NKy
WE HAVE RECEIVED OUR LINE OF
In ladies dress goods we have ALL the latest styles, in Woolens, Silk Shirt Waists, Suits and
Cotton Goods, also a full line of Novelties.
For Men, Youths and Boys we have the best line of Clothing in the city, in STYLE, CUT and
WORKMANSHIP. WE LEAD.
Before making yotir purchases in spring goods look at our line.
I THE PEOPLE'S STORE
THE ROSEBURG
HOUSE
HARVEY JONES. Proprietor
Rates 1.00 per day and upward
Xew Brick. New Furnishings,
Prompt Services. Opposite the
S. P. Depot Grounds .' . .'
THE CELEBRATED
WASH INGTON
ANY FLAVOR
AT
II? .gJggJIVT Q Tl i IFDV
JlwilillllUJ UnULrlll
AND
CONFECTIONERY
Cleanliness. Superior Pastries and Sweet
Heats is Oar Inducement far Patronage.
.HOSIER'S RESTAURANT
In the same old place
with more added.
We have now enlarged
our restaurant entrance
on both .herdian and Cass
streets.
MOSIER STANDS FOR BEST MEALS
ICE CREAM
LATEST MILD DRINKS
Onr can3te5 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.
CHOICE
CANDIES
m Currier m
Osteopathy w hen understood is highly
appreciated.
r
PvICE &
THE HOUSE FURNISHERS
THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS
V. DIVIDUAL TASTE WITH PMCf AND QUALITY AfcE THE DETERMINING FACTOBS WHEN IT COMES TO MVPC
FURNITURE
WE HAVE EVERYTHING KNOWN TO THE FURNITURE LINE
IBS is
Many Designs of Chairs at ftOC to $5.00 each. See onr bpec.ai 9lM
for $ 00 its a hummer. Linolnms and CarpeU in all tbe new things.
The place to Buy is HERE. The largest Stock is HERE.
If yon cant come WRITE US.
RIHE & RI
THE HOUSE
PHIX( J
Local and Personal.
Read Joeephson's big new ad.
Robt. Johnson is visiting relatives at !
Chios, Cal.
W. R. Wells, of Olalla, is in Portland
on business.
Leave orders at the Rochdale grocery
store for your wood.
John GMm has returned from a busi
ness visit to Portland.
Mrs. M. B. WintL rs, of Riddle, is the
guest of Mrs. M.' W. Aldrich, of this
city .
Best grade of family rlour. Rashford's
"Pride of Douglas" at only 1 15 per
sack, all grocers.
Mrs. J. H. Booth and son have re
turned from a visit with relatives at
Grants Pass.
Mrs. Fred L. Johnson and children
are visiting relatives at Junction City
and Jefterson.
John Throne, of the Douglas County
Bank force, made a business visit to
Canyonville this week.
J. E. Sawvers, lawver
and notary
in Douglas
tf
public. Office up stairs
Coi:ntv Bank Building.
B. F. Ramp, formerly of this city
but now residing at Brooks, was in this
'city on business last week.
Read advertisement of the Forestry
' Inn in this paper and when you attend
i the fair in Portland patronize this
I popular hostelry.
Willis B. Hoi lev and Mrs. F. C. Crop-
sey. of St. Paul, Minn. , are the guests of
their relatives. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Cal
kins, of Edenbower.
Lessons given in all kinds of fancy
, work,
work, Hardaneer. t.ittertvl. Evlet
embroidery and all the new
Grave's Art Emiiorium.
fads. At
The 'IjPride of Douglas'' has reference
to Bashford'e best grade of floor which
can be purchased at all of the grocery
f tores at f 1.15 per sack.
Bread, pies and cakes like mother
used to bake wlien voo use Kashford'e
'Pri.lu , .f I l.'.nol.a" fljin r A MMfl nr. '
other btaWSsfclp $1 !Ser sack.
John and Miss Minnie Diekmann. '
Perry Wright. Miss Etta Chapman and
Myrtella Williams, of Glide, are attend
ing the Lewis and Clark Exposition.
Editor Roberts returned to hit Myr
tle Point home Tuesday and the Rose
burg mothers have allowed their daugh
ters the freedom of the streets again.
