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Great Banker Who Recently Died.
FARE TO LEWIS
ROSEBURG DAY AT
FARMERS' REAL ESTATE CO.
AND CLARK FAIR
PORTLAND FAIR
OFFICE OPPOSITE RICE S RICE, CASS STREET
We have some Exceptionally Fine Farms,
City Property and Timberlands in large and small
tracts for sale.
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Anj-one wishing to sell their property can
do so by listing it with us. Write for price list
of Farms and City Property.
D. R. SHAMBROOK, Prksidkxt
N. F. THRONE, Secretary
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ALPHONSE DE ROTHSCHILD AND THE RUSSIAN LOAN.
Ramn Alphonse de Rothschild, head of the French branch of the fainoua
banking house, is b.'lleved to bare been resioiiible for the onerous term Ruult
was R.sktd to nav when she r-ntly attempted to m-gotlate a fnn-wn loan. IB
consequence the czar was obliged to borrow the money at home.
j WHEN YOU COME TO PORTLAND
Make your plans to stop at a home-like hostelry: a place
I where you will be shown every courtesy and treated as you would
be in your own home, town or city.
The Forestry Inn
Is such a place, and it stands within one block of the Ex
position Entrance, on 25th Street facing Upshur. THE FCTRESTRY
INN is constructed on the log cabin style; furnishings, cnisine.
and management conform thereto. It has 150 large commodious
rooms, all opening on broad, cool verandas: with electric lights:
hot and cold water and free baths. From the roof a view is had
of the Exposition grounds, the city and surrounding country.
Car servicV direct to all parts of the city. European plan. Din
ing servic a la carte and as reatonable as in any part af the city.
Price of Rooms, $1.00 and $1.50
Special Rates to Parties of two or more
MEALS A LA CARTE
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Education as a
Balance Wheel
By Prnfuwr HENRY VAN DYKE
of Princeton University
During the Lewis and Clark Exposi
tion the Southern Pacific Company will
sell round trip ticket! to Portland, limit
thirty days, at one and one-third (are for
the round trip. For parties of ten or
more traveling on one ticket, one fare
for the round trip. For organized par
ties of one hundred or more, individual
tickets at one fare for round trip.
Stopover of ten days will be given at
Portland on all one way tickets reading
(trough that point during the Exposi
tion. Tickets must be deposited with
Joint Agent at Portland and charge of
fifty cents will be made for extension of
time.
Cost to Visit the Fair.
A five day and ten day visit to the Ex
position at Portland, to include all ex
(tenses, and see everything to be seen,
can be made (or $16.00. Round trip rail
road fare from Roaeburg, $4.0Q total
$21.00; ten day visit, $25.00 R. R. fare
$t.00 total $31. Full information may
be obtained on application at South
Pacific Ticket Office, Roeeburg. m2tt
SherifFs Sale.
In the Circuit Court o Ua elate of Oregoa,
for the County ol Douglas.
Ok). I. Chamberlain, Governor. K I.
Dunbar, tiecieiary ol State, sat Cha 8.1
Moore. Trvuurer of the State ol Urecoo.
and constituting the State Land Board
lor the sal. ol School and University j
lamls ami lor the Investment of the
lunds arising therefrom,
Plaintiffs
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P. T. McGac. France J McOse, hit
wife, htorph) Oram A company, K L
Satin and C. I. Levlngjod, Trustee.,
Defendants
ADDRESS,
P. C. MATTOX, Manager, or H.
25th and Upshur Sts.
M. FANCHER.
PORTLAND, OREGON
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Anything yon need for a Fruit CaKe or Mince Meat
J. F. BARKER SCO. Phone 201
CALL
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Nothing Finer. Nothing Better.
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ED. COCHRAN. Sole A;hL Bosetarg, Oregon
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In order to introduce our nursery
we will make a epecial odfcr to any
one sending in name cut from Plain
dealer. We will sell roil the follow
ing bill of trees for one dollar. All orders should be sent in by the fir st of August.
