1.50
Now $5.00
3.00
3-5
4.00
s:.oo
4-5
it
u
2.00
2.25
;o
2.0 6L
Special
Lace
Hen's Heavy I!
or $15 the -i.it
I Slxiee' narrow end n
am Wool Underwear. All sizes. Regular f 1.00 value for 70 cente the garment
liurn --. j
.n.I 9
rhiie tber last fl.50
JOSEPHSON'S
THE BiG
STORE
SUNSET RESTAURANT
funnel Urines.
enterprise .
Martin Clench
Itii: Clench
l It
imson
er of
Ro; li. Iloers
!ira ! to I. ;:i.u:
Fred Wriajht
Martin's brothei
Walter Gagnon
Uncle Iaw TJarass, a Sahennan
Nel-e i tesnnn Ison
Aunt Hannah Timrns, I.iw's nife .
Mi-s Agnees Pitchfnrd
rVgnjr Potter, Henna! '- niec
Eva V! easier
I.I l.l.l AN BROl'GH, '.i .r W.i t:..s-
Mi-s Oerii.- fast
Cove. Morninic.
Warrinirton'fl Col ajje.
Is Bnildin Up a Good Business
Cood Local and Farmer
Patronage.
If
f
If
If
1 .
if
Cal'
ou
you
yon
yon
von
vant
want
want
want
v. aut
want
to buy a farm
furnished rooms
to buy a house
to rent a house
to build a house
to move a house
tuo( I' AT
F F. Patterson,
-atrartor
tid Bander
Reeebarg
Oregon.
Th
t
I'arlo- .1: ... .
ton's MhkI
ACT I-an.l
ACf II M -j
Evening.
At 1 1 II II
one week later
Ai'T I V R-u-k at Bendy f v- t
inon'li- later.)
Time, present ; Plea
iK-tierit of tlie Rose
Restanrant which - sa
m are ki ago in tl.e B A
k and sqnipM ! ti.r ..' -;is;..-.s
afkHng np a tine
: enthrals n i:
a . len :n home
rv-l ii. But rles style The
dinners eeited this
y i cents a 1 late m
e .ir ' 'I:t:i::: place lor
. - 'a : .
good,
C a
M 1 ..
ir; I Ir -tn-str t
Glendale News.
pal r naj.. a
n .-r:!s. wh
e oking :- a
-u:. !.:;.' d i- k-
restanrant at
'nakir.i: it a p
i;. - -.'j tami - :: :l - e isi aw,
ahile the iannera are extending a iher
sl netronage t thi re-tanrant wl.ere
they Bod they can j:et a good Inaefa 1 a
generons '." cent n.ea! as ar.v conn nienl
rioiir. n.:- re-tanrant i- cundiiclr-i ly
Ir- 6 J SIcSaolty end her daughter,
Mr. VlcXanlty being an emnloye ol ti.e
-ut!. -r:; I
ew anheeitner n day, whacfa is indeed pipe; aire, plain an 1 bathed ; cut an I
a pratifyir.p leinnint for V0o.
Wanted I'artner. i00 will buy one
half interest in the best paying Furni
ture an 1 Housefurnijhintf store in I'ort
lan l. or will sell out entirely for $1000
Have other bu-iness to attend to. Ad
dress FriwnTRE Store, BW, Wewlwnw
toe St , Portland. Oregon. f
Strawberry Plants for Sale. Exeel
sior and W ilson straalierry plants, 50
cnts per hundred, or U6 per HKW
L o. h. Adnwnnj J. H. Tan ace, DilUrd,
Ore. Ml
Goats Wanted. W ill pay cash for
or 30 head of nannie goats. Apply
L. M. Jackues, Drew, Oie.
wire naiis; the only guaranteed hla.
smith coal; two carloads Tage W cn
uire fence, the only tempered wire i -lire
for sale. n: tf
The Bloon. r Hotel Company, Tie.