We have for sale at this place lumber
in the ruff $9 per thousand. Fruit boxes
cheaper than formerly, products of the
Rider Bros mill. W. R. Wells, Olalla,
Oregon. SarjI2
The laxative effect of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver ijablets is so aggree
able and so natural tbat von do not
realize it is tbe effect of a medic ne. For
Bala bv A.C. Marsters & Co. . I
Mrs. O. C. Brown went" to Portland ,
Tuesday to rearrange and place on better
display the fine edocational exhibit of
a I a. 1 r a X 1
uie ventral Oregon .-.aie .'urms.
School at the I.ewiF A tiark fair.
Guv John, a voune man .residing at
Ixioking Glass lost a thumb and two
fingers of bis right hand Monday after-
noon by the premature explosion of a
dynamite cap which he was handling,
Dr. Hoover dressed tbe injured mem-
bars.
tt-i, , -a. - ' l
J. T. Bryan, the bnsr watch maker,
. . .
has a window display of new jewelry
which is fairly dazzling. Tbose beauti-
ful abalona watch charms, pins, fobs,
and other articles of jewelry at once a p-
peal to tbe observer when the low price
is made known.
Be1 Room .-uiti in ail grades. t!4 00 up
O easeo in every acign, 16 OC t" 130.00
4ep rate Co mod to suit, SJ.M to !
Kemember KICg v RICK sells lor
Iron Beds, all Colors and Sir. (3.U
to $25 00 oars is the Bed ol quality.
NO TRASH OR JUNK SOLO HERE
FURNISHERS
GOODS I
SPRING GOODS
I. ABRAHAM, PROP.
iut. 1
JON. I
ROSEBURG, ORECON
Mrs. K. R. Hanan has gone to
K la n-
ath Falls to spend the summer.
The "drug lubit" is a menace to
health and hapniness. Can you say
cf Osteonathv'.'
'
Mrs. O. Olseon and babj and Mrs. L
S. Pengra, who have been visiting in
Junction City, have returned home.
1 Now that the strawberry season is
about over, growers are smiling the
. smile that won't come off until next
season.
U B. Huegel and wile of Jefferson
City, Mo., who have been visiting here
with C. L. Haskett left Wednesday
morning for Portland.
Liberati, with his hand, a three-season
favorite in Portland, will occupy the
stand and Auditorium at the exposition
for a month begining today.
Work on the Weed Railroad to Klam
ath Falls will commence at once, accord
ing to the statement of W. H. Holabird,
of the Klamath Development Company.
The usual sermons on the danger of
Fourth of July explosives are appear
.ng in the press, and the usual draw
ness and iudifference on the part of the
congregations are manifest.
There will be rousing country cele
bration near Stephens in the OalapoOM
valley July 4th and a tine basket dinner.
: Attorney A. N. Oreutt of Roseburg, will
deliver the oration, and a good time is
assured all those who attend the Cala
pooia celebration.
Special sales by Stearns ft Chenowith
Oakland and Voncalla, White and other
sewing machines $15.00 and up; water
pipe ; wire, plain and barbed; cut and
wire nails ; the only guaranteed black
smith coal ; two carloads Page woven
wire fence, the only tempered wire fence
for sale. b3 tf
"Experimental Religion" will be the
subject at the M. E. church next Sun
day evening. On this occasion Rev. j
Reuter will read part of a reu.arkahle '
letter written by a worldly woman short
ly after the death of a beautiful daugh
' ter. Preaching also in the morning '
The public is cordially invited to these
Mgnces.
Mrs". F. L. Russell, of Oakland, who is
thegnestof her daughter, Mrs. S. M
Kelly, of this city, met with a painful
accident Tuesday evening while on her
way to her daughter" residence from
the depot. Mrs. Rassell by stepping on
a pea-pod on the sidewalk, slipped and
in falling sprained her ankle severely,
making it impossible for her to walk
without the aid of a cane.
Burb Brockway left this city Tuesday
for Gardiner where he will take the
steamer to San Pedro, Calif. He will
then visit Los Angeles and from there
proceed to Buffalo N. Y., where he will r
visit relatives and be in attendance at
the national convention of the B. P. O.