Send one dollar and we will book your order for next Fall. The ret ail price for
this dollar bargain would be as follows :
4 Walnuts ej oq
1 Butternut 25
1 American Chestnut 25
1 Mammoth Blackberrie '. 25
1 Eltbea or Rose of Sharoa 75
One" fine rose will be sent bv sending 10 cents name the variety.. Send ents
for catalogue telling you all about the Walnut Industry
BROOKS & SONS WALNUT NURSERY, WM, m.
ARTICLES OF. JEWELRY
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Suitable Gifts for Ladies
Suitable Gifts for Gents
Suitable Gifts for Children
Finest Line 01" Jewelry Ever Shown in Rosebnrg
V& SALZMAN'S
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
If you want
to buy a farm
furnished rooms
to buy a house
to rent a house
to build a house
to move a house
If yon don't know PAT
Oall act or add rest . . .
F F. pattern, SS&
Roseburg,
Oregon.
IT is bo education that we look for protection against the spirit
of raw haste, half sister to delay ; against the blind and reck
less temper of universal gambling, against the stupid
IDOLATRY OF MERE RICHES. Education is to
clarify public opinion, t calm popular excitability, to tran
tpulize American energy, to dispel sectional prejudice, to bind together
ALL PA IMS of our common country. Then-is a method of bring
ing out the resources of the earth by working it for the largest im
mediate returns in the market. Is this a TRUE type of education!
There is also a method ol bringing out the possibilities of a living
plant bv culture. You have seen this method used in California in a
wav that seems almost miraculous. Is THIS a true type of educa
tion i These methods of bringing this out represent in picture the
main educational ideals which men have followed. What should be
the guiding star of education in a democracy the decorative ideal,
the marketable ideal or the CREATIVE ideal?
The decorative ideal, strangely enough, is likely to take precedence
in ordi-T of time, and certainly it is pre-eminent IN WORTHLE88
HES3. Barlorous races prefer ornament to decency and comfort in
dress. It is a desire to have something in the way of intellectual or
social adornment which seems to have been the earliest conception of
education.
At the opposite extreme of the decorative ideal lies the market
able ideal of education. It aims simply to bring out a man's natural
abilities to get the largest return IN MONET for his work. Noth
ing is of value according to this ideal which is not of direct utility in
business or a profession. The influence of this CASH VALUE
theorv of culture may be seen in our common school system. It is
far too mechanical. Children are crammed with rules and definitions.
Their imagination is intrusted to a weekly story paper, their moral
nature to chance. Teachers are not at fault, but the system the
stupid mechanical, parsimonious cash value system. It would be a
good thing if we could sweep away half of the branches that are now
taught, make an end of COMPETITIONS AND PRIZES and
come down to the plain work of teaching children to read, write and
cipher the foundation of a solid education.
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This marketable ideal can be seen in some of the higher institu
tions of learning, where boy3 are cultivated not as men, but as jour
nalists, surveyors, chemists, lawyers, physicians, painters, musicians,
manufacturers, mining engineers, sellers of wet and dry goods, bank
ers., accountants and what not. We have institutes of everything,
from stenography to farriery. It remains only to add a few more
an academy of mesmerism and college of mind healing and a chiropo
dist university to round out the encyclopedia according to the com
mercial ideal.
It seentf to me the real object of education is not merely to deco
rate a man with rare accomplishments, not merely to train him for a
fixed function in the vast mechanism of industry and commerce, BUT
TO CREATE OUT OF THE RAW STUFF TIIAT IS HID
DEN IN THE BOY finer, stronger, broader, nobler type of
man. I am not dealing in glittering generalities. Tho man who is
honored with an invitation to speak owes it to himself and his audi
ence to have a distinct idea at the center of his address. There is
such an idea here. It has four definite marks and qualities the
power to see clearly, the power to imagine vividly, the power to think
independently and the power to WILL nobly. If a man has these
four powers clear sight, quick imagination, sound reason and right,
strong will I call him an educated man.