C. Illooiner, p'oprietor. i ont with a
leautiful calendar on which is printed,
Two Valley Hotels Hotel Revere, Al
bnny, Qmg ' Hotel MrClelhrei. Rose
inrj, Oregon," the pictures and rolor
ntc on the calendar is elegant.
Dr
eian
in ols
rimx
hide.
H L Stndley. Osteopathic physi
Dr. Alineda J. MrCall, assi-tant
etries and dieeasef of wmen.
or call at offca in Abrahani
Consultation Free. tf
The two first days of the new year
were as balmv and bright as a perfect
day in June. The new year is starting
out under the most favorable weather
eonditionsat least.
More Sheep Slaughtered
Agaia tax wJasJeeafeaaanp
have lieen getting in their dastardly
work , killing 5W of a band of sheep
near Prinevtlle and wounding or scafer
ing the rest. This ie the latest of a
seriee ol such crimes in central Oregon,
and it is high time that extraordinary
efforts were taken by the local author
ities to hrmt down '.he perpetrators and
bring them to justiee. We realize that
this is no ea-y task, and no effort or ex
pense ehoold be spared to accomplish
this result
Important Term of County Court.
The county court met i i its regular
Januarv se-sion WeMnesdav all mem
bers of the board lein pre-ent.
1 here is a great deal of important bus
iness to I transacted at this term of
court which will probably require until
Wednesday of next week to finish up.
County road supervisors are to be ap
pointed for the en-uing year: many
changes are to be made iu road district
boundaries ; the matter of making a lib
eral appropriation for a county exhibit
at the Lewis and Clark fair is to be tak
en under advisement, as is also the
purchase of a county rock crusher and
rend roller. All this besides the regular
ro-itine work and auditing of bills is
miking life strenuous for the members
of the court just now. I'p to the present
time the court's lime h s all lieen occu
pied in consi lering changes in road die
trict boundaries, receiving reports of
roa 1 supervisors and examining and an
diting bills.
t '
Notice
All parties owning doge are hereby
notified that if they will pay to the city
Mar-har their dog 1-cnnae during the
month of January they may have the
same for 1.00 each. All that he has to
go and collect will be $2 30 each, bv
order of Rosehurg City Council.
Fr.-d J. Biefcrley has retained fr
an extended Business trip from the I. ike
and Middle Western States. He says
he exjericncel some very -ev.-re winter
weather before returning to Orein. the
blooming roees end gr.-en fields I f D 'ig
las i ounty greatlv contrasting with the
snow ant) ice fields of his blissard s'.rick
en middle western boiae -rates. Mr
lllakeley anticipates a great immigra
tion to Oregon this year.
Wotieo haa been giren by the H.irri
man line thai the freight rate on imini-
grants boa Behold g'-is and other effects
Captain Be l. D. Btiswell, of Bos-ell , hts town relu-ei from tl ' to " I pr
Mineral Springs, made the Plairnlealer ! lis) pounds from Mwniari river to
a pleasant call this morning. He is an 1 Paritic inK jH.itit. which i'l mke a
enthusiastic gol roads advoca'e. and rwbicti .ii of fuiiv il.mti the carload
believes the first principles in permanent This ail prove a great impetus for
a ve-y
of the
rcs
Ce
il da.
Ken
ng
The Sun Set restaurant has alreadv
aine.1 tie reputation of serving only
iO-i wholesome meals and satisfying
Nanchea. It is the place where you
always get the worth of your money.
This restaurant makes a specialty o
fine chicken dinners on Pnnavs. tf
road building ,i grading and providing
good side drainage, the 'rock covering
eing the final finishing touches.
OUR 1905
New Year's Greetings
To all Our Friends And Customers
A HAPPY NEW YEAR.
The most satisfactory and successful year in the
history of our business has just closed. It hs been
a busy year and our success has bf i .1 sanst tctoiy.
So it is fitting that we hould give t a ks to those
who have given us success. We wi-h to assure you
of our appreciation as no firm feels more appreciative
than we do.