Elks, which meets in Buffalo on July 10. I
C B. Cannon of this city will leave here
Monday morning for Buffalo where he
goes as the representative of the local
jM lodge. ,
The work of Uie ,aJv who lire.jdeB
. th kitehen is , Ie89ene,l hv
"
tne use of the Globe Cabinet.
sample
on exhibition in the
farmer's Real F"stat Co.'s office, on
Cass street, Roseburg
For convenience 1
and labor saving the article cannot be
excelled. Its compartments hold any-
thing from the finest of spice to a sack
of floor and it takes up very little space.
Call at the real estate office and let th
agent show you the cabinet's advan-
. ' . . . , .
tages. Price within your reach. 2ib
B ' '
Tbe Salem Journal says: While At-
torney General Crawford was seeking to
lure tbe speckled beauties of Silver
Creek to partake of his bait, Monday
morning, be stepped up m a slippery
stone, and the rest can be imagined
: The judge says that he merely became
tired and sat down, without noticing
where he was sitting, until he felt the
water rising around him. But whatever
' happened, the one thing is certain, that
. the judge got wet. Nevertheless a good
..lime was had, and many fish succumbed.
I Mr. Crawford says that they left one
i little one for seed.
An advertisement containing some
I valuable information for students who
contemplate attending schixil during the
coming school year will be found in an
early issue of the Plaindealer. We
have relerence to tbe announcement of
the Central Oregon State Normal School
at Drain. A vigorous campaign is being
waged in behalf of the school by the
present management a graduating class
of over 20 members having already lieen
enlisted, ft'e are informed by Vice
President O. C. Brown that the school
catalogues will be out in a few days,
one of which will be mailed free to any
one interested in the school or contem
plating taking a course of study at thir-
popular and excellent educational in
stitution.
Spruaea Ankle. Stiff Neck, Lame Shouldr r.
i nese are tliree common ailments for
hich Chamberlain's Pain Balm is es
pecially valuable If promptly applied
it will save you time, money and suffer
ing when troubled w ith one of these ail
inente. tor sale by A. C. Marsters A
Co.
Tbe Roachdale store pays cash for eggs
TECHNICAL FORESTRY ADDED TO
SUPERVISOR BARTRUM'S RESERVE
There has been added to tlm Southern
Division of the Cascade Range and Ash
land Forest Reserves, under the super
vision of S 0 Barfrum, Forest Supervit-
or, a department of technical forestry,
and Mr A E Cohoon, of Washington, D
C, Forest Assistant, has been added to
Mr Bartrum'a forestry force, and will
assist in the technical and scientific
work of these important reserves. The
government considers the Cascade
Range Forest Reserve one of the most
important reserves in the United States,
and Mr Hartrum lieing one of the oldest
and most efficient supervisors in the
Forest Service Department ban placed at
his disposal one of the best trained as
sistants in the forestry department, in
the person of Mr A B Cohoon.
Kalph Breedeu is visiting at Riddle
this week.
Mrs. C. W. Martvn and son, Wallace,
are visiting friends at Ashland.
Morton Hadley returned home last
evening from a visit to Portland.
Mrs John Natch and son, left this
morning for Portland to visit, the ex
position. All dental work postively guaranteed
by Dr. Pearson, office in Taylor and
Wilson building. tf
E. L Parrott returned from Portland
; Wednesday morning, where he went
I with a shipment of cattle.
Mrs. Frank Bolter left Wednesday for
I Portland to reside, Mr. Bolter having
accepted a run out of that city.
Douglas County peaches big rosy
cheeked ones are coming into market.
They are of the Alexander and a few
other early varieties.
Mrs L B. Riddle and son were pas
sengers on Wednesday morning's local
foi Portland to visit relatives and at
tend the Kxosition.
Mrs T M Edmonds and children, of
Calapooia are the guests of Mrs W W
I'ickson. They are stopping off lere on
their way home from Washington.
J. W. Spalding, an esteemed citizen
of Drain, came to Roseburg Wednesday
, evening to attend the Good Roads Con-
venunn ami iook aner ousmees
A special train, consisting of seven
coaches, carrying the California editors
who have been in Portland, proceeded
the south bound overland Tuesday on
their way from the fair.
