TWICE-A-WEEK ROSEBURG
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DOUGLAS COUNTY'S LEGISLATORS.
Coshow had the displeasure of see
ing another of his bills sink into ab
livion Friday the one reguiatinir the
use of water for irrigation. On Mon
day evening the bill to grant the city
of Roseburg power to issue J200.000
bon-is to be used in the eoaatra a
or establishment of a municipal wa
ter and light plant, was defeated in
the senate througr. the iack of influ
ence or ability, to effect its passage
on the part of Senator Coshow who
was championing the measure. If
Coshow has introduced a single bill
of merit, or one that has not been
promptly scuelshel at this session of
the legislature, the Plaindealer would
like to "be shown" to the contrary-
On Tuesday a bill was introduced
by Senator Coke of Coos and passed
in the senate with scarcely an ob
jection from Senator Coshow. pro
viding for the change )f the Douglas
County boundary line west of Kel
logg so as to include in C.xs county
a large tract of valuable timber lands
and prospective coal feat now lo
cated in Doagias. It is now up to
Representatives Sonnemann and 1 Iray
to defeat this bad grabbing scheme
on the part of Coos in the lower
house. It is indeed, fcrtunate for
this county that it has a man of the
alertness, infuence and ability of
Representative S:nnemann to
after the county's interests in the
legislature, otherwise Douglas would
have sustained some very serious
loesos during this legislative sessi
Sine Mr. Sonneman won out against
Lan county on the Bohemia annexa
tion scheme and saed this rich min
ing territory for Douglas in the face
of tremendous odds, we nee: 7. :
worry about the outci:ne of the C os
county land grabbing scheme, when
it gets into the hands of the ever
watchful, energetic, loyal and efficient
Douglas county representative :r :
Glendale.
PROBLEM OF COUNTRY PAPERS.
The Pendleton Tribune thus iis
cusses the enforced advance in ad
vertising rates which is being made
by many of the state papers: Besides
reducing the size of the papers to
less than half the size of the Tribune
the Eugene papers have raised the
price of advertising per inch. In thus
djostrng matters going an: . mizg
they hope to realize a reasonable
profit in that generally reported :. : -perous
valley town.
In Walla Walla the price of adver
tising has also been raise-i
double the prices received in Pendle
ton. In Baker City and Astoria the
price per inch and per fine has been
increased likewise. The country
newspapers of the state rav- I r -ev-eral
years been tm timid to increase l
advertising rates above the prices
charged in hard times. Meanwhile
every paper has doubled in invest
ment in machinery, in their payrolls
in circulation and in size and quality
and quantity of new3. The growth
of the newspapers has kept pacr
wit.-, th- rr :' - . r -ty
in the state, but it has generally
been at the cost of profits. The ten
dency to raise pricey is spreading and
the Tribune must confess sympathy
with the movement. It is iue the
newspapers and it is not asking any
thing unreasonable.
MITCHELL WILL 'STICK IT OUT"
Mitchell is determined to "stick it
oat" if others have lost confidence in
him. he outwardly has not lost con-.
fidence in himself. He is going to
adhere to his plan outlined a few days
ago. to hold on to his seat, go home
within a month and fight for acquit
tal. It was rumored in Washington that
Mitchell had been urged by his friends
at home to resign his seat in the Sen
ate. Asked about the report he re-:
plied:
"You can say to the people of Ore-;
gon that, as I am not conscious of
having doae anything that would call
for my resignation. I have not the
slightest idea of resigning. Such a
thought has not entered my mind.
No such proposition has been sug
gested to me by any one in Oregon,
bet on the contrary. I have been in
receipt of dispatches urging that I
should not think of it. In conclusion,
you can rest assured that the present
Legislature will not have an opportu
nity of electing my successor, unless I
I should die before the session ad-:
journs."
Roeetrarg, Oregon, as second
W C. CONNER. Editor.
