1 t NEW BIRRING GOODS WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR LINE OF SPRING GOODS In ladies dress goods we have ALL the latest styles, in Woolens, Silk Shirt Waists. Suits and Cotton (ioods, also a full line of Novelties. For Men, Youths and Roys we have the best line of Clothing in the city, in STYLE, CUT and WORKMANSHIP. WE LEAD. Reims making your purchases ir spring goods look at our line. THE PEOPLE'S STORE I. ABRAHAM PROP. ROSEBURC, ORECON. THE ROSEBURG HOUSE H4RVEY JONES. Proprietor Rates $1.00 per day and upward New Brick, New Furnishings. Prompt Services. Opposite the S. P. Depot Grounds .' .' .' . Local and Personal. See tin Osteopathic physician. J. V. Johnson, dentist, Grave's inn build 4iUf For guaranteed dental work go to Or. Pearson. ll ICE CREAM KHOICE CANDIES LATEST MILD DRINKS Our candies are the highest grade goods in town. Comparison is the only true test and the one we always win out on. When it comes to high grade and de licious goods we have no competitors. HMRfli White Pine Expectorant This reliable Expectorate Cough Cure is hard to beat for the winter Coughs. It has both expectorating and sedative qualities, checks exces sive coughing yet promotes expecto ration and therefore helps the re spiratory tract to throw off any of fensive material. A full 4 oz bottle for 25c, HAMILTON DRUG W. M. HOD SON & GO. 711 OAK STREET MACHINE WORK OFSALL KllffiS A SPECIALTY : BICYCLE SUMRItS AID KftUMK : MMMC, SAW CUMM1NG The Myrtle Point council will grant no more liquor licenses. .1 W Crouch ef Oakland was in this city todav on tfusiness. H L. Cooke'and wife, of Wilbur, were iu Roseburg tltis week. Wood and hay for sale, fave orders with J. F. Barter k Co. tf Hennie l.ohr is in Portland for a f t w ; days on business. J W. Beckley. of Riddle, was in this city on business this week. A course of Osteopathic treatment will put you on your feet. 1 V . Bounds, of Rockies was in Roee burg on business this week. Subscribe for the Plaindealer, Ore son's greateast country newspaper. Whole and cracked corn for sale by the lkmgUs County Flouring Mills. tf Z. N. Agee made a business visit to points in South Douglas this week. Mitt flattie Beckley, of Oakland was visiting frietids in Roseburg this week. Five horsepower F'airtianks A Morse kiasnletie engene for sale. Good as new. lnq.iire at this office Osteopathy is the best treatment know n for a permanent cure The best is always the cheapest. Wm M Porter, of Camas Valley: Mrs Sanford Hart, of Glendale are registered at the Hotel McClallen. J. F. Sawyers, lawyer and notary public. Office up stairs in Douglas County bank Building. tf Thursday and Friday of next week, Dr. Lowe, the well known oculo-opti-clan, will be in Roeeburg. Come and see the Plaindealer in i's new home. The price of the paper wi.l . remain the same. Subscribe! How about that date opposite your name printed on the Plaindealer? we : need the money ! New bricks come high ! The I'mpqua bakery is now located la its new building on Cass street, next door to the Cass street mea mar ket. a3 tf Mrs Charles Davis and children who ! have been visiting relatives in Roseburg returned to Drain on this morning's local. 1 Miss Virginia Bvrd, stenographer in the U S. land office here, is visiting her home at Salem during a two weeks' va cation. Mrs. Cameron, of Portland, is visiting the family of her nephew, George Gra ham, an employe of the round bouse in this city. Mrs. E. Livermore, of Beaverton, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. D. Jackson of North Roseburg, has re turned home. This is the last issue of the Plain dealer in its old quarters. Friday the office will be moved into its fine new borne on Jackson Street. "That Awful Aunt," a drama by local talent, will be presented at the Chris tian church in this city April 21, 1905. Admisssion 25 cte and 15 eta. tf David Hughes, of Canyonvil!