Mrs A. B. C. Whipple, of Dixonville,
presented tl e Plaindealer with a large
bouet of sweet peas Wednesday to tend
to the Douglas County exhibit at Port
land. The boijuet contained 30 shades
of sweet peas all tied in separate
bunches.
Geo. Dimmick and Mrs. Ralph Dim
mick. of Eureka, Calif . went to Wilbur
Wednesday to visit with Daniel Dim
mick. of Grant County, a brother ol
(ieorge Dimmick, who has not visited in
this county for over :V years.
Roy Martin arrived in Koeeburg Wed
nesday evening to enjoy a visit with his
cousin Clare linker, tmt on receiving a
telegram informing him of ti.e serious
ilhiSM of his parents, he returned to
Mc.Iinu ille the same evening.
Mrs. D. R. Shambrook presented the
lMflitiilealer with a lieaiififnl fr.korant
Imi of Whir. Pl.lov T,,al.e M.ne I
have called in at the Plaindealer office !
to inquire if they were real or artificial
dowers. They grow to perfection in j
Roeehurg.
Judge E. Bender and wile, Mrs. W.
P. Hermann and Harnett ft. Hermann i
returned to Myrtle Potnt this morning
after a pleasant visit at the borne of
Congressman Ringer Hermann of Rose
burg. Mrs. Bender is a sister, and
Earnest Hermann, a brother of the
C ngresstnan.
Attorney and Mrs J. Prescott Gately,
of Washington. D. C. arrived at this
place Monday evening to enjoy their
annual visit at the home of Mrs.
tiately's parent's. Congressman and
Mrs. Binger Hermann. Mr. Gatley
says he is pleased to note the great
building activity in Roseburg and tbe
growth in the town since his last visit.
J E Hair, tirants Pass: J C Yoong,
Oakland; A J Dean, Oakland; H E
l.awnsbury. Portland; Miss N Callahan,
Wardton : . C. Brown, Deer Creek ; R
E .Mason Albany ;T A Mason, Albany;
Thos Cannon, Jr.. Peel : Mrs E Kinney
and Mirr.eva Cannon, Jacksonville, are
registered at the Hotel McClallen.
Married.
MARKS- CLOAK K-At the home of the
bride's parent's in Edenbower ft'ed
nesday, June At, Mr. Edwin Marks
and Miss Eva Cloake, N. J. Harbit,
officiating.
Both are well known and highly es
teemed voting people of tbat place
They departed on tbe night train for Port
land, where they will spend a few days
at thn fair. From there they will so by
boat io Frisco and spend a few days,
after which they will return to ".heir
home in Edenbower, where they will
reside.
DIXON-W ILLIAMS At the home of
the bride's father on Short Street,
Roseburg, Wednesday, June 28, 1905,
J. Delmer Dixon to Alda I. Williams,
Dr. J. W. Townsend, officiating.
Both of the contracting psrties are
well known and highly esteemed young
people of this community, the groom
being the son of J. R. Dixon, a promi
nent citizen who resides on a fine farm
east of this city, while tbe bride is a
charming young lady possessed of all
the womanly attributes requisite in a
congenial life's companion. The Plain-
dealer joins in extending congratula
tions and best wishes.
GILES IRELAND At the home of J.
G. Fiook on Stephen' reet, Roseburg,
Wednesday. June 2, 1906, Rot A.
Giles to E. Maude Ireland, J, A.
Townsend, officiating.
The bride and groom are numbered
among the most estimable young peo
plo of the Olalla neighborhood, where
theyhave a host oi admiring friends who
join with the Plaindealer in extending
hearty congtatulations and wishes for a
long, happy, prosperous wedded life.
BERLIN SMITH At the retidenc of
Abner Wharton, near Eagene, Wed
nesday at 11 :30 a. m., Otis Berlin to
Miss Lulu Smith, Rev. Mark C. Man
son, officiating.
