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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1905)
I I SALE We have placed on SALE the Odds and Ends of our SUMMER STOCK. ' ' Including SUMMER DRESS GOODS; SHIRT WAISTS; LADIES' SHIRTS; REMNANTS OF CALICO; SILKS; WOOL GOODS; OUTING FLANNEL; LADIES' WOOL SHIRTS ETC. Men's and Youth's SUITS at a PRICE that WILL and MUST SELL them. e must make room for our new sjtock, so come early and get the Pick of the Assortment, THE PEOPLE'S STORE THE ROSEBURG HOUSE HARVEY JONES. Proprietor Rates $1.00 per day and upward New Brick, New Furnishings, Prompt Services. Opposite the S. P. Depot Grounds . . THE CELEBRATED WASH INGT0N ANY FLAVOR AT JENNINGS BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY Cleanliness, Superior Pastries Heats is Our Inducement far ana Sweet Fatrsaase. MOSIER'S RESTAURANT In the same old place with more added. We have now enlarged our restaurant entrance on both Sherdian and Cass streets. MOSIER STANDS FOR BEST MEALS J. FALBE'S RESTAURANT Whtn in town and don't know where to eat, ask your friend and they will direct you to "FRENCHY'S" OPPOSITE DEPOT Dr. H. L. Studley the Osteopathic "TTyelcian cures acute ana curouit diBeasee, corrects deformaties and removes foreign growth. Consultion free. Phone or call for appointment. Office in Abraham baildine. tf I RANGES I sasssssssassssssassi s If in need of a Range, buy one our celebrated Toledo Ranges. We guarantee every range sold, and if it does not give entire satisfaction, it costs you nothing. An elegant line of Furniture, carpets and rugs in stock all the time, also Wall Paper, Window Gla3s. B. W FURNITURE THE ROSEBURG SALE LOCAL AMD Chronology of Local Events Osteopathic cures are permanent. P.J. ing. Johnson, dentist. Grave's build 49tf Men's Pcaajae shirts just received at Joeephson's. For anything in iron work, heavy or light, call on V C G. Homer Oatman. of Myrtle Creek, is I looking after business matters in this citv. " Mrs. S. M. Kelly went to Oakland this morning to visit her mother, Mrs. Russell. Conductors H C Bicket, A J Rislev and B V ifaddox are on the lay off list this week. All dental work by Dr. Pearson. Wilson building. postively guaranteed office in Taylor aud tf J. E. Sawyers, lawyer public. Office up stairs County Bank Building. and notary J in Deugias . tf If dissatisfied with the ancient "dope'' system, try the Osteopathic method. It always gives satisfaction Miss Alta Spalding returned to Drain this morning after a few days' visit here with her sister, Miss Laura. The Merchant's Association special will pass through this citv from the south Tuesday evening at B o'clock. R Sellers, a breakman who is working out of Portland, is now on one of the gravel trains working south of this sta tion. Dr. J. . Strange has returned home from a trip to North Douglas points and is now ready for business at his Rose burg office. Wanted 10 hop pickers. Will pay 1 cent per lb. or 50 cent a box. Apply to N. LaRaut, Br., P. O. address Wiibur, Oregon. sip Glenn V Wimberly, deputy county clerk, bas returned from bis vacation and taken up bis duties at his desk in the clerk's office. DG Palm, adjutant at the Oregon Soldiers' Home, accompanied by his wife and son Benuie, left this morning to attend the fair at Portland. Brakemen F H Hunter, A L Kennedy -otif? ' P s Wit-fi oTl a rri ta vfiny nfF this week. Mr Mitchell is visiting his father at Tacoma who is reported tuite ill. Mrs Adams and family left Sunday for Twin Falls, Idaho, to reside. They made many friends while stopping in Itoeebarg, the 'guests of Mrs L Rabat. W J Armitage, a drug clerk of Port land and well known in this city, ar rived here on this morning's local and will spend a few days visiting with old friends. Jas Fletcher left on this n.orning's lo cat for Portland to visit relatives and friends. Jimmie says lie will surely "hit the Trail" before he returns to Roeeburg. W. 8. Ball ol Colorado left this morn ing for Portland to meet his wife and daughter, after spending a few days here. Mr. Ball has decided to make Roaeburg his borne. Hardie O Howard, the popular young salesman of the I. Abraham store, left for Portland this morning on bis