WEDNESDAY- FEBRUARY
The Eageae flamri says. "The
Plaindealer insists that Mitchell is
innocent and cannot believe him
guilty." The Guard might have
stated that the Oregn Legislature
and a good many private citizens
were "in the same boat." However,
the Plaindealer does not declare
Mitchell innocent, but maintains that
his long and valued service to Oregon
entitles him to full opportunity for
explanation and that meanwhile the
public should withhold censure and
condemnation. The Guard in its nar
row prejudice, rank partisanship and
disregard for justice, would deny
IGbcael the previiege enjoyed by
every free and liberty loving American
citizen a fair and impartial trial before
an unprejudiced jury. The Guard's
policy and principals were very popu
lar in the dark ages.
Let not the people af Oregon ex
emp'.ify fur that perverse taVatCaV
cy f human nature to kick a man be
fore he is i )wn r after. We must
not forget that John H. Mitcheii rep
resents the state of Oregon in the II.
S. senate. That if he is guilty as
0 harmed, every citizen :-f Oregon, re
gardless of race, color or previous
condition, whether republican, demo
crat, socialist or what not must bear
his proportion of the stigma that will
attach bo the state if the prosecution
succeei in making out a case against
him. For this reason there will be
no occasion for exultation on the part
af any well meaning citizen should
the star f Mitchell's glory set for
ever behind the political horizon and
the splendor of his years of useful
ness to the state be dimmed by overt
acts in his declining days. Eugene
Register.
The b": i'i ed by lavender of
Linn :: exchange Lmn territory for
part :f the Blue River district located
in Lane county was killed in commit
tee. Thus Linn's little scheme to
r ;: part of our mining district
met its Waterloo. Our Douglas
: unty trier is may rest easy. They
will lose no territorv to Lane at this
session of
-eff?iture. savs tne
Eager- F.rgister. Thus Lane's Etta
scheme to gvbbie up part of our min
ing district met its Waterloo, through
the generalship of Representative
j-.rnemann.
Congressman Sullivan, on the House
door recently, raked Millionaire Willie
Hearst over fhe coals, telling much
truth ic.. ut !:at inc sequential yei
1 v ; H wever the idag
about the foolishness of residents in
glass houses tossing stones was fit
tingly verified in this instance, for on
getting the A Kr Hearst charged Sul
livan with kicking a man to death in
a Boston saloon. No doubt senators
whose z H put them there, deplores
the decadence of the other side of
the capital.
Many citizens af Roseborg regret
the inability of the Douglas county
Senat- r to get through the senate,
the Roseburg bond bill to provide for
a municipal light and water plant.
Its failure was a Sure disappointment
to manv.
Kite hell has plenty of fight in him
yet. He declares that he will not re
sign (ram the senate but will be on
tmi at the April term of the fed
eral court to ppjve his inn-ence of
the charges brought against him.
The Japs do not ordinarily believe
in amputation, and most of their
wounded recover. "On with the
tourniquet and off with the leg" may
fee a rule due to over civilization.
It must be patent to everyone who
tops to think and to investigate the
timber land laws that the fault lies
first with the law and second with
the people themselves.
Race suicide in this country is not
so marked but that every city and
town in the country has more school
children than schx)l buildings in
which to house them.
What! No iniiictments againut the
Northern Paciiic yet. and they are
sai-l to have (robblei up 4j)0t000
acres of valuable Oregon, timber.
Shades af Hitchcock!
An ice skate advertisement is
something decidedly unusual in a
Portland paper, but they were in evi
dence liuring the recent cold snap ap
there.
PLAINDEALER
class mail matter .u 86S.
In. 1 ;.
A bill providing far a Fourth Ag
ricultural Society which will becom-
operative in Fastern I 'regon has
passed and received the Governor's
signature.
Roseburg and Douglas county will
gr ow and develop so fast and no sub
stantially this year that most of us
will rub our eves with astonishment-
The Czar lost .'U.li 1 men at a lite
battle on the River Shakhe. That's
i enough to make him shakev
The Supreme Court has made the
beef trust look like Hamburger steak,
even if the prices haven't been cut.
Tom Lawson says he is tired of it
! -n tt- n ... ! 1 . . .
aa. a. street oiuu not ou.et-i. l--
his taking a good long rest.
It tickles consumers to see the beef
trust kicking like its own staple
The rope trust was given ; ie-.t;- :"
rope and according to tradition hung
itself.
una more day and the legislative
: agony is over.
Musings.