MILITARY
TO-N
Marshal's Prisoners Bcape
Marshal D. J. Jarvis arrive.) in this
city Tuesday evening w ith two boys, who
were charged with stealing a watch from
a man named Mclkmald who recently
arrived in this city from the east. The
theft occurred in one of Roseburg's nu
merous bawdy houses last Saturday anil
the boys were arrested and held at Junc
tion City until the arrivel ol tl.- Rosa
burn officer. The bovs were placed in
the city jail Tuesday night but were u. t
locked in the steel cages ami as a re-". ;
when the marshal went to lad them
Wednesday morning he found that hi
youthful prisoners had crawled out
through the 0-inch leed hole in the iter;
door and at last accounts had not I era
heard from. However the watch was
recovered and will be returned to its
owner. As a sequel t" the case Marsha!
Jarvis arrested the mistress of the
house where the rob! ery occurred and
arraigned her on a charge of selling
liquor in a dry precinct to which charge
she pleaded guilty and was lined ' by
Judge Orcutt, which tine was paid.
Tbe youthful pick pockets who escaped
from the city jail Tuesday wrrerevai
tured at Drain and were returned lo
this city last night and will come up for
trial tomorrow morning.
Chautauqua Rates.
"Tbe Southern Oregon Chauta-igua
Assembly will be held at Ashland.
July 12lh to Hal, inclusive. Redacrd
rates have len made by the Si at hern
Pacific Co.. oo the certificate plan, from
points on Oregon hues.
This Assembly promises to be of nn
usual interest. Among the prominent
speakers will tie Dr. F. W. Ounaaulus.
Dr. Wm. A. W'sle and Rabbi Bte
S. Wise Special attention will te given
the Musical IVparlinent. The A-setn
bly building has been euiarge I to
double its former capacity, making
ample accomodations for all." Jl
Fruit Growers Notice
A shipment of Douglas county fr nits
for exhibit purposes will be sent to the
Douglas county exhibit at the LeSsis and
Clark Exposition Sunday night. All
fruit growers are requested to contribute
to this shipment fresh, dried and pre
served fruits. Las all donations for
this purpose at either the K.evie or
Plaindealer office.
Justice Long's Court
Edward Tabler, a young man charge!
with obtaining money under false pre
tenses from Mrs. H. H. Chivengton. a
waitress, was acquitted at the prelimi
nary examination Monday aftern-wn.
He was immediately re arrested on a
charge of forgery and was held to await
the action of the circuit court on that
charge. J. A. Buchanan is acting as
bis attorney.
Notice F. of A.
There will be no meeting Tuesday
evening July 4 Meeting following
Tuesday, also Installation nf officers and
lunch. All members requested to be
present. Uoo. McClalland, C. R.
Dance at At Melrese
A Grand Ball will be given at Wilson's
Hall July 4, 1905, at Melrose.
2R-2t H. E. Wilson, Mgr.
A Bargain
Abran new five drawer, drop head.
Singer sewing machine at a bargain,
at burrs' Music store. tf
Three car loads of goods just arrived
at S K Sykes. One car each. Wagons.
Buggies and Machinery. Get my prices
before you buy elsewhere. LV -
Jatt What Evrryoite Should Bo.
Mrs. J. T. Barber, of Irviuville, Ga.,
always keeps a bottle of Chamberlain's
Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
at hand ready for instant use. Attacks
of colic, cholera morbus and diarrhoea
come on so suddenly that there is no
time to hnnt a doctor or go to jthe store
for medicine. Mr. Barber savs: "I
have tried Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy which, is one of
the best medicines I ever sw,
I KetP
a bottle of it in my room as I have had
several attacks of colic and it has proved
to be the best medicine I ever used."
Bold by A. C. Marsters A Co.
AT
For Sale
Restaurant at.. I Bakery, seven good
bed rooms in connection, regular board-
rs and a good trancient trade. Bakery
a good business itself. For particulars
enquire of E. P. Adams, Myrtle Point,
"re. jlp
4th of July Special Rates
On account of the 4th of July
Southern Pacific (Jo will sell round
the
trip
tu kets between points on all lines
Oregon at one aud one-third fare
round trip. Sale dates July 1st, :
in
for
od
trd and 4tb, .late of expiration Julv rith.