-, was transacting business in Roeebug this week. He states that the late frosts have damaged the prune crop in that section. Congressman Hermann has returned from Washington, D. C, and is now in Portland. He will remain in Oregon ; until the land fraud trials are over, i His attorneys will be Dolpb, Mai lory. Simon & Gearin. He declined to be A beautiful line of trimmed hats at the Bell Sisters Saturday. a24 Brakeman R. S. Mitchell, opFortland, is now working out of this city. Say, how about that little account of yours with the Plaindearer we need tlie money! New press, uew building. Geo. Graham, boiler inspector at the S. P round house, left last night for Portland and will be absent for several days. Hon. James Brrori. of Yoacalla, was in Roeeburg on busmen fhfs week. He , reports crops very good is the. Olalla , country. Roeeburg lodge, A. F. A A. M., has appointed a committee to report on the matter of erecting a fine two or three storv lodge building in the near future. Thomas Townsend and William P. King left early this morning for the tlmberland region of Douglas county, east of this city, to look over tiuilrland in that section. Mrs. George Fromn and two daughters went to Oakland Wednesday morning to remain for some time. They will leave for Chicago soon to reside. Mr Fromn being there., A.J. Hutchinson and wife of Monti cano. Washington, were in this city ou business before the I'. S. Land Office, they having recently located timber claims on Cow Creek. The crude oil with which Jackson street is to be treated this season has been received by Roeeburg business Mrs. Libel Carlyle went t Dram on this morning's local. Brakeman G. W. Rolx-rts is laying off and visiting at Glendale. W. U.Hykes, of Skelley, was in this city on business last evening. Mrs. Louis l.angenlierg left this morn ing for Portland to visit relatives. Art Green has moved into the house next door to the Episcopal church. Mrs. O. P. Ooehow left this morning for a visit with friends in Portland. A new line ol street hats and pattern hats shown Saturday at Ball Sisters. F. Gettins was called to Junction this morning by the severe illuess of rela tives. Brakeman Curtis is laying off this week ou account of the severe illness of his wife. Frank K. Hughes and Mrs. Anna Fry, of Myrtle OlMk, are registered at the Hotel McClallen. Mrs. M. F. Rice ami little daughter have returned from a visit with rela tives at Myrtle Creek. Night Yardmaster A C. Catty is lay ing off on account of sickness. A.J. McNulty is in his place. Mr. O. H. livers and infant son, of Canyonville are in tbiscitv, Mrs. Byers receiving medical attendance. Passenger Brakeman Hubert Wright, who has ix en laying off on account of an injury to his back, has returned to work. Geo. Goehner of Roberts Creek was iu Roseburg this week and reports the Italian prunes greatly damaged iu that section. Wilbur Roes, of Roeeburg, has ac cepted a position as shoe salesmen in David Link's establishment. Eugene Register. Mrs. W. W. Kent, who lias been visit ing her sister, Mrs. J. T. Bridges, of I this city, has returned to her home at Drain. John Bowen, of Brock way left last evening for Montague Cal. on a busi- news trip and to visit his brother at that place. Fob Salk Three very desirable home, near town and the beat school in Douglas county. Address J. W Motes ; Roeeburg. Oregon . ml5p Win. R. Buuell, of Gardiner, who has been visiting relatives and friends in this cit) for the past fe days, has re turned home. SHOULDER DISLOCATED IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT H. L. Marsters and Arthur Parks, of Roseburg had .i very exciting ex-ierience at Yoncalla Tuesday. They secured a livery team at that place and started out to visit a nearby farm. When a short distance outside the limits of the little town they encountered a rubbish pile by the roadside made up largely of tur key feathers. This unsightly heap frightened the team, which suddenly dashed to one side of the road into a ditch about four feet deep. Mr. Parks leaped from the buggy just in time to save himself a fall over the embank ment. Mr. Marsters held the reins firmly and went into the ditch with the rig, the buggy leing turned over on its side and with its occupant dragged about 50 yards. In the fall Mr. Mars ters