Dui yon get a coriiic ' Mij '
Hocr. savs ii:r-.K! is a ?. Clear
, case of insanity.
There's no use trying to economise by
ua: eggs instead at heef.
A Pennsylvania girl killed a ten-f- at
snake with a hat pin. Hjghhal r
oard cider '
JLm N-w.and says a sane St. Vitea
line's day was not expected. He .-
nave NMmi ' comic.'"
The M.aetur. .egisialure may and .t
proper to change his name bgaa Sead
ringhaoa to Nixcuma.rous
Senator Mitcheii fias Nen -i
j three time and tnen endorse! by tba
1 'regon egiaiitnre Tacoma Ne.
"A foe. and a: :''eeii-''m are on
p-a.tel. " remarked a bcheior. ":- n
rearing wt the marriage oi a friend.
H)w doe it happen that .ray- I ---is
a chorus iiri with him when a prom
inent man gete hart in an antomob la
imaah-np''
A case tr.a: x-r :; :..- ire-.:: r.
the Silvertoa jostice coart for a i- :;g
time last w-eg an.i was warm y - a
tetited by able and earnest attorney
ae to recover $3 )0.
A du-patch from Washington says
monev is pientifaj The great trool -.
however, i teat no matter now p -.
fni mouey may be it is always necesea-y
to do something before ,ce car. i-'. x .
lafav
Editor Roberts has commenced a cru
sade against 1 sparking'' in Myrt.e
Point. Roberts is .becoming laa senti
mental as his domestic ardor begins to
wane. The youngsters over there
shoaid not be blamed. They are ajaaplj
fouowiag the lively pace set by Editor
Roberts a few years ago :n the aaaVaaaaa
bil.mg and cooing business. Giaa tiie
boys and giris a c nance They . .
soon enough be trying to solve the kn-t-
ty old problem, "how to be happy
I though married."
Looking Glass Items
School begins next Monday.
Pretty cold nigh: 13 above iero, tlie
tirst of the week.
Mr. and Mrs. i. A. Brown were t.ie
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aiaaid
Sunday .
Miss Peari and May imm-ns have re
turned fr.-rc an extended riast with their
ancle A. . McCarty, near akland.
We understand Mr. J. F 'fjodaian
will start op his saw-mill soon. Mr.
Rae 'irant was out the first nl the wet-a
to perfect arrangements to run the amiil.
Rae is a hustler.
Mrs. Lottie Hoover of Myrtle Crwk,
is visiting ner parents, Mr. and Ufa
Lige "liivant. H.
Faikenbur is Dead.
Los Angeles. Cal., Feb. 14 F. A. Fal
tenburg, head consul of the Woodmen
of the World and president of the Na
tional Fraternal Congress, died 'lay of
a complication of nervous and kidney
troubles. Mr. Fal ken burg was brought
to Los Angeles from Denver two weeks
ago, in the hope that a lower altitude
would benefit him. Two weeks ago the
eaae was given up as hopeless. The re
mains will be shipped to Denver this
evening for interment.
Decease! was born in 1357 and has
been prominent in fraternal circles for
many years. Together with Jeeeph C.
Root, then Lead consul of the Modern
Woodmen of America, he founded the
order of Woodmea of the World in l0,
and has been head consul of the West
ern Division of tbe order since that time.
He waa elected president of the Nation
al Fraternal Congress last Summer in
St. Louis.
For guaranteed dental work go to Dr.
i Pearson.
IN THE ELSEA CASE
W H. Miller. Charged With Poison
ing Elsea, Released Without
Bonds by Justice Long.
F.,r m-ire than a weeit District it r
ney 4;,., H. Browu bag, baaa eoatiaeaina:
a searching inventigation into th- eaoaa
af the .ieath af N;sjn Kl-ea. srba mo."
aappaaed r. have beca ptianaol at bis
liomestead i:-.ir Com stork reeeatly.