vaca tion. After seeing the fair he expects to visit Seattle and Tacoma before be re turns. STRONG MAN OREGON SALE I. ABRAHAM, PROP. ROSEBURG, OREGON. PERSONAL and thr Passing Throng. o Osteopathy cures rheumatism. Blue bandana sepheon's. handkerchiefs at Jo F K. Allev, wile and daughter are tending the Portland fair. Uncle John Weaver, of Myrtle Creek is in this citv todav on business. Misses Winnie and Rose Bi'.er are at tending the Lewis aud Clark exposition Dr. H P. Studley Osteopathic Physi cian will tie at home ready for business Saturday Aug. 12. Forest Supervisor S. C looking after business in Klamath counties. Bartrum is j Jackson aud I Harry I.inzer, clerk at the Sykes Hardware store is looking after his min ing interests on Coffee creek. Swimming TurNKS A new lot of men's "d boys' swimming trunks just received at Josephsou's. . Misses Grace and Chine 1 .il.ru- left on this morning's overland for a threr weeks visit with relatives at Portland. Mrs McVlay and daughter of I.os An geles, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. L'd LaBrie left this morning by stage for Coos county to visit relatives John Alexander of Glide will go to. Portland Tuesday as a Douglas ct unty i delegate to the uationa vent ion. irrigation con- Mi-s Lueila Kennedy of Portland, who has been visiting her parerts, Mr. and -Mrs. J. R. Kennedy of this city bas re turned home. . Some beautilul and splendid apples of the Yellow transparent variety were tiroa0nli.it ri tho PUiii.lulr nlh.v, l.lli- r . ... bv Mrs. John Hamlin. Misses Fannie and Lulu Cobb, Thos Cobb and wife and Miss Martha Cam- j nous left on this morning's local for ' B i Portland to attend the fair. Bread, pies and cakes like mother used to bake w lien you nse Hash ford's "Pride of Douglas" Hour. Accept no other brand. Only $1 15 per sack. Kd W..-ds. wife and familv and Mrs. Frank Kennedy and children will leave by private conveyance for Honey Creek, tomorrow morning for a few weeks out ing. Dist Atty Geo M Brown and family have returned from a month's visit to the Lewis and Clark fair. While in the city Mr Brown received very successful treatment for bis hearing. W P Happertett, Portland; Ida L Stewart, John P. Hunter, At-hUnd ; Na than Smith, G A Adams, H Hughes, Mvrtle Creek ; Martha Blundell, Riddle, are registered at Hotel McClallen. A. Salzman, the well known jeweler, and Dr. F. W. Haynes left Saturday evening tor the Black Rock country, 70 miles east of Roseburg on the North l'niqua where they will spend a few weeks fishing and hunting big game. The editor returned home from an over Sunday visit with his father near Cottage Grove, who has recovere 1 suffi ciently from a recent paryletic stroke to be able to walk about a little by the use of a cane. A little forethought may save you no end of trouble. Anyone who makes it a rule to keep Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy at hand knows this to be a fact. For sale by A C. Marsters St Co. John Kirchhofer of Minnesoto has purchased the farm of H. J. Richards of Brockway, the deal being made through the real estate firm of Clayton & Dil lard. Mr. Richards and wife will leave immediately for Bandon for Mrs. Rich ards health. R. S. Barker and family, Mrs. J. W Maiden and daughters. Misses Maude and Daisy, returned home Fridav even ing from a very enjoyable two weeks visit to Newport. With the exceptions of a few windy days the weather was re ported delightful. W H McCrosBen and wife, of Portland, who have been visiting here, returned to Portland on this morning's local. They were accompanied by their daugh ter, Mies Genevieve, who has resigned her position at the Review otlice and will reside with her parent in Portland. Attorney K. .1. Clements, wife and daughter of Lincoln, Nebraska, started on their homeward journey tcday going by way of Portland and Puget Sound Points. Mrs. Clements is a Bister of Frank H. Rogers of this city. Mr. Clem ents and Mr. Rogers returned to Rose bur late last week from an enjoyable visit to Gardiner and Winchester Bay. Misses Alta and Fay Arcliainbeau are (MMfeg relatives at Kugene. Five horse power gasoline engine good as new for sale. Inquire at this office. Another rich Or body has been struck in the North Fairview mine in Bohemia. J. A. Buchanan and wife will leave Tuesday for Peel for a few dayB outing- IB Mr and Mn Harry SUpleton have re turned from a pleasant outing at New port. The Opp mine near Jacksonville has been sold to New York capitalists for 1 125,000. J. T. Bridges, of Roseburg, passed through town Wednesday enroute to Port Orford Myrtle Point Knterprise. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. i-teiiier have riv turued from their outing on Coos Bay. Doc hasn't got over the Coco Cola habit yet . W. C. Sanderson, has disposed of his interests at Bandon and will move to San Diego, Calif., says tie Myrtle Point Knterprise. John Culver, W D Bell and Mrs Dollic Atterhury and Vivian Jowett have re turned home from a visit to tlie Port land Centennial. Mrs. Bertha tioettscho of Grants Pas went to Iays Creek Friday after a few days visit with her brothers, Chas. and Jesse Patrick. Mrs. H. Penney of San Francisco, who has been visiting her parents, Mr. and ,Mrs. onebrake arid sister, Mrs. &'m Van Be'ren returned home Friday Mrs. George Cole and little daughter erf Myrtle Creek visited Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Patrick for the last three days, returning home on Friday mo'ning's overland. Mr and Mrs J. W. V it 'lain and son, of Tuseon, Arizona, are visiting in Rose burg, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. B Patrick. They are on their way to the Portland fair. Five lots GOK160 at Salt Lake City summer resort ; also 50D. shares of good mining stock in Warden, Idaho, mines. Will trade for Oregon property. In tiire at this office. si p C K. Holing, a menitier of the My r tie Point Hardware tirm of Hiding. I. un.lv dc Sons, passed through Roeeburg Saturday cn his return home from a visit to the Portland Kxosition. Archibald Besdl of Indiana hai pur- chafed l'0 acres of timber and farming land near tileiidalethrough the Farmers Real Kstate Co. He will bring his fam ' ily here in a few weeks. Several rases of poison n of late from ; adtiti.i f mil naitnai in . r- r .; , . ' ; been reported in Oregon, and health of- , iieers and chemists who have examined ( tlie cause report that the use of line caps is dangerons The danger is said ; to 1 e greater if the fruit has been in the ' jars a long time. The Roseburg Band treated the toan ; ' to another splendid open-air concert Thursday evening on Jackson street. A ; great crowd assembled on the street as usual, greatly appreciating the excellent and all were profuse in theif com pliments to the new band and its en ergetic and proficient director, Prof , John Norling. It is laving a big) i grade mmM and is now conceded to be I tne ist una m eerern Oregon eouit, . of -alem. The libaraiit of the band in giving frequent free open air concerts is j Us.Alv tntilMiiitnl hr Himehiira'- oiK. 1 ,T.T-. m zens. uoug may n nourisn In Portland last wee two brothers J met for the first time in -V2 vears. The meet ing was apparently by accident, jince neither knew of the other's pree ence iu the city. However, it was ar ranged by a son of one of Use brothers, and it was probably the most pie itant surprise" they ever exerienced. The brothers are G. W. Wonacott, of Riddle, I mglas county, this state, and Charles Wonacott, of Tonapab, Nevadi. Both ; have tt-eii successful in businesa affairs ; and are well alvanced ia years. They were born and raised ic Virginia, but moved to Illiuois and were in that state when the civil war broke out. Tbev I were separated by the enlistment of G. W. Wonacott, who joined an Illinois regiment that saw active service during the struggle. However, they met again in 1873 and we e loge.her for a briel time. They decided to come weat and came by different routes. They have not seen each other since that time un til todav, savs the Portland Journal. Married. SCHETTKR AIKEN In Portland. Or., at 5 i in., Aug. 9, 1905, Otto Schetter and Miss Alice Aiken. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Aiken, of this city, and is one of the most popular young ladiee of Marshfield society. The groom is the manager of the local Western Union telegraph office, and is held ia the highest esteem bv his numerous ac quaintances here Marshfield Mail. Born. I.I NDY-To the wife of W. E. Landy, nee l-aura E. Jones, at Myrtle Point, Oregon, Aug 10, 1905, a girl. Died. COX Near Roseburg, Sunday, Ang. 13, 1 V C Cox, age 1 1 years, cause of death, stomach trouble. " ' Mr On was a well known mining man of Coos county and has been trim bled with stomach trouble for 'some yeats. Recently his sicicness became so bad that he wired his brother, E G Cox, of Albany to meet him ut Roseburg Au gust IS. Mr Cox imm'Mliately started by stage for this place but the stage trip was too hard for him and upon ar riving at Sitcum he learned that K N Harry of that place was coming to Rose burg and engaged passage with him. All during the trip Mr Cox suffered con siderable pain and' when within hre miles from Rosehtirtr he fell back in the wagon and breathed hut last. Mr Barry drove with all possible speed to this citv and inforrred the authorities who after an investigation of the affair t timed the remains over to . bis brother, EG Cox, who was in the city. The body was taken to the undertaking par lors of Mr Bammitte where it wail pre pared for' shipment to Albany where the funeral will be held Tuesday. For Sale 31 head of Angora goats and in good Uoata; all young condition-. Price R. P. Baydon, Cleveland, Ore. i asonable. a 10 14) JUST CAUSE FOR COMPLAINT In a letter from Hon I) S K Buick, Superintendent of the Douglas county exhibit at Portland, he complains from the fact that tin- people of this county are not sending him any of the season's w u'4i , oats or corn fltciuieon, either in the sheaf or sack. It is a shame that more of our liouiitifiil season's products lire not forwarded to the Douglas county exhibit booth ut Portland, where many sacks of this year's grains, ami tine corn stalks and fruits are being received daily U) the exhibit booths of the other Oregon counties. Granted Certificates to Teach The names of the successful applicants at the teachers examination held in this city; last week : r-irst Grade Oscar Houser, Besbie. Kidder, Rose burg ; Zaida McQueen, Elkton; Mrs. Pearl M. Price, Oak Creek; Ellen Prior, Wilbur; Mable Mahn, Yoncalla.. Second Grader-Bessie Gregory, Mrs.. Kate Weaver, Laura Pardee, Caovon ville; Lucy Scranton, Camas Valley; Mrs Grace G. Day, TTna Lamb, Oak land ; Jennie VI. Hart, Ldokidg Glass, Bertha VPatsoh, Glide. Bee;e Yett, Yo'ricalla; May Winuiford, Wilbur, MrTTl Merrilees, Br-vkway ; 1 .-icy 'Par-' tin-son. Myrtle Creek ; Golda Gable, Kellogg: Bertha Pruner, Rildle, Phe lura Gilham, (slen-fale; Lmettk Cook, Oakland. Third Grade Sophronia Ttirneil, Peel ; limin e Andrews, Gardiner ; Ella Dunbar, Canyonville; Melissa Long, Cleveland. Kate Agee, Wilbur; Bar riet Applegate, Yoncalla: Edith Card wefl, Birdre Tipton, DoHfe Smith, Cas sie Ferguson, Roseburg. The papers of the applicants for state papers have to be Mat to the State Board for examination. The results will not be know n for several davs. Souvenir Book of Poms. A beautiful souvenir book of original poems composed and Copyrighted by At- i torney J A Buchanan of Roeeburg. has j just been issued from a San Francisco press aud book bindery. The little vol ume, is artistically and eubetantial, bound in heavy cloth covers, elegantly stamped in green, black and gold and contains 140 pages, sixty-seven j ji,s sad six line illustrations. It is indexed ami ia V uurt- ni art ultila t l, t., ... .... matter contained therein is very ruerito - nous. i ne volume is eninieu inoian Legends and other poems, souvenir edition of the Lewis and Clark Fair." The illustrations are beautiful half-tones and are each given a fuTf page. They are as follows : lit Hood from Lost I ake : statue of Sacajawea ; North Abut meut to Bridge of the Gods and Cascades j oi me loiuniDia : Moonngi t ou sioonngi t on tte : 1'mp.iua ; Statue of Captain Meriwether Lewis; Statue of Captain Wra Clark. Big Real Estate Transaction. Frij,y lhe Q, t,je well improvell farm , fhort j,., norjh of Wilbur, know as I!.? Jack r I - - - ' 1 . . nenowein piai?, was consummated George Lewis, late of West Sslem, Wis- cousin, being the purchaser. This farm comprise 470 acres, is practically all level land and is one of the best situated farms lor diversified farming in the Wil- bur district which is nine mile north pi.