struck the embankment ou his right shoulder with such force as to cause a very severe and painful dislocation. This rendered the right arm useless but he pluckily held on to the reins with his left hand and run the team against the fence by the roadside and pre vented further damage. He was taken back to Yoncalla by his companion and brought to Roseburg on the evening I'ical by which time be was Buffering severely. Drs. Miller and Du Gas were summoned and promptly at tended to the dislocated shoulder after ad ministering an anaesthetic. Mr. Mars ters while considerably bruised and shaken up was able to be about town the next day, but will be deprived of the use of his good right arm for several weeks. A PLUCKY GAME WARDEN Mrs. E. T. Morian, Mrs. A. t' Mars ters and Mrs. H. R. Ferguson attended the annual W. C T. 0. institute at Cot tage Grove this week. I H. Putnam, a prominent fara.er of tw Htmlifd i Tin Pot, near Drain, is in this ri firms on litis street and will mnn th Anril bn miw 1 business today. R. R. Wallace. Astoria ; H. G. Myers, ' fine croP of hof ,hi' D Salem, and J. C. Weiss, Portland, the gentleman constituting the state board of barber examiners, were looking after official business in Roseburg this week. Geo. F. Wilson, night operator at the W. C telegraphic office in this city, went down to Roseburg, yesterday, to install some new instruments in the Roseburg office of the company. Ash land Tidings. Dr. H. L. Studley the Osteoathic Physician cures acute and chronic diseases, corrects deformaties and removes foreign growths. Consultlon free. Phone or call for appointment. Office in Abraham duildine. tf interviewed by the Portland pre Read the Plaindealer for all the News CRAND DISPLAY OF HOUSE FURNISHINGS For all that's NEW see RICE & RICE Reliable x? onrl Fnrnishiner is here. Keep us in 1 ill UllUl v a j av mind. House cleaning come here for your RANGES. time is now with us 00 needs in FURNITURE and REW LINE OF BEAUTIFUL HAMMOCKS, SWELLEST EVER SHOWN IN ROSEBURS LACE CURTAINS, CARPETS, MATTING'S, LINOLEUMS, SHADES, CURTAIN POLES WALL PAPEftS BEAUTIFUL PATTEBNS-UNINCS AT 3 1-2 TO 5 1-2 PER YARD CROCKERY AND CLASS WARE, WE HAVE PILES OF IT The furniture and box factory at North Bend has received an order from the Cafilornia fruit growers association for three million orange boxes, ahich will keep this factory running day and night for twelve months. Congressman Binger Hermann and wife arrived in this city from Washing ton, D. C. Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Hermann are in the best of health, and glad to return to Roeeburg and greet their many friends. F. J. Johnson, and family returned home from Jefferson, Wednesday even ing where they attended the funeral of Mrs. Johnson's sister Mrs. R. D. Ryan. They were accompanied home bv Mrs. Johnson. a cousin, Mrs. Kottoff and baby of Jefferson. Landlord Graham of Hotel Graham, Cottage Grove, visited Roseburg Friday. He says mining epe rations are becoming lively in the Bohemia District and that work will commence on the extension of the railroad to the mines from Cottage Grove about May 1st. J. S. McKay, section foreman at Win chester who had his leg broken last March in an accident, to his band car. ' was in this city on business Wednesday i Mr. McKay is able to be around with the aid of crutches, and will soon lie ' able to return to bis duties. t , n . i 1 1 i I v... i,aie neeves, wie wen auowu uni wbo has been conducting a shop near the Hotel McClallen on Jackson street, baa closed his shop there and has leased the front rooms of Mrs. Dave Griffiths house on Sheridan street, which have been very neatly fitted up as a barber shop and baths. Cottage Grove Leader : An exchange has been affected whereby Rev. Frank L. Moore, pastor of the M. E. church will be transferred to, Hermoaa church Chicago, and the Rev. Grant Stewart, pastor of that church, will be trans fer red to the Oregon conference. (Rev Moore was formerly pastor of the M. E church at Roseburg.). . O. R. & N. engine No. 200, passed through this city Tuesday on its way to Grants