For 1905 we offer you this: We are going to try
harder than ever before to merit your trade. We are
going to have a belter and a larger stock to select
from. We will also assure all that prices will b -based
ou hiuall margins We desire to make thi
store a shopping home for a I.
Again we thank oue and ai f r yonr liberal pat
ronage and if through error or omission we have
wronged anyone to the amount of anything we sin
cerely ask you to call and let us know. Asking you
tc keep in mind.
RICE and RICE.
THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
Mr. A.I. Butler, of Kikton the hust
ling representative for the Mutual Life
Insurance Co, departed for his home
after sjiending a few days in Rosebu rg
the first of the week. He is returning
froTi Northern California where him
self anil wife have been spending a very
pleasant two weeks Tacation.
immigration t Oregon and is
iiberal concession on the part
railroad people
W.F.Davis, road sup-rvisor of the
Camas Valley district made the Plain
dealer a pleasant call while transacting
business in Roeeburg Wednesday. He
savs the county roads lietween Camas
and Rosehurg are in better condition
than usual at this season of the vear,
tlie improvement work of the past sea
son having been of a permanent nature.
.A. H. Howard, road Supervisor in the
Coles Valley neighborhood, was looking
after road matters before the County
Court Wednesday and favored the
Plaindealer with a pleasant business
call. He reports all kinie of crop pros
pects most promising in his part of the
connty.
Mr. Paul Sterling, son of James A
Sterling, of Drain, went north trie latter
part of the year to meet Superintendent
Mc CJuire, of the Astoria and Colnmbia
railroad at rortland ami will accept a
position with that company. Paul has
h t-n in the employ of tlie Southern
Pacific company at Drain for over
year past,
Blizzard Rages in the East
New York, Jan. 4 The worst bliz
r.ard since lsS swept over New York
and the surrounding country last night
and this morning. Traffic is badly tied
up, and all I rains are late Surface car
are operated with difficulty, and the
streets are coated with ice. A gale is
Mowing H miles an hour. A miik and
wood famine is threatened owing to the
failure of trains to arrive. The ferry
lxat service is crippled and the depart
ure of ships pr vented.
T. W. Winniford, of the Oabvpooia,
was transacting bagineee in Rosehurg
Wednesday. He is an esteemed pioneer
citiz. n. The roads, he says, have been
greatly improved between Winchester
and Koseburg, and with the improve
ment of the gap between the little di
vide and Kdenbower a good permanent
road will have been completed between
Rosehurg and Winchester.
DIED.
Horn. IVo :'. pJ4. at the family
deuce in this city, t" Mr. and Mrs
cil Van uiider a Uy. weight 11 -
W.N. Moore of Rnekles 't-ent
Yeais at i -iendale Madam Rum
he wee risitinf hi- finnan W
bells in the near future.
liilliert Meadow, a prominent iii
man is in this city. Mr. M-ad re
sided here n.anv years ago. and he x-
pteeses hiimolf as nmch surprised ai the
Wonderful improvement in OBJ city
D B. Redr.- M. the sage of Ii -, tell
w as a lilendale riaitor today.
, Thomas tytch. after many years
I sence i- visiting relative- and fr.e:. ;- Uj
I this i i-y and valley.
J. ti. Mack, hu-iness manager of the
Abraham property in this city, an i al
bert Abrahani, attorney for the estate
are in this citv snrvewng t:.- eastern
addition to the city which wl! be dedi
cated at once.
K. w Sfocttna fpoi si seenl
ai.d collector for the Oregon ian by the
circulation man .ger while be wea in
'. town last week.
Miss Minnie Selig of Myrtle Creek is
. visitiug relatives la this city.
Johnson v Seanien ewrchants tiave
greatly improve I their place of bnsineni
by making a new front of one plats
glass windows. They carry a fine line
of new g' xls.
Mr. Morteneon of Ferndeie ma e ns
a much appreciated visit this week.
Poit Arthur has fallen. I he little
bmwa men have gained a rictory over
the gnat Romanoff Dynast; which indi
cates that right can triumph orer might.