-u. ot the t.'a.n iff fi ed ajta-.nn row la the of Roeeburg. Mr. Lewis has loag been wort ana cause on or before the 10 day ot engaged in raising fine etok and with''01" J prescribed -j .,. . . . , , r ay th cvort id the ordr for publtcmUon of his wile and eon will be valuable aioui t ,Cp-i , . . 1 saidstimmJDf for you to appear and answer tiooa to Douglas count, the) Wilbur ! aetdcnnUlni on ot be'an said dy and date p reel net in particular. The price paid I w pielniifT will take judgment aa-alnat rou and for this floe faira was tS.SUO. Stubble Fires Stobbue and grasa fires along the S. P. railroad burned over a large area last week. Some fencing and a few sheep were deetroyew on the teo. Kohlhagen place across the river from Winchester, and a horse perished in the fire that swept over Rice Hill. Considerable fencing was desttoyed on the F. B. Waite and Sheridan farms south of Roeeburg last week, the fires originat ing from sparks from locomotives. Blacksmith Tools for Sale. Biackamitb tools, complete for set heavy work. Price $oU Address Box 92, Yoncalla, Ore. Hack for Sale A good two seated hack to sell trade for wood or hay. Can be seen Bollis barn. Nothing on the Market Equal to Chamberlain a Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. This fact is well known to druggists everywhere, and nine out of ten will give their customers this preparation whtfh ffitfbest i asked fhr. " Mr. US- Witmer, a prominent druggist of Joplfri. Me., in a circular to his customer, say-: There is nothing on the market in the way of patent medicine which equal Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Di arrhoea remedy for bowel complaints. We sell and recommend this prepara tion" Pot sale by A f Martern A Co Stockholders Meeting . . . r . Notice is hereby given that the an nual stockholders' meeting of the 1'mp qua Coal Company will be herd at the office of Albert Abraham in Roseburg. Oregon, on September 6 at 3 p m for the purpose of electing directors for the en suing year. G. W. Pimmick, Pree' al4-8l, N. F. Tiiaosa, Sec. Harbin. . R wasters the bile more fluid and thus helps the blood to rlow , it affords prompt relief from biUloiisnest, Indiges tion., sick and nervous head when, and over-indulgence in food and drink. G L CaMweU, Agt. M K and T R K, Che' cotah, Ind: Ter., writes, XpVil 18, V.KW: "I was sick for over two years with en largement of the liver and spleen. The doctors did me no good, and 1 had given up all hope of being cured, when my druggist advised tuo.to use Uerbina. It baa dm re me soundand w ell." 60s at A C Marsters & Co. RICE & RICE HOUSE FURNISHERS I . 1 GREAT MAJESTIC RANGES AND: RELIABLE STANDARD RANGES. I Summons.. o the Circuit Court of the state ot urecoa j for the County of Douglas. ! Jot a ; anrtsT. Plaintiff! wtuiasn J Baetfs, Kathsr'B H I Boot. hU wife. E T BotrU. aud Mwr.e H looai. Defendant To Willism J Booth. Katharine H Booth, hts arias, 1 FB,.. r:n nl Marie M Vroom. the ' ebore caned t. f. tilaa: Id the came of the State ot Oreaon: You are , hervb reoutred to irortr anJ iQiiff tne asaaa. each of rou aorortivr to the demands at said .-ia. atnt tow.! I For the foreclosure id a certain mortgage de scribed In aatd complaint and executed by the said Witliam J H ir. and Katherme B Booth, made and dated Ftbtmary t, ISKM. to secure the payment of a certain promissory note of even .late lor the sum of PtO with interest thereon st the rate of 10 per ceot per annum. That the premises conveyed thereby may he sold and the pojceeds app'Kd to the pa men! ot the um of SS10 with interest thereon at the rale of 10 per cent from date of making, with reasonable attorneys fees, together wtifa the coats and disbursement! ot this suit ad sale of the aforesaid premise as provided h) law. Alaolh t all the aaid detendenta. and all nersoas claiming by, throuah or under tbeas. may be barred and foreclosed of all rlrht title, claim. U.n. -(ui; oi redemption, and interest in snd to said mortgaged premises, and tor other and nirther relief. And if you fail to appear and answer said com pi -tnt a . above required, the plan US