Pass where it will be stationed as a helper. This Is one of the new type Brooks compound freight engines and is of much larger size and capacity than the engines now in use on these divi sions. This 200 weighs over 70 tons and is a monster alongside the engines we are used to here. We understand that there will be several of these freight en gines put in use ou this division very soon. FURNISHING HOUSES COMPLETE IS OUR SPECIALTY RICE & RICE FURNISHERS (Special to the Plaindealer. Glendale, April 19. An arrest was made here yesterday by liame Warden Marvin, under rather peculiar circum stances. He was driving up a branch of Cm Creek with a load of posts, when he met young Frost, a man wbo has quite a reputation for hunting deer for their bides. Frost was also in a wagon an I ti e two after exchanging greetings began a con versation. Mr. Marvin was suspicious of Krit and saw a iarge tox in the rear of bis wagon. Fnt carried a heavy Colt's re volver belted to bis waist, and Marvin IS in this city Ol : nruiiussil 1 lions trails Jmi.inno domn Mr. 1'utnani will have I from his wagon, he si led an to Float, and helore the latter suspected him be had the revolver from the scabbard and placed him under arrest I'pon arrival at Glendale the bides were unpacked, and the box was ioand to contain several doaea deer skins of all size, from the big buck to the aattad lawn all grained an.l dreased. Mr Hate wbo was found with three deer bides in his possession was also ar rested He plead guiilv and id his tine, but Fruet decided to stand trial. H. G. f-onneman, the Glendale merch ant, went his bail, and bis trial la -set for next Monday morning. Fullerton A Richardson are busily en gaged renovating their store. New pa per, paint, door linoleum and plate glass counters are being installed. Mrs. Thomas Howard at. 1 (easily left on Wednesday morning's local for Yon calla where User will reside, Mr. How ard being employed at that place. The marriage of Eva Patterson and Hong Gat down In Portland town i announced with regret. Better be a dozen old maids than marry a China man. r a i KUPPEN H E IMER CLOTHING FOR HEN Wr Tit mm us.iea Men b Two Piece Outing Suits, $6.00 to $12.00 M Ml Sack Suite $12.50 to $20.00 TAN SHOES The Florsheim Shoe for Men. The Cross Shoe for Ladies. Everything that the well dressed man desires for summer wear. JOSEPHSON'S THE BIG STORE SURE DEATH SQUIRREL P0I50N A Speedy Des truction of Squirrels, Goph ers. Rats, nice. Crows, Etc. SURE DEATH To Gophers and Squirrels. The best article yet prepared for the destruction of these farm pests. A. C. MARSTERS & CO. DRUGGISTS ROSEBURG, OREGON To Ladies of Roseburg. Mrs. Antenreith's spring styles ba suit jut Willia Kramer, the well known -mining and mill man. waa in Roeeburg on businers Wednesday, and bearing that the barber commission waa in Roee burg, decided that be could certainly get a clean shave. Well to make a long story short when the barber was through with Mr. Kramer -his best friends did not know him, as his full beard and mustache which ha bad worn so long were entirely -cat away, leaving his faoa as smooth as a (boy of 21 years. Mr. Kramer returned to Myrtle Greek on last evenings local, and this paper will attempt to publish the Yes'iift in 'm tt issue. ' d Beard A Culver have just received two carloads of Bain wagons, buggies and mplement. which are being placed in their new warehouse on Main strett south of the citT hall. A. L. Maddox, the opular barber for merly employed in the Reeves shop, is now at one of the chairs in the Thomas Weatherford shop and has the same old smile for all bis old friends Judge L. T. Harris, of Eugene, and District Attorney George M. Brown, ol Roeeburg, left this city Wednesday for Coqaille City. Coos county, to hold a regular term of circuit court. Rev. A. R. Land y. of the V. B, church, will he here the 2th and :Hh of this month to hold the quarterly conference Service at 2 o'clock Satur day. All are cordially invited. Prof. J. H. Hobhe was in this city from Wilbur today. School will close there this week. Mr. Hobbs has been very sick