Vn us
a: !, ':
r the I
.r . ul ; . at. :
tttey are very grate
rl cinstar.tlv tne rear
SWELL TIES
IN ALL
STYLES
tie.
Ladies, you cannot find a more suitable
gift, 01 one juore appreciated for your
gentleman tricud than an up-to-date
LATEST
PATTERNS
GENT'S HATS
Here is another Holiday Necessity for the
well dressed gentleman. No matter how
i ly lish the suit the appearance is not
striking without an up-to-date hat.
JACKSON
STREET..
J. A. COBB
jietronap
,e Sea "i
JUST ARRIVED
NEW STOCK :
Long
& Biniihan Sawmill Sold.
FINE CHINA
WARE
Long, Bingham Lnnrber Co . bank
rapt, he. I al Engeneia the office of
'. A Winternteier, refeeee in baakrnpt
cy. the sale of the company's aawmill si
Cottaeje Gt ire I i If. V IVwii I for 114,
iii) mas confirmed. This prnetically
fettles the in.ilter of t e i.' nk: .v Ring
'.am ha-.kr.ip: . a n.ilya few more
1 fetalis ere 'o be attended to, wi.en th
rase will le dhmiaaed.
It is understood thai the n. w owner
I the mil! will begin oneratiag .
A New Industry
Hiram iallap, an esteemeii citizen of
Myrtle Oeek, a-aa a county seat visitor
Wednesday. In a pleasant rail on the
Plaindealer, he stated that the necessity
of a slight change or amendment to the
registration 1 iw is apparent. Hr. Ual-
lap thinks the legislature might well
extend the time for registering voters
and then abolish the blank "A" voting
certificate, which brings about an end
less lot of gr.itnitons work on elect Win
day imply to accomodate careless VO'era
who neglet:t to register, oflimes wiiun
the registration ollice is at tUeir set)
door. lo provide for a new-coin mer
to the county shortly prior to an elec
tion, a registration receipt from the
county clerk cf the voter's former e.
ty is all that should be required. M
tiallap thinks that those who cArlctudi
neglect to register should lose their vote
BROWS At Yonctlla. Oregon, of
briitht's disease, James Redield '
Brow n, agrsl 41 years, 6 months ami ;
i" days.
Deceas'd was lorn in Redfield, Dallas, ,
Countv, Iowa. June lr, lsii:?. He Braced
with his people to South Dakota in Iflfifi,
aud lioui there to Voncslla. Oregon, in ',
1S!2. He had been living with his I
family in Ci rants 'a88 f,,r gonie time mid
was taken sick aUmt one year ago. He
went from there to 1 1 iltn. Cel., where
he hoped to regain his health, hut heinj '
disappoiulud in this he then went to
Cinnaliar Springs, ("al., but finding that
all efforts to regain his health were use- j
lees, he returned home where he en
joyed ite co forts for onja a few days,
when he took life's burden for a pillow
and lay down to that -weet sleep that
kisses his eye lids down still. He wits
married to Miss Ida M. Kegle in I8M.
Two children were birn to them, the
eldest Jennie, who died April 90, IMS
and Alpnans, still living Among those
t l Ll.
wno remain to mourn ins toss are nu
wife, Ida M. Brown, his aged mother,
7" years, two brothers and three sisters,
Ii. H. Brown, of Kruid.i, Idaho, 1". P.
Brown, of Clachan, Ont. Can , Mrs.
CP Buck, of Denver, Colo, Mrs M
M. Walker, Gold field, Nevada and Mrs.
C. L. Fegels, of Voiicul III, Oregon.
He belonged to the W. O. W , uii.lt r
whiise care he was Irani the time be ar
rived home until the words "earth to
earth antl dust to dust were sxikcn
over the remains of one of the kindest
of hush in Is and fathers and Youc.illi's
citizen . Are the dead forgotten'.' No
I'here is n voice from the tomb BWCetel
than song, to which their trie ids turn.
even from the charms of the living and
from its peaceful liosum spring none UOl
fond regiets and tender reollectioiis.