'
j'
Fsaaa Cirt far sVvksuj
M r. 8, Lindsay, of Fort Vtliiam,
i Ontario, Canada, who baa suffered 'juite
a number of years from dyspepsia and
great pains in the stomach, was advised
her draggtol t take Chamberlain's
tomach and I.iver Tablets. She did so
and says, "1 find that they have done
me a great deal of good. I have never
had any suffering since 1 began using
them." If troubled with dyspepsia or
indigestion why not take these tablets,
get well, and stay well? For sale by A.
C. Marsters ,x Co.
Ts ahom it Way Csacm
This is to sav that . n at count of poor
h
-ailh I have .'evi.led to place mv affairs
in the hands ol . 1.. Dimmick. oftak
xl
laud. OnsjOBj and any one having bosi
ness relation wi-h me in the future,
will please wri'e or call on film, as he is
duly antbo-tred to transact any busi
ness that I may be interested in
latrd at I nu . 1:1 Ferry, t regon. this 19
day of June IMsV ft". R. Thompson.
J22-2B
Cahai Viarrasta.
si'ciiers who served
I". S. sol. tiers who served in Cuba
during the Spanish war know what this
- - is. and that ordinary remedies
have little more effect than so much
water. Cuban diarrhoea is almost as
lei etc and dangerous as a mild attack
of cholera. There is one remedy, how
ever, that can always he depended upon
as will I seen by the following certifi
cate from Mrs. Minnie Jacobs of Hous
ton, Texas: "I hereby certify that
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Keuiedy cured my husband
ol a severe atlark of Cuban diarrhoea,
w hich he brought home from Cuba. '
We had several doctors bat thev did
him no good. One boyle of ttiis remedy
cured him, as our neighbors will testify.
I thank God for so valuable a medi
cine. "" For sale by A. 0. Marsters A
Co.
Vanrik-BinghaiT.
A quiet welding took place at the
home of Mr. and Mrs .8 W. Yanzile
when their .laughter Miss Anna L. Van
rile and Mr. T J- Bingham were united
in tbe holy bonds of matrimony, Mon
Ida avetsiaf, Josm 19, IMS a. B o'clock
p. m . Katl. r Don "-lv otbeiating.
'iily relatives and closest triends were
' la Tiled B. th y issg pe ple are favora
'toly known iss litis community. Miss
, Vauzile is the accomplished daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. S. V. Yanzile
formerly
of Roseburg, w ho are engaged in the
. furniture business at this place. Mr
Biugham is a young euterprising bosi
, ness man of Marshtield and is the man-
ager of the Coos Bay Excelsior and Mat
l tress factory. He has a part interest in
this concern and has made a great suc-
cess of the business. The young couple
will take up housekeeping at North
Bend. North Bend Citizen.
Thai Tired Frtliag.
If you are languid, depressed, in
capable for work, it indicated that your
liver is out of order. Herhiue will assist
Batata to throw off bead acaaa, rheu
matism and ailments akin to nervous
ness and restore the energies aud vital
ity of sound aud perfect health J.J.
Hubbard Temple, Texas, writes, '!
have used Herl-ine for the past two
years. It bas done me more good than
all the doctors. It is the best medicine
over made for chilis aud fever." 50c
Sold by A. C. Marsters A Co.
Title CI ua ran tee & Loan Lo.
KOrJEBDRQ. OKEUON
I. D.
HSMILTOS.
1 resident
D
C. HaXiltos,
Secy, and Treaa
Office In th Court Hod. Ray th only com
ant nf ahatraot bonks in Douglas I'OUDI V
: Abstracts and Cert! float of Till furntihadof
Douglas county land and mining claims. Have
also a oomplete set ol Tracings of all township
plat In the Roseburg, Oregon, V. 8. I and U s
Met. Will make bin print oopl ol any town
hip
AUSPICES CO. "0"
NEW ARMORY
IGHT
Sheriff's Salt
In the Circuit Court ut the -tat of Or-ron
(or tht Count? of Douglas.
H: - : lolofenon .