for the past week and unable to attend to his duties at the school. Geo. N. Bolter, Lebanon; Wm. Hen- ner, Cleveland, mas. Menline, Mea. Ariz.: D J. Herstine A Son, Oakland: Loren Cox and wife, Wilbur, were regis tered at the Roseburg House this week. The illustrated lecture on St and Lewis and Clark Expositions given at the opera house Monday evening by Mrs. Edyth Tozier Weathcrred was well attended and was quite interesting. The illustrated songs by i'rof. Robinson were well rendered and very entertain ing. Bnrt DuGaa was notified this morn ing that he was one of the lucky individ uals in i be Portland Journal advertising contest, one of Burt's cartoons for the want column ad was accepted and the Journal presented him with a check for two dollars as a premium. At a meeting of the Roschell Mercan tile incorporation last evening Rnrt Asburst of California, a former employee in one of the government departments in the Philippines, was selected as man ager. Mr. Ashurst will arrive here about the first of the month and the store will be opened in the Abraham building between the 1st and the 15th of May. The fixtures are now being placed in the store room. C- Rose King, the genial Yoncalla banker, was transacting business at the county seat Wednesday. He reports substantial improvements in progress in his home town and gratifying progress in the advancement and development of the county tributary thereto. He says he hears many complimentary remarks in behalf of the Plaindealer in his sec tion, of the connty which is gratifying indeed, to the present management of the paper. A VERY SUCCESSFUL YONCALLA DAIRYMAN look for the arrival with samples ! Uitb silk shirt uaist and suit. We will lie pleated to have the ladies call and see them. At residence on Jackson street, south of Kiks build ing. m4-p A Dandy for Burns. Bcrgin. i'ana. 111., writes. To a Yoncalla man belongs the credit of making the most rapid strides in the dairying industry in iMiglas eooatf While not engaged in the business on a very extensive scale he is making it a lerided success financially and other wise by the adoption of m slern methods. He finds the silo an invalu able adjunct to his feed supplying de partment and is able to secure a good per cent of butterfat. His name is L. E. Warner and for the month recently ended he received the largest check yet issued to a single cream contributor to the Riweburg Creamery for one month, this check being in the sum of Hit.' This is ample evidence that I he dairy business, while yet in its infancy in ('lis county, can be made a succvssfu , pro fitable and important industry by employing practical, modern nn I .Is Dr have usvd Ballard's Snow Liniment : always reoommeudod it to my friends. as I am confident there is no ltter made. 'It is a dandy for burns 1 Those ' who live on farms are espec ailv liable I to many accidental cuts, burns, bruises, which beal rapidly when Ballard's Snow Liniment is applied. It should always lie kept in the bouse for cases of emerg ency." 2Sc, 50c and $1 00 Sold by A. C. Masters A Co. Notice. Notice is hereby given that, on or alout the 25;h of January, I90' there were lost or stolen from the residence of CI. as. EL Bitting, of Douglas county, Oregon, two notes and one check, the latter being drawn on the Kirst Na tional Bank, of Roeeburg, Oregon, and signed by one L H. Winget in the sum of about $'sl. The first of the notes was made by B. C. Agee. favor Chas H. Bit ting, in the sum of $410, rate of S per cent int.. and the second made by W. S. Brosi. favor Ctias. H. Bitting, in the sum of 100, rate per cent, each of said notes being mad? on or about the '20th day of May, IMC All persons are here by warned against purchasing or receiv ing the said and above described notes and check, a.