THE POWER TO U8I THE IMAGINATION AND THE SENSES TO
THEIR FULL CAPACITY DOES NOT COME BY NATURE. IT It A
HABIT, THE RESULT OF INSTRUCTION, APPLIED TO THE OPENING
OF BLIND EYE8 AND THE UN8EALIN0 OF DEAF EARS.
The mere pursuit of knowledge is not NECESSARILY an eman
cipating thing. There is a kind of reading which is as passive as mas
sage. There is a kind of study which fattens tho mind for examina
tion like a prize pig for a country fair. No doubt tho beginning of in
struction must be chiefly exercises of perception and memory, but at
ascertain point the reason AND THE JUDGMENT must be awak
ened and brought into VOLUNTARY pUy. As a teacher I would
rather have a pupil give an incorrect answer in a way which showed
that he had really been THINKING about the subject than a liter
ally correct answer in a way which showed that he had merely swal
lowed what I had told him and regurgitated on the examination
paper.
What wo need at present is not new colleges with a power of con
ferring degrees, but more power in the existing colleges TO MAKE
MEN. To this end let them have a richer endowment, a fuller equip
ment, but, above all, a revival of tho CREATIVE ideal. And let
evervthing be done to bring together the high school, the normal
school, the grammar school, the primary school, in tho harmony of
this ideal.
The university shall still stand in tho place of honor, if you will,
hut only because it) bears the clearest and most steadfast witness that
the end of education is to create men who can see clearly, imagine
nobly, think steadily and will bravely.
Monday, June 12, 1906 has been made
Roseburg and Cottage Grove day at the
Portland Fair. A special train will be
run, leaving Roaeburg at 9 :30 a m Sun
day, June 11, information as to time of
arrival at stations north to be furnished
later. Special tickets will be furnished
for this occasion, limited to June 18,
good going and returning only in coacbes,
round trip tickets to be sold at the fol
lowing rates:
Reseburg, $5 25; Wilbur. $5.10; Oak-
land, $5 00; Rice Hill, 14 75 ; Yoncalla,
S4.50: Drain, $4 40; Comstock, $4 25;
Cottage Grove, $4.00; Saginaw, $3.90;
Creswell, $3.70.
Sheriff's Sale.
In the Circuit Conrt of the State of Oregon
for the County of Douglas.
Alt Walker. Plaintiff
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BARflflRD'S
LIVERY, FEED & STAGE STABLES
C. P. BARNARD, PROPRIETOR
FIRST-CLASS RIGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND AT REASONABLE RATES.
STAGE TO MARSHFIELD, NORTH BEND AND ALL COOS COUNTY POINTS
LEAVES DAILY AT 6 A. fl.
FOUR-HORSE STOCK-QUICKEST TIME TO THE COAST
STABLES CORNER WASHINGTON & ROSE STS., ROSEBURG. PHONE 661
6-
(j Q (iraham, dtleuden
Notice la hereby given that by virtue of an
execution duly issued out of and under the Heal
of the above named court anl cauaeon the ard
day of June. 1906, upon a Judgment and decree
duly rendered and entered in aald court and
cause, on the 17tb dav of May. 1906, In favor ol
All alker and against aald J O (iraham, for
the num of one hundred ninety-eight dollara
and forty cent (tSa.D) with interest thereon
at the rate of 6 per cent per snuuja from the
ITlh day of May, l and ihe further turn o(
twenty-one dollar and seventy-live centa
(121.76) coata and disbursements and the coat
of and upon thl writ of execution, command
ing me to make tale of the following described
prlmtses, to wit;
The southwest quarter of section 32 In town
hip lv south of range s west, Wlllsmstus
meridian, in Douglas county Oregon, contain
ing 160 acre, attached in said action on the Tin
day of September, ISM. Now there lore in com
pllaiice with the commands of said writ, I will
Notice Is herebT riven that bv virtnn of an i
execution and order o I sale dul, Issued oat of Saturday the 8th day Of July, 1 90s
the above named court and cause, on the Jlh ' 1 wJasA p. m. at the front door of the Conn
day of Jane, ltUo. upon a judgment and de- Court bouse, in the city of Kosrburg, In
eree duly rendered and enured In said court on Doug's county, slate o! Oregon, sell at public
tn2nddaof Jun U06 by foterlesure of a rnort auction, subject to redemption, to lb highest
gage In favor Ol Us above named plaintiffs and bidder, for t'nlte.1 Slates gold coin rash In
against the above named deieadants and band, all the right, title and Interest the aald
again. t the hereinafter mentioned and de- defendant bad therein on the data of said at
scribed mortgaged property lor Itse sum ot r.TUJ tarhment. I s.lt : the. th day of (September.