Maaj witness have leen examined
and W. II. Mt Per. a neighbor i I E)t
hx-i leeii held in K.-H-l)arg - WQMt i- i D
, f imvi-'g patanawd Elaaa, bal no-hi g
bavtag yet daaaloyeu whkfe wowidf jas
: tify In" betaf bowsd over to the ebrcwif
.Dnrt. lie araa ivlaaaad with it beian "'
imretl to furnish bonda V itnrailaa I
appear for furtber exam latioa r.e
eek J. B Fappaaal nth r witmean
retnriicil to their boasea ai MTattoV?
day pending the tinI xaoainatiaa nei
week. Regariiug the tase 'he Cattaae
(irove N iifget has this t- sav :
rsenic was Found.
tt has Ifen s aud in se -.T-a! pap s
that no .i. n was looad in the lasts
made in the rase af N lausi Ki-ea who
was iounl dea.i at his home ne.tr Com
st.xrk. The drst tests siaaV eri' .1 the eOffoa
which v th-.ng'.t to ci nfain tr. -i
nine, but none was JiacofwfaJ tbece, a
PQCtioa wf the contents i the stomach
was sent to lr. L ictorta Hampton af
Portlan-1 an.i Dr. flfhwwf of this city has
received a letter frjoi the doctor st.i mg
that by analysis, arsenic was f- ucd in
the stomach's contents.
State and General News.
What' Dowiesick' Increilible.
The Sorth Bend Harbtr wi.l send the
BMat popular young woman of Caoa
county to the Lewis and C'.art ia:.-.
Farmers -ip the vn.,- and in Boath
ern and eastern regon have :-en e !
:r.g near.v a., winter a:i-i an j-f -:
taae a Bttia rest.
Tbe Simpson Lnnilier ornpany of
North Bend w 11 baiM J standat'l ga ije
gsiag railroad baas Caaa Bay i
Ten-Miie reigon. a iiistane 1.1 aboaft 13
miles.
The output of coal from ti.e Heaver
Hhi mine Saturday a- 85a t- ns. :.
is the argest amount af cva. -ver :a e:.
out in Cess coanty ;n one day. Tbe
average oatpal ;' tba ssisM I r
time past :.aa waa aM taaa per daw.
There may e a turn is the boa Tir
iet any iav T!ie time :s a: foe
purchases f. r A: r-.l td May
ies. The pri e may biMt up ar. :
cent? at a aa ip. Of eoaaaa, Dha bean
and ?!. rt ei i-- ::g -iv.-r :
earth to av- 1 1 tins.
The fact taat the var-- ;i- aaatcra ir
k ts recogn.ie 'r-g- r. a a- t : -t
case pradact i.as -a i .x-i- icreose
in the demand, but holders here are not
ispoeed to seil their prodact : the
1.a.-i-t i :. iVr a. i : i . - V
shor-age ia tr.e supply here - ; '-ii..--r-:
hy tome of the 1'ical axSl rr.ee.
un-ia was a i .v- y : y .a Port r
ford beach. ay the Trir cne. and t:.e
x-ean was sm th a : Ld :e i- -:-..- -r
A party Bag men were out boal
rii.ngin :..e tay asd ! up : ..:
anil laseies re aTrnttfaa, ix an-1 i- n
the beach er. flag tba riie weat..er a:: i
the beautifu. -H-enery. arhieh is not
eiinaied at anv beach we kaow.
Gardiner Notes
Miss Duaaeick. if Mari.3el.i. is 'he
ies: ;' M-s. rail . - V-:-r-:.i e .
i .ace
V s Miry Uvr. ef; .i i-ii -Drain
r.v t:-'.'' -e e
going to Reeburg u tae the teacrtt rs'
examination.
Miss Mary Bergman came tip :
her h-1 me at the iiie avr.g atatMo,
Monday an.i eft the sam- !ay f r P rt
land to enter school then.
Mr. F. R. Daw, of Roseburg has been
in town in the interest at the new sur
rey. He has ;een n consultation with
many of the prominent citizens in re
gard to a plan wt.ich will be of great
benefit to the community if it can
earned Kbnaagft BBwawaafaalj Gaai -e
Letter Lt.
Remaining tii.cal!ed for at the R.ee
burg piiet ..See
An-'ican Mr John tt lapof Mr V
Bartcn Mr Miiton tine- .n Mr J W
hiertua Mr M. Keen Mr W tt
Djvis Mr Joseph K.agne Kev C
'tains Mr H W I'artv Mr N
Baaarai M r I l
Person ca.ii ng for these letters wili
p. ease state the date on which 'hey are
advertised. Feb.. 14. MbV,
The letters will be daargaal for at the
rate af one cent each.