- arrangements are being made tor settling the same. Dated this 10th day ol April. M A. M. ArkiN'-ton, Administrator of the estate of Chas. H. Bitting, deceased. a!7 ml6 Farming .la.iiiocry kepaired JA.1ES A v - CE S Machiae StMe Krpalr Engine. Wis a Antomofciej. Bicycles, a!, kiadf of Mill Machinery. Farm Machinery. Las a Mowers, ft- kinds nf Grisdint and Poliah :nt i 3e a: Iht Cm Wasariaftaa mm Kmc St. Probate Orders. Farm For Sale Episcopal Easter Services. H. O. Wilkinson has disposed of his interests In the furniture and fixtures of the former Hotel McClallen Bar to Thos. Bloomer, proprietor of the Hotel McClallen, who will conduct the place as soft drink house and cigar siore. Mr Wilkinson has closed a contract for the new Hoover building, and intends open ing a first class gentlemen's resort in that building about June 1. New fixtures wtfl be ordered for the room immediate ly. (ieorge's H. Lake The services Easter day at St -ul I Episcopal church, Rev.; C. pastor, are as follows : Holy Communion, a. m. Morning Prayer, Sermon, and Holy Communion, 11 a. m. Sunday School Service, 1 p m. Evening Prayer and Sermon, 7 -.:0 p.m. The choir has worked faithfully upon a program ol special music lor these ser vices. All are cordially invited to attend. mornino met, 111 M. Processional 121 Victory Anthem in place of Venlte C Kisber Gloria after Psalter C. Kisber TeDeum II. Lawes. R. Cooke Jubilate H. Aldrich Hymn 118 B. Tours Kvrie G. J. Elvery (iloria Tihi C, Gournod Hymn 112 Morgan Offeratory "Hark, Hark my Soul" H. Smart, Miss Kearney Doxology Old Hundred 8anctns A. 8. Cooper Communion Hymn 225 .J. S. B. Hodges Gloria in Excelsis Old Chant Recessional 120 H J. Gsultlett KVk.MV. SBHV1CK, 7:30 I. M. Processional Hymn 112 .. .Morgan Gloria after Psalter E Bunnett Magnifi -at E Bunnett Nune Dunettis E Bunnett Hymn 111 E K LumbauU Offeratory "Christ the Iord is Risen Today" Shelley ... Wallace Martyn Doxology Old Hundred Hymn llti C E Roper Recessional 121 Victory Anuual report of David Hughes, guar dian i f Lillian Harris, a minor, approve-:. Semi annual account of F. A. McCall executor of estate of Patrick Keed, de ceased, approved. N. P. Wheat, aduir. of estate of Jacob K. titer, deceased, authorized to se'.l per s. nal property of said estate. Allowance of 50 er month granted to Mary Fortin. widow of Ferdinand Fortin deceased, pending settlement of j said estate. May lit, iyoS, at 10 o'clock a m fixed as day and time for hearing final report f Ju-! A good 100-acre farm for sale, 11 miles east of Roseburg, Ore., 10 acres under cultivation, a small orchard of 4-year old trees bearing, berries under cultiva tion : a good 8-room house and good barn. A liargain Address, Box 3S. Roseburg, Ore. al7 p WANT ADVERTISEMENTS SKic ran ander ihu seed will be cbaifjed ior at tbe rare of one cent a word lor :wo inmrhma No adTeituemea; laken for lw ts ou WASTED A eoapetent boasekeeper. Ad draw A. T. AmMo. Yoacalla. Oregon. WASTED To exchange a rood bicycle for a dr. tnc bone. Apply to box XT 4. Boteocrf . Or. W ANTED l to 4 lota in Kweowif. centra:. wlUi or without imprjveiQU: prtc- mast be rtrht : cash. Andrew r. O. box .... Boaebarg. Soeiety Mt rsga AF. & A. Haida and f M. Laurel Lodge No. 13. Hal da regu.ar meetings on arte Wednesdavs of moch. J. T. Bbidgbs, W. M. N. T. Jawarr, Secretary. Notice A fine ranch for sale. One hundred nd fifty-five acrvs of fine ranch land worth 1000. but will take $740 if sold at once. Any homeseekei that wants a bargain should communicate or see me before buying Address Alien Wilson Camas Valley, Ore. mlp B. r. O. ELKS. Rowcbawa Lodge No. 326. Hol4 rwinar commonica '.ions at I O. O. F. Hall on second and fourth Thursdays oi each month. All members requested to a 'teed rega iarlv and all visiting brothers are cordi ally invited to attend. C. b. Cassos, K. R. Rot McClalltb, Sacretarv. of Oarl Hoffman, admr. of ."state lius Ambrum. deceased. B A Woidrnff appointed admr. and B. C. Agee, Plinn Cooper and Robert Boggs appraisers of estate ot Cyrus1 Choice building lots in Kinney's im Smith deceased, said estate U-ing .it the ' proved plat of Roseburg. near Main Town Lots For Sale probable value of $lo,000 May S, I'.KXS. at 10 o'clock a. m. tixed as day and time for hearing report of J. C. F'ullerton, admr. of estate of John H Bhapa, deceased, on sale of real prop erty of said estate to L. C. and H. L. Kruse, for