will lake default afainat msa and apply lo the court for the rell I demandei in said com plaint vii: for the tale of the west of the sa and NK. of the STlv and the S ot the UK of section M. township 30 south ol rsnse I west of the Willamette meridian lo Ioug la county. Oregon. This summons is published in the; Boas hart 1' s ndealer by order of J W Hamilton, Judge of the circuit court ol the State of Oregon by an order made oa the 9th day ol August lv. The Bret publication ol this summons la ol the dste of BasJaBW Hth. 1906 and the las', pub lication thereof will be on the 2Mb day nl Sep lember I9tV making the full perotd ol six weeks C. L LKaVSOOt0. Attorney for Plain US' I THE LIVER QUARANTINE "TAC1NU HIS MKALS OCT." tlTTurried eating has ruined many a man's stomach. Tlie digestion-destroying pro-,-ess is irradiial. often unnoticed at nrst. But it is onlv a snort time until me uver balks, the distive organs give way, and almost countless ills assail the man who endeavors to economise time at the ex pense of his health. qA torpid liver causes a quarantine of the entire system. It locks in the diseased gern full mis and bodv poisons and attorns tneni II plav, inviting some serious illnesa. qln families where August r lower ia used, a sluggish liver and constipation are un known, so are all stomach ailments, as well as indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, headaches and kidney and blader affec tions. No well-regulated family should be without this standard remedy. tJTwo sizes, 25c and 75c ' " A. C. MARSTERS DRUG CO. -iT.H E'r The Home of all that's Good in FURNITURE and House Furnishings The Largest Line of Carpets, Rugs and Linoleum are Here CASH OR INSTALLMENTS. Tents! Tents! All Sizes. Camping Chairs and Stoves. Crockery and C'hinaware Are Here in Big Lots It's up to you to trade at THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS SOLE AGENTS FOR WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. LACE CURTAINS LAUN DRIED rough and sore Notice white Society Mtina. ) 1 of P. Alpha Lodge Ho. 47. Meet H evert Wednesday , ;n L O. O. Ar . , . . Hal at 7 :30 p. m. Mem ben ia FV f M"T " Lodf lX ! ffood tt knding are invited to attend. Bald- raswlar mene m wma I , A. Psaav, C. C. 1 rthWTdow1' Sb M. F. Wbight. K. ol K. 4 8. snootb. W W. Thai kkah, W. Si N.T.Jiwitt, 'ecr-tavrj. I ILAC CIRC LIS. No. 49, Women ol ra v n sin it ..v.,.. t aalass Mm 1 Wooderfafu Meets on 2nd and 4th Ill BMbsn MMM to attend rtsm- r clerk C. b. Cajrsow, v.. R W. H. TsMlaWIII, Secretarv. 8. BosVisut Chapter Ho. g II HoMb thretnlau -teetiat oa the v" first and third Tharedave in each CO. D, let SEPARATE BATTALLIOH n0nth. Vtaating members ia (rood O.N. ti., meets at Armory Hall every landing are respeetfallv iBTited to at rbureday OTiin, at 8 o'clock. aand. Mrs. K. J. Stroud, W. M. F. B. Baku. CapC free Johnson. Secretaxr. FOF A.. Coort Doogtaa No. 32 For esters of America, meets each Tues day evening in Foresters' Ball. Vis iting brothers al wars welcome. Farri STArrra, C R E H Lcxox, Rec Sec E B Hootbb. Physician I. O. o. F. Pbiletartan Lodge No Moots in Odd Kenows' Tempi s , cor- oar Jackson and Case stroota. aiardar evening of each we ban of the order la mod standing ar MM toattsjad. C. F. Hakpstkb, H. Q. H, T. Jbwbtt, Secretary A. D. BRADLEY FOR WE ARE njjflSr THE PEOPLE Jrj WHO QUOTE O THE LOWEST C, i- ; PRICES. GOODS All kinds of Household and other goods bought and sold. Don't fail to see our large stock of NEW FURNITURE and HARDWARE. ; - HARNESS AND HARNESS MAKING A. WE HAVE TAKEN B BAND The collar question saving our custo mes a lot of annoyance from edges necks the pure u u i y x H i P domestic hnish and general ap- I pearance ot our laundering no comparison to the ordinary king. . 55 STEAl LAUNDRY NIT ED ARTISANS, Uaapqaa As sembly No. 106, meets eeeoiad and fourth Saturdays of each month, in Native Sons' hall. Visiting members will receive a cordial welcome. A. C M akjtk&s, M. A. Minsii Joses, Secretary. i lAOO DM EN OF THK WORLD. Oak Qatar No. LK. Meets at the Odd Fellowe' Hall, in Roaebnir. every drat and third Monday evening. Vtait ing neighbors always welcome. J. M. BaunoBB, C. 0. N. T. Jawarr. Clerk. SECOND D. BRADLEY