Plaintiff
a
William J M - Carrie
Moore suit II A Mar.. .
lieiendant J
NoUr is hereby iren ttiai by virtue ol an
rit-cuUoo duly las aeo out ol and under Ihe
sval ol the above entitled court. In tn above
entitled can. f m .-duly dlrv ted and dated
tbe twtli day ol J ana, lsuo, npon a judgment
duly rendered and : . : .1 the Uth day of Octo
ber, MM, la la sor of Hans hrutolerson. plain
tiff, and again -l Wil larn J Moore, defendant
tor the som ol f 11BA& with 1 nuns', thereon at
the rate of 6 per cent per annum it m tbe Uth
I dT "' eUjhrT- I and tbe further sum of
i " ... , , . . '"jr ,or
i iber sum of XfelSoosu in p amtiSTs sail u set
aside deed, made by Wm J Moore to M A Marie
n WMeh suti the said ded was set
aside an.
the real property therein deserloed ordered to
be told to satisfy sai l j i lgment IgcsaaSl and
ibe Judgment herein raentlonad. and exeea
uon issued thereon, and iht SSSSJ of and upon
this writ. 1 did on tbe lOih day of June. 1905,
duly levy upon Mtnwlng deaenbed seal prop
em dear rl bed in said decree. to-it:
Lou 1 and I and it. in block Tb in the lib
i Sw,h'rn 11 " a.! ors. Douglas conn
ty, Orecon as the same aw-ears on tbe plat
, and map of said addition ol ncord in tbe ofBre
ol ibe county i ierk of Ujagls county, Oregon
Norn therefore, by virtue of said eieejuon and
order of sale. 1 a ill on
Tuesday the nth day of July. Q05.
at one o'clock p of said day a) the coort
horse front door In Roseburg. Doogla ronnly.
Oregon, sell at public auction 3b.evt to re
demption, to the highest bidder, tor C .- g id
coin, rash in band. a. 1 ibe right title and in
i teres ibe aitbia named deiendast. or either
of them ha I in and to '.he abote .iescriord real
' proTr,T " lh to -" d
as.
dto-
acution SSBaWSaSaie, interest, co-is and
burarmaau and all arming eoau.
Daud at Eoaebum mis liHJb day ol June.
B T Mci LALLKN.
Sheriff of Doocta Coutty. Oregon.
Executrix Notice
In the County Court of the ute of Oregon
for Kiuglas County
In ibe matter .'I tbe estate
of James Davlm. le.eaM-1 i
Sntice i hereby gieen that by an orler ol
the Coanty Coon ol iMngias county. Slate of
Oregon, iu'.y made and entered of record, the
under.gn-J ha.- been du y appointed siecn-
ln x of th above nameit estate. All persons
having claims against the said ev.ate mfO pre
sent the same duly verified to the undersigned
at Brockway. Oregon, within six months from
the first pjMlcaiioa of this notice, and afJ
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate will cail on the undersigned and sg-uie
tbe same.
Dated this IJth day of June. : 6
MA so A RET LILLY P.VVLIS
Executrix
Notice of Final Settlement.
I ,. ,
1 In tne County Court of to
f,.r ibe ciunt of Douglas.
BfcaSl si Oregon
Io the matter ol the estate ol '
Maria Anna ostertag lKveas.il.'
i Sotir is hereby gives that the undersigned,
administrator o! the estate of Maria nns Qs
tertag. dereasnl, has ftlad la th Cooat) ".ort
ol Douglas County. Stat M Oregon, his Coal
. acronul assnrh administrator of raid estate.
; and that Saturday the Kth da) ol June. 190a. at
the honrot i'' o cloca a. ta.s'haa been axed by
said court lor th time ol hearing of objection
to said report, and th settlement thereof.
J. A. BIVH AKAN,
Administrator ol the estate of Maria Anna
0lerlag. deeasi.
rolSJIT
Executrix's Notice
Notice Is hereby given that the undersign ed
was. on th 2lst day ol June. U0, duiy ap
pointed by th coanty court of Douglas eouo
ty. Oregon, i ieeurrlx el the esiale ol Jonathan
I. Baker, deceased. All persons having viaiuis
again-! the said estate are hereby Doctried to
i present ihe propvrl verined to tne ai Mlll-
a.iid. 1'iuglas county. Oregon, within six
month frog the date of this notice, and all
prisons todebte I to the said estate ar hereby
uotlBad to pay th sam to lie.