pftt, said property being as follows: e1,, and nw' of nwl4 and nw 4 of nel4 of sec 31, also lot 9 of sec 30, all in tp 25 s, r ft west. Sale ol real property in Medfoid, Ore gon, Itelonging to estate of Clara Hoover by her giiurdi.in. 1 . V. Beater, to W S. Clay, for fKOO, confirmed. Said guardian has petitioned for an order au thorizing him to sell other real property belonging to his ward, said property be ing south 51 feet off of south part ol lot 4, in block 39, City of Roseburg. Ob jections, if any, to the granting of said petition will be heard May 12, DM, at 10 o'clock, a. m. street, good title. Price o0 per lot. Address. N. A. Richards, tf Admin istra tor's Notice. Iu the r.Mioty t'ourl ol ihc state of Oregon tor !muk1.i County, tu liie matter of tbe estate ol ( Cyrus Smith, deceaaed t Notice U rereby tiren that the undersigned n Nsrn du'.y appointed by the County t'o rt ol the State o! Oreaon lor Douglai County, ad. mintstrmtor of tbe ealate ot Cyrus Smith de ceased. All persons haTtnt claims aalnt uid eetate are hereby required to present the urne to me properly verified, at by law required, at Koee bunt, Douglas County. Oreron. at ihe office of R W. Murstcrs. within nil month from data hereof Dated tins Imii day ol April, lttb. K WOODaUFT, Administrator of aJPml- estate of Cyrus Smith, deceased. CO. D, 1st SEPARATE BATTALUON O.N. G , meets at Armory Hall every Thursday evening, at S o'clock. F. B. H am lis". Capt, O. O. F. Proletarian Lodge No. 8. Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, cor ner Jackson and Cass street, on Saturday evening of each week Mem bers of the order in good siaadiog ar invited to attend. H. O. Lawn, N. G. N.T. Jawrrr, Secretary. I. May Day Ball Specials at Special Prices. Tents of all sizes. Hammocks in every known weave and color. Trunks Traveling bags, Telescopes, Suit f ises. Blankets, i'uilts, Spreads, Com forts and Pillows. Always remember Rice A Rice sells them for less. At ! Rice and Rice House Furnishers. K. of P. Alpha Lodge No. 47. Meat every Wednesday, in I. O. O. F Hall a. 7:30 p. m. Members in rood standing are invited to attend. J as. A. Paaar, C. C. M. F. WaiGtrr, K. of R. A S. L Married. sTsssnsasmml t ? swMsswqssw. i If -.TiHTr A U. ll You can have II A uountifnl Supol) ol I J , I Health. Harmony. ill II J Durability. Joy. Wf U 1 Cleanliness, Peace 1 i inrouxn nj ik' ww jg r PANKEY ROBERTS At the resi dence of K II. Hicks in this city at 7 :30 Sunday evening April lti, 1905, Marion Pankey to Mary H. Roberts, Rev. F. H. Hicks otticisting A grand May Day hall will lie given at the Armory hall Monday evening May 1st, 1005, under the auspices of the j GHANGROW GARNIER At the of Lady Maccabees. A fine supper will be lice of the county judge in this city at served and good music will bo secured. , 12 m Monday, April 17, 11)05, Mack A good time is promised those who at-' Ghangrow to Tnr.ah Gamier, Judge tend. 1 Thompson, officiating. THE MOST Ptstrtu wr FLOOR PAINTS MADE BY PUT UP IN Qmart. MaH-CaBsa ana GaBss Can BEADY FOB USE You Can Apply It S. Id By 5. K. SYKES Phone 251 ... . Roseburg, Ore I LAC CIRCLE. No. 49, Women of Woodcraft. Meets on 2nd and 4th Thursdavs of each month at the I. O. O. F. Hall. Visiting members la good standing are invited to attend. Mas. A. B. Ficklx. Guardian Neighbor. Bell Morian, Caaax Second and Fourth Thnrsdavs. E. S Roeeburg Chapter No. g Holds their regular meeting on the first and third Thursdays in each nonth. Visiting members in good tan ding are respectfully invited to at tend. Mrs. E. J. Stroud, W. M. Free Johnson. Secretary NITED ARTISANS, Umpqna As sembly No. 106, meets second and fourth Satnrdavs of each month, in Native Sons' hall. Visiting members will receive a cordial welcome. A. C. Makstsks, M. A. M in s ik Jo.n'ks, Secretary. w .KIDMEN OF THE WORLD. Oak Oatnr No. 126. Meets at the Odd Fellows' Hall, in Roeeburg. Visit ors! and third Monday evening ;ng neighbors always welcome. J. M. BaiDoae, CO. N. T. Jawarr. Clerk. Dance at Melrose A dance will be given at Wilson's nal I April 21, 1105. : D. E. Wilson. If Manager.