C. VV Parks
ChemoerUin s Cnuah Remedy rh "other
Fjvontr.
Tbe soothing and healing properties
of this remedy, its pleasant taste and
1 prompt and permanent cures have made
it a favorite with people everywhere.
tt is espei iaily prized bv mothers of i
i small chudreu, for colds, croup ami i
! wbccpicg m uuh, aa it always afford
quick relief, and as it contains no opium
or other harmful drug and may le i-ven
aa confidently to a tal y a to an adnlt '
I ror sale bv A. L. Marsters A Co.
Cuunty Treasurer s Notice
B) tice is hereby given that all parties
holding county warrants endorsed prior
to, and including. Inly 'JS, 1902, are re
quested to present the same to the conn
ty treasurer a interest will cease there
on after the date of this notice.
Dated R.)seburg, ' reg , Jan. 30, 1905 '
t i. W. Dtanaatx, j
County Treasurer.
Whose Is It A. B. Mott, agent for
the National Art ami Crayon Co , of
Chicago, in receiving and delivering en
larged pictures in this county, lias re
ceived a photograph and enlarged por
trait minus the local address. On the
baca of the photo appears the name
"Nancy Oliver," and the photo and
crayon picture may be secured by call
ing at the Plaindealer office. tf
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PASS EXAMINATION
Fifrv-One Teachers Stood the Test
of a Rigid Examination and Se
cure Certificates.
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ers erawMaatiaa tar
Rose , org a.-r --.
Ti.e . , . -- ; .. .e a
art aeatea r- I i
Stlper. ilV d :.' . .
n:a- m n . a
tfc ijjsiiII will a
took tba teach
I'.f pipers ii
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ia Oecac H Boi
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Elfctoa; I. oe Bard, a
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kale Mary Lj EM I , I
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Of the IS aha :.;d. I
certiricate tr.ti -en were
As a laaah I eX.uia
ing force i I aa C u.itv
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DIED.
PAMtorT. Al faseoa. ariaaaa, t
4it-p m . Mor.diy. Fab. 1 . 1 '.. M
Ahbie Parntt, agel :U year", 8 nnviths
an i '-" day, i a n-umptioa.
Dei-easet ts a Jaaa.htea af Mr M.
Parr, tt, an eeteen.eii ioneer of this
city, ind was i-n i . i i- uuly. She
was a graiin tie oi r:.e Boaaharg Put-.ic
School a' ii tba INarthaad Baaaaaaa Cal
lege and taugi.t in pabiia sch ols of tins
tty ;ora number of ternis. About sev
en years ag i her Leaith failed and she
spent two consecutive winters at Albu
querhue. New Mexico. The next winter
was spent in Pn.en.i. Anions. lie
w.is then appointed to a clerkship in the
I'. 8. i.iud .tf.ee at Tucson. Vr..:on..
which position she baa ince rilleil wi.h
general satfacti.--n.er,-u ;ng the distinc
tiou af l.-ing oiie af tiie nv Ht accurate
and ;-r-dc:ei.t clerks iu that office
Sue is survived by her father. Mr. M.
Parrot", two brothers, C W. and Ex
sheriff K L Paaiatl, and rive sisters,
Mrs. 9S. T. .lewct. hisses Josephine.
Eiiaaheth and Rose Parr a, all of this
city, ami Mrs B. Casev, a t'alias. Ore
gon Mr I L Parrott. V!rs. Gaaaj and
VIis Lizzie Parrott were enroute N) Tu
cson when their sister expireil. Tbe
two former arrived tlier- T uesday niorn
ing and Vi iss l.aaie M hours !a:er, si e
leing engaged in taaabiag at Pendleton,
Oregn, when aaaaaaBad to her sisier's
bedsnie. Mis Rose Parrott is teaching
at iardiner.but is expected home to
lay.
The body will be brought home for in
terment and will probably reach here
on the II: -7 a in. train aturiiay.