llh interest thereon at lb rsie of I per oeat KM, or since has had therein to satisfy said
per annum fiom .he s-oad day of March, lsox, writ ol execution and ail act ruing cos is.
H. T. M CL ALLEN
Sheriff of Douglas county. Oregon.
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and the further sua) ' I1TJ attorney less and
sum of tss ii paid tor taxes and lil.U cost and
disbursements. Now therefore I will on
Saturday, the 8th day ol July, ioOS
I one o'clock p m of said day at the court
hone front door la aoaeburg, Dougla county,
Orea-oa. sell in wise pare at public auction tc
the highest bidder, for cash in h.n l. all the
right, title and Interest wnlch th said de'end
anl or either of them had oo the JMb day of
October iSSS or at any time thereafter in or to
the following cacrtbsd real property to-wit:
The southeast quarter ol sect ion one. except
a certaiu parcel of land hereto (ore sold to G W
Brewer, the dead lor which is recorded in Vol.
11, page 246 of deeds of Douglas county, Oregon '
containing a acres : The south half of to
south weal qua iter and northwest quarter ol
southwest quarter of section one; that portion
of the north a quarter of outbwet quarter
containing St acraa. and mat portion of the
southwest quarter of north west quarter, con
taining is acres In section one, lying south of
ihe following line, to-wit. commencing at a
point la said see lion one. township 9 south of
range i was, if (3 degree E HU feel from the
aalf mile corner between sections ooe and two
IB aald township and range, theoce S de
grees li minutes. K 140 bMI thence a ou degrees
M minutes, E S0 feet to s fit tree feel in diam
eter, thence 8 s dsffreea Si minutes. E SOU feel
also i acre in the southwest corner of
the southwest quarter of the north
west quarter of section one: alsi the
southeast quarter ol section two, the oalhrai
quarter of the norths I quarter, the north
west quarter ot the r.ortheast quarter and the
southwest half of Use northeast quarter of the
noilhcsst .quarter ol section - . Am th north
half of northeast quarter and the north hall
of the northwest cuinsr af scilnn 1 and
Hit north hallo! the northeast uuarter section i'lrvxi delivery to yoar residence 10
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Q.EOBGB M. BROWN.
Attorney-at-Law,
un. aOSZnTRG.OE'
C. SEELY, M. D.
OFriCE
Cwssty Bank BsnTsllag.
Rooms ll. 11 and It
ROSCBt'lca.
Phone til
OtTEOOfl
11 all la township south oi range S west in
Douglas count) . Oregon, and containing In the
aggregate all acres more or less, and will apply
lb proceeds of such sal first lo the paj ment of
the cost ot aald sal and the coats and dis
bursements of aald foreclosure amounting to
tll.1V and th sum of UTS, a i tome 71 las and
the sum of tAJOO dae plain tiffs wlvh Interest
I hereon at the rats of per cent per annnm
from the tad day ol March Msg. and th sum of
IM.8 lax paid by plalnUffs. and U any
amount remain alter applying the proceed of
aid sal, that I will apply lb .same In sans
lacUon of the Ilea ol Murphy Qrant a Co.
a boss named defendant, which I tor to sum
ol STLao with in tarsal thsrsoa at th rale of
per cent per aanam from August 10th. 104.
and th overplus U any there be, 1 will psy to
the clerk of this court as by order of aald court
in said execution to me directed and delivered
commanding me t sell above described real
property to the manner provided by law.
Detsd this 6th day of Jon Iwn. .