Dated June Maa, lv
CATHERINE A CLARKE.
Executrix of the eatat of Jonathan L Baker,
deceased.
A. D.
FOR
All kinds of Household
sold. Don't fail to
WE ARE llfc
THE PEOPLE J!!)
WHO QUOTE O
THE LOWEST
PRICES. 7
GOODS
FURNITURE and HARDWARE
HARNESS AND
HARNESS MAKING
A.
BALL
Society Maetinga
a:
F. A A. M. Laurel Lodsw HV 13
H Dlds regular meetings on sMiod
ana I artb Wednesdav nf
naon,n- J. T. Bkidgu, W. M.
5. T. Jcwrrr, Secretary.
6.
P. O. ELKS. Rose berg Lodge No.
338. Holds regular communica
tions at I. O. O. P. Hal! ne, aerf
and fourth Thursdays of each month.
All members requested to attend rem
.arl and all vieitiog Brothers are cordi
ally invited to attend.
C. B. Cairsos, E. B.
Ror McCLAJXra, Secreiarr.
CO. D, 1st SEPARATE BATTALLION
O.X. G , meets at Armory Hall every
rhnrsday evening, at 8 o'clock.
r . B. Hajcua. Capt.
I.
O. O. F. PhUetanan Luis Nn a
Meets in Odd Fellows' Temple, cor
aer Jack boo and Cass strwta nm
SaturdaT evening of each week Mem
aers of the order io good standing ar
uivited to attend.
m . . H. O. Lawn, N. O.
.T. Jawrrr, Secretary.
K.
of P. Alpha Lodsw So 47
every Wednesday, in L O. O. F
Hall a 7:3u n. m. Mnshsis in
good standing are invited to attend.
J kb A. PaajiT, C. C.
M F. ft eight, hi. of R. A S.
L
ILAC CIBCLE.-So. 49. Women of
Woidcraft. Meets oo 2nd and 4th
Thursday of each month at th. T
O. O. F. Hail. Viajticg members is
Mod ttandrns: are invited to attend.
Mas. A. B. F'icaij. Guardian Neighbor.
Bell Morian, Caaaa
Second and Foorth Thnradavs.
K. 8 Rosebara ChaDter So.
Holds their regular meeting oa the
first and third Thursdavs in aaeh
nonth Visiting members in good
landing are resrpeetfollv invited to at
tend. Mrs. E. J. Strood, W. M.
Free Johnson. Secretary.
NITED ARTISANS. Cmpqoa As
sembly No. 105, meets second and
fourth Saturdavs of each month, in
Native Sons' hall. Visiting members
will receive a cordial welcome.
A. C. MaJtsraas, M. A.
Mixnii Joxas, Secretary.
rJDMEN
Cemr No
Fellows '
OF THE WORLD.
o. 136, Meet at the
Odd
Hall, to Roawbar
am and third Monday evening. Vtait-
ug neighbors alwavs welcome.
J. M. Baioosa, C. C
N. T. Jiwsrr. Clark.
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
.
I -
i Notic ran under this head -.11 be charged .'or
at lb rale ol oa cent a w.ird lor two insertions.
No adreitisetnents taken lor less taan tea OSSJSS
A STEP To fxrhange a good birvele for a
driving bvrse. Apply u box JTt. Rose ors. Or.
Girl ft' anted, for general hoose work
by Mrs. J. W. Hamilton.
For !ale; House and lot on Pine
street near depot. See J. A- Buchanan.
New wagon and harness for sale, also
an incubator. Inquire of Geo. Goehner,
Roseborg, R F D No. L tf jlS.
Wanted A fresh young healthy cow
with calf, must be gentle for a woman
to milk State price. Address, A. B.
Azalea. Oregon a!15p
Wanted, strong young woman for
dishwashing and general help in a
boarding car. Good wages. Apply to
Thomas Wilson, Boarding Car, Gi
Station.
P.
ing.
J. Johnson, dentist. Grave's
buikl
49tf
SECOND
and other goods bought and
see our large stock of NEW
D. BRADLEY