Funeral services will probably be held
CASEBEKR At the home of her
brother. Svlte-ter Casebeer. on Deer
Creek. 7 miles east of Roseburg. Feb
12, l'M)o. Miss J tne Caseljeer, aged .52
years, 10 months, M days.
It is a well known fact that iVteo
uathy is a specific forms rhenmati,
nervousness, stomach troubles and
female disorders.
CLIFTON
The News Girl
p,thiansGo 10 CoRage Grove-
Alpha Lodg So. 47 K. of P of thi-
wi.i attend the Kr.igi.ts f Py.r.ias 1
trid c.nven'ion to he held in Cot age
trove -aturiay. Feb IS: Jame- P--rr
Frank Brown. H. t McC.a.ien. .-. F
Patters n. Zopr.er Age,.. John ikec. B
w Stxoaax, vv P- King. M. F. Wr g
f P Fisher. E K. Wimberiy, Fret
Johnson. Jo- Micelii L. A. sanctuary
an i Mel Thompson.
There will be four team, redrew n: in;
sna lad Alpha lodgz1 wii -. i
- - a- Cottage - ra t hraai
ves iar:oii cave as
abiag sh- v fm the aid
ng n Ma.-. -t--et i:
- t tbe ting ion
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re i--: ' . in - it yr ag
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Flo I
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Married.
efa 8 M J F Vn-irv
Hatria M F abar, K.
Larsier Force Assured.
. e -. - . ;e e-. ni .-it tr r per'v
Bear Myrtle Creek a bach baa '.-n ex
ami .e i recently bv pr.mineot mining
men. w. 1 work a larger torn tiirongh--.t
the season af Ita)5. The showing
r t e . i--.. aeii s ex.-epti.iua.ly
gxid. and no laahf f-lt hy the owner
that he w:a tave sufficient backing to
level p Lha Teal w Jewel-
Qf Ti
Soice is hereby given that ail parties
. y a i r A: - red pr.or t.
tab, 2. I'JOl!. are requested to present
: e a:ne to the city treasurer :'. r .a;. -men',
as interest a tit oese thereon a:
er th- date af this notice.
Dated K sebti-g. ore.. Jan. . 1T.
H. C. m.m rw.
Cit- Treasurer.
Notice to Creditors.
All per r. - :' ng themselves :n
tehtet? to li e antier-t-netf wi : ,i:
tha i Baal af R. W. Mtrsters. Pot;ni i,
Banters boi'tiiaa an i -nrt a tha -ame
e- -- More Feh. 1, t:a)6
To Advtrtis. rs - '. e - cicst -
t"ng advertisers aheahf ai -.t tie
twice-a meek Pl.t.ndta er. ( , .r afatM
through' ut the IfcBgjthaaw : resdta of
the t'mptiua valley and t is .-apt b.4 of
helping wonderfniy ia x saaBag the
tra.ie i f R.el u'g taaiaeta an I, which
will te gt rd tor sli tie acaaieaftla
c itv.
W. W. Mc Mullen, the fl agun poet
master, was transacting Lusina-s in
Roseburg Tuestiav ami tavored the
Plaindealer with a plea.-ant eaB H
ays we have hail more and 1 e.tvier
t'roets here than liave been experienced
up on the North I'min; aa Baaaaw baa
family I.as been ?upplietl with green on
inons. lettuce, turnips and other like
vegetables from their garden all w nter.
tie ays the logging camp of the Win
Chester Mill company FaaBewbat
htndi.-apped in its work jaat now 'iy i
number of the loggers being ill with the ',
'mallpos or Manilla itch. Mr. McMull
en met his son-in-law. T tt Hiil. -upei-intendeut
of the t'mpnua Fish Hatcher
at this place, he having been to Sa.em to
tubmit his annual report, and together
they returueti to their home on the
North I'm puna Wednesday. The tish
hatchery, we learn will begiu the sea
son's operations sometime in Apnl this
vear.
F..J. Patterson, wife and little son
who has been here visiting his mother.
Mrs. C. H. Patterson, returned i'ome to
Drain Tuesdav afternoon. Mr. Patter
son is the efficient stage driver bet wean
Drain and cottsburg. Eugene Register.
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