B T. MeCLaLLBS.
Sheriff ol Douglas county, Oregon
Cattle Ranch for Sale
320 acre on Seven-Mile Creek about
five miles southwest from Fort Klamath,
Oregon. All fenced, bouse, large barn
ample water supply, will cut about
eighty tons wild hay. Address, with
references,
P. O. Bos 933,
if Tacoma, Wash.
Final Notice.
Notice 1 hereby gives that the UBderalgnsd
ha Sled with the Clerk of Doug is Couaty, Ore
gon, hi final account as executor ol the last
will and testament of Henry O. Brown, de
ceased, and the lion. M. D. Thompson. Judge of
Douglas County, Oregon, has zed Tuesday .
the ath day of Jane. 106, st the boar of IS
o'clock a m , to hear objections to said final
account and for settling the tame.
SAMUEL H. BROWN,
Executor of the last will and testament of
Henry U. Brown, deceased. ImSjSp)
quantities of one rase or more.
TELEPHONE 141
QR. QEO. K. HOUCK,
Physcian & Surgeon.
OnVos Bevisw at. RO&EBC KU
omws
JAS. E. Sawyers
Attorney-at-Lsrw
Notary Public
Boom 6, L'rMUirs, Douglas Co. Bk. Bid.
Roseburg, Oregoa.
W. MARSTERS
Attorney-at-Law
Notary PubHc
Marsters Building
We Want Wool
W. HAT5B8,
AT THE
DENTIST,
Building,
ens
Telephone No Si .
BU Ol
ROSEBURG JUNK & HIDE
COIPANrS
CORNER ROSE AND OAK STS.
WE PAY CASH
For Anything You Have to Sell
M. Caawfoao J. O. Watson
Attorneys at Law,
1 t. Bank Buildg-. EOSBBCE8, OB
i adhing ease espeaaity.
J. R. CHAPMAN, D. D.
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Telephone No. TJfl Honrs: 9 a. at. to S p. m
Abraham BatMlstT Boeeburg. Oregon
DR. P. W. HUNT
DEMIST
OAKLAND, : : 0REG0M
J 0. FULLKBTOf
Attorney-at-Law.
la aU the State and federal Courts
7 W- BHNSON,
Attorney-at-Law.
Bank Building
B08EBCBG. OREGON
SheiiiTs Sale.
In the Circuit Court of the Stale ot Oregon for
the County of Douglas.
William Warner,
Plain tiff
as
t. o. Johnson, Jr.
Iefcndsnt
Notice 1 hereby given that by virtue of an
execution duly Issued out of tae above named
Court and Cause on the nthdayof May, 106.
upon a Judgment and decree duly rendered
ana entered In aald Court and Causa on the aosh
day of Msy, 1906, in favor of the above named
plslnlir, William Warner, and agalnit the
above named lfendant. J. O. Johnson, Jr., for
the sum of fittl SO. with interest thereon, st the
rate of 10 per cent per annnm from the 20th
day of May, 190ft, and the lurther sum of 120.00
costs and disbursement, and the cost of and
upon thla writ and execution, commanding me
to make sale of tbs to towing describe,! prem
ises, to-wtt:
Tas north west quarter of section 14, town
hip il south, rent I wostof the Willamette
Meridian, containing ISO acre of land In Doug
las County, Oregon, attached In said action on
the 1st day ol May. lof..
Now therefore in compliance with the com
mands of aald writ, I will on
Saturday the 1st day of July. io05.
at 1 o'clock p. to., at the front door of the Coun
ty Court Bouse, In the elty of Roseburg. In
Douglas County, State of Oregon, atU at public
auction, subject to redemption, to the highest
bidder, for United states Gold Coin, cash In
hand, the above described real property, and
all the right, title and Interest, the said de
fendant had therein on the date of said attach
ment, to-wtt. th first day ot May, 1905, or
since, has had therein to satisfy aald writ of
execution and all accruing cost
H T. McCLAl.LEN,
(jl j Sheriff of Douglas Couaty, Oregon.
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114 Third St.
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