As Wu look upon the grave we i-ee
le which U-ams nn angel p omise
pointfanjl us on beyond the ' valicv of the
shadow" to that harlsir where WO shall
a--t anchor and meet our loved ones
Who have only gone before.
Ian. t, HK)5 S. A.
Jury List
A bet of people afe going ex
ten reel tnlo the growing cf Engtisb
walnuts in tie- Wilhunjene va.ly.
i Some of them claim t ere will lie more
I Money nude in walnut gi-owing here
than h is ever b en m ide in hops- and
I this serins a fortune evvry year from a
few sen s For English wa ante, en
thusiasts declare that this i-1 a b tter
I country than California ; that the treat
' will mature earlier here an i the walnuts
j will till letter and thus produ e a more
I abundant crop i; wet fat and -juality.
Following is the list of jurors d-iwn
for the Januiry. Itfift, term of i ircuit
court :
Ambr,ie Marsh ill. Olen lale. fane ;
W S Brilt, Riddle, farmer
Lawrence Michael. Days I'rcek, :ar:ner
Cha Watson, Peel, farmer
S C Miller, Dillard, farmer
Win Bnrchard, Scottsburg. iarniei
Scott Henry, Wilbur, farmer
J H Grnbhe, Oakland, Kockrahni
Lawrence lohnaon, Drain, eaillnnM
TC Johns, lialesville, farmer
H R Manning, Oakland, farmer
Win I'.riggs Jr. Canyonville. farmer
Louie Schneiser, t'o nstock, farmer
II ti Chicane, Tyec, Iteck raiser
John I. Kent, Kikton, farmer
John Applcgate, Yoncalla. farmer
John Handerran, Gardiner, Timber em
Daniel Hanks, Perdue, farmer
Marion Smith, Stephens, fanner
Henry Rnlenour. Melrose, farmer
W C Winston, Win-ton, farmer
II .1 Ireland, Olalla, farmer
Ohne Gettya, Bohemia, farmer
Ed K'use, Dixonyille, farmer
LG Dnmbleton, Winchester, farmer
Plina Oooper, Rooehnrg, far mi r
Hue Dixon, Rosehurg, stm kraiser
i has Anderson. Rosel urg, capitaiis'
Hiram Oa lap. Myrtle t'rei k, fanner
Sykes ,l tarroll have movisl their
plumbing shop from the old Fiook
building on Main street to No. L'io .lack
son street, the building formerly oc
cupied by K. K. H in Is I'igar Store, and
are prepared to handle anything in tin
plumbing and tinning line. Phone No
mi. r.t
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A "-
I
HOLIDAY
CANDIES
r VVH
1 7 f$
COMPARISON IS
A TRUE TEST
hi
Our
ignesi
indies are tho
I grfide good, in
town, t enpara 'n i
the only tnie tost and
the one we always- win
out on. When it comes
to hih grade and de
licious goods we have
no cofcfiitow.
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FIGS
HONEY
ALMONDS
WALNUTS
RASINS
CURRANTS
CITRON
CROCKERY LEMON AND
GLASS WARE ORANGE PEEL
Anything you need for a Fruit CaKe or Mince Meat
: J. F. BARKER $ CO. Phone 201
:
Somethiitg You should Know
ll is ;.i your interest to read and note
careiully the rare opportunity of secur
ing a ftae piano or organ at Burr's Ma
li- House.
We have ordered a ne and complete
tock of pianos and organs that will ar-
rive nilbia the n-xt few davs and in or- i
ler to :n ke rni we are giung to offer i
ur present st.vk at the i dlowing low
prices and if you have been watching j
and waiting for a bargain now is your
nance.
One grand St ante piano in first class 1
condition and can be turned back at any
ime within one year at full price.
On Iv I vJ
One u; right Cornish piallo. has leen
ti als'-.n 1 vears. Goal for ... 1155
in a
mi I
bran
ie number, draw lots to see which shall
rirst sbuthV off the mortal coil.
The Southern Pacific is graveling the
stockrards at McMinnville.
-':
use
tine new Colonial Hine piano
wnntifnl manoeny case for
line han 1s.hu-. BaiL-y piano,
new, oulv
One Jacob Doll piano in beautiful burl j
walnut eaOB. I.irgesize HB I
One of the famous Victor planv in;
baselifel Hnh. eaas will sell for t?15 ,
thie tine Kimball p-.mo in uarterevl
sawed oak. if taken before the first of
the year will pi for $;U5 j
Space will no: permit us quoting other
priceetedpy bui we hare the largest.
. .- . i . . i
mttsic nonse in ".'ri-gon souin oi i un
and and these low prices will prevail
i a 1 iwnls until Jan. U, Hue.
More open eenuimjs.
or poith eJeil call, or wri e
BUBR'S MUSIC HOI SK.
Rose urg. Oregon.
We an? doing business at the old
stand. If you want to boy. sell
or trade anything see - - - -
A.D.BRADLEY
THE SECOND HAND MAN
A full stock of Kith new and seo
nd hand Furniture. Tin and
ranite ware. Cook Stoves and
Heaters.
Wanted, $1000 wortk of second
hand furniture.
A fine stock of Harness, Whips,
Kobes. Saddles and everything in
the Harness' line. Slv harness is
j all hand made and guaranteed.
BRADLEY
JACKSON ST BLOOCETT S OLD STAND
Stephen Van
.1 W W right,
Honten, Roaebnra, st
KoM-onrg, i apitalist
i krsr '
City Trtasurtr's Notice.
Notice is be re by given that all parties
holding cttr warrants endorsed prior to
Feb 1903, are requested lo preaenl
th same to the i ity treasurer for pay
mi nt, us interest will cease thereon at
ler the date of this notice.
Dated Koseburg, Ore., Jan. I, l!H."
H. C. Suki m.
Citv treasurer.
Abner Kiddle, road supervisor for tie
Kiddle road district, is transacting busi
ness Indole the county cour! today.
..unnrrrunrn S.IU1HUS
USSSmm ,a.,.thrri'iii-i.
.-nv aJvLH'. h.'W U. ..UIAIU ll'Iit. toul"' 11
comnrlaMa ao, in ill COUNTRIES
,V,l'. o Jiff, I H'asHiUjftom wl timrA
m mtf 'fttn tht fltnt.
Pnent tnt Infringemfnt Practice tclulvly.
Writ., L. U. 1,1
61 BInUi Stiwt, opp CnlUd SUM TUt Oact.l
WASHINGTON. O. C.
Letter I. is'.
Bl laehilsa oncolhiH tat at the Ko-e
lur po4lofnce
Band Mrs I 1. Rearksnd Aurthor
BetthoMJne R Pssiias relay J A
. -, men Ambrose Hears rd Mil H V
C i nl eld lr Wm Hughes Vr A B
Ebor ' en hw 1
lilies an Mr I
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Bl i er Mr A J
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p e i e -'ate I e
a leru-e l. Dag
The la tier .
rate oi oue cent
ol
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Mrs Both
r J tl
ettr. ni I
i !i thev are
d for at the
ach
(.'. W. l.Kks.
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A GOOD KTX, A 8TKADY HJLTO AKD A
Steven Rifle, PUtol or Shotgun
ft w,vndbl UHI crv nine. "S8ern, ' ftraa an
ill i all tftvtm.. Uam ftBSS IftftMMBfl
SKft.y I, ftsiftpj by eleft ftaj aSM I 7 be ftba
luftdriomt-
Ask yomt dola. ftft.1 la
oaowrirsnls. II yoa c
will 1
Host Fail to
Itlnmin 1 i ftta-ioe. It Is a
book of fcaJy fciifce,
ftaa ftprcalft to all Uen
IntmstcU la the frnJ
pott o fthootlat. Mailed
cell r le. p. Piuile h fteei
J. STEVENS ARMS A TOOL CO.
r . O. Boa aaaa
chicopee falls, mass., u. s. a.