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ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1905.
NO. 79
Vol. XXXVII
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DODLAS COUNTY
BITS OF NEWS.
Items or Interest Gathered from
the Different Localities
Tersly Told.
Every day our Customers are com
ing and telling us how much they
appreciate this make of file. It lasts
longer and will do the work of three or
four of the ordinary kind. YOU WILL
HAVE NO OTHER MAKE WHEN YOU
HAVE ONCE TRIED THIS ONE.
News Wiated
The Plaindealer would like to have
new 8 items from all parts of long1as
county. Space for brief, newsy notes
will be gladly allotted ami it is Impel
that such an offer will not be passed
hv. K J it or.
Dram Doings
W. A. Perkins was a Roseburg visi'or
Monday.
Horace Putnam of Tin pot is in Port
land this week .
Attorney A.J. Buchanan and family
of Roseburg visited their relatives in
! Pram Saturday and Sunday.
1 M K Kyan has just bought from K.
I. Perry of Roseburg, 7 lots in the west
edge of town, 50 feet wide by lg of a
mile long, for $400.
I W. Recklev, of Oakland, who has a
! lot of fine cattle rangiug near Klkton, w.
3 WE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE ACENTS FOR :TZCJ?1Z:
m . . - .. . Moiitlav to itav his subscripton to ttiis
-4gT THIS III I 1. great "Fireside Companion.'
a Pick Sanders, who his b-en boria
wells and cutting silos in the Yoncall
Co.g
Churchill Hardware
ROSEBURG. OREGON.
JVIRRSTER'S COYOTE EXTERMINATOR.
Patt nt Applied For.
am ..iiii-olv kill Covotes. Wolves, Foxes,
Sknnks Directions on every can. For Sale by
FULLERTQH & RICHARDSON,
l.eep-ki'.ling IVgs, Squirrels,
ROSEBURC, ORE
ig
neighborhood lor some time, is now at
work in I train with his steam wood saw
Pick makes things buzz when he starts
in, having sawed 1?S cords the other v'ay
in 15 hours.
Mrs. Kthel Derrick and little son,
who have been here since June, visiting
the family of tier brother, N. B. Brow n,
nd also her father, left last night h r
heir home at Rosalia, Wash. It is
ikely that Mr. Derrick and family will
move to Drain next spring. Nonpareil
North Roseburg Notts
A vote for B. S. Nichols and J. O. New
land means a vote for lights and new
sidewalks. Vote for them.
H. J. Kobinette and fain ly returned
home Saturday after a very pleasant
summer spent in the mountains.
Jas. New land and wife spent Thurs
day aud Friday at their ranch near
Oialla.
B. S. Nichols is building a neat little
cottage in the Kinney Addition. This
makes the fourth new cottage in North
Roseburg in the past two months.
Mrs. Ads Cawlticld and two children
expect to go to the Portland fair this
week. Altera brief visit there they
will go to Baker City to spend the w inter.
Mrs. Jesse Woodson and son returned
to Roseburg Monday evening, from
Stephen where they have been at iLe
bedside of Mrs. Caroline Stevens, w ho It
very ill.
eVott Henry killed tw-3 more bear leal
week. We regret to see our friend Bob
Lehmann sit on the stool and do noth
ing and allow others to claim all the
victories.
Z L. Dimmick has sold his fine resi.
deuce to Phil Berkley, who will take
possession in about 30 days Mrs. Dim
mick aud daughter will remove to Port
laud, where the latter will take up a
thorough course of studies. Mr. Dim
iniik will remain in Oakland and look
after business matters for an indefiuite
length of time. We regret to see these
eople leave Oakland, hut if they must
Goo Dimmick and daughter, I.ela, re-1 go, it is hoped they will visit their old
turned, on last night's local, from a
brief visit to the fair.
A Mr. Ham Iton, of Indiana, is work
ing for Goo. Jones, sr.
Mrs. Henry Strader ami children
spent Sunday with Mr. Strader, who is
employed on a bridge near Olalla.
N AOMA.
RIGHT ON TIHE
That is the way every Railroad Man wants to be and
if he lias one of the Famous
ROCKFORD OR HAMILTON
Watches, he will have no trouble whatever. Come and
see my Stock and you will be more than pleased.
Classes Properly Fitted and Adjusted-
Watch and Jewelry Repairing
of all kinds. All we ask is a trial.
W.
Remember the lto-Date Store of
E. CLINGENPEEL,
in the Plainpealkr building.
Skclly Sknnnvn$j
M rs. Oscar Applegate is contemplating
the purchase of some more milch cows
for her dairy. With her present In rd
she finds more demand for butter than
she can supply.
The school at Haj hurst is getting
along nicely, with an increased atten
dance. The teacher. Miss P ra Gre-n.
is becoming decidedly popular with loth
parents and pupils.
Mrs I.ouisa Thornton, an aged lady,
had the misfortune to meet with a trip
and a fall Monday and sutfered a brewed
arm and shoulder, which have laid her
up for a short time.
The workmen on Joe Francis' new
residence on his Billy Creek farm are
getting along tinelv with their work.
and the building w ill le ready for o . u
iancy about the tit li oi October, when
Mr. Francis expects to take poetession
Chat. F.ngles. who has been ill for the
past week, is once more at hun-el'
Others are complaining, but that is the
lot of man and complainers are no'
worthy of a personal. Some people
would even complain if they were to be
hanged Nonpareil.
Brd Mill Report
We are glad to have "our vicinity"
noticed in the Plaindealer's news.
Bert Seales and Miss Annis Cocheram
returned lrom Portland Thursday.
Our school will commence Oct. 23,
with Mildred Haines as teacher.
C. L. Westenhei-ter, who has been
quite sick, is greatly improving under
the care of Pr. Mortenson.
Mr Wesley Vasey, wife and two chil
dren of Wis., are visiting their cousin.
H. Cockorooa, of this place. They are
enrotite 10 the Portland Fair.
Those who went to t-.e and
Clark Fair last week were, Allert W.
Dockeram, Forrest Jones, R. R. Thomp
son, Ray l.angdon, Minervia Westeu
bioor and Mazy a. id Mattie Trumps.
Benj Huntington, of Yoncalla, was
on the Hill Thuradav buying cattle for
the Portland market.
K. A. I.sngdon and Ike Jones are
through drying prunes.
Weary Wn.ua.
home often in the future.
Fruit Inspector, K. P. Drew, ism ik
ing an ofiicial inspection of the orchards
in Douglas county. All diseased trees
will be destroyed. In Roseburg, Mr.
Drew destroyed three wagon loads of
ap:lesand pears, until for market, and
all fruit trees he finds diseased will meet
a similar late. This is the taw and Mr.
Drew intends to treat all alike. If your
Orchard is disease 1 get busy if you w ish
jo save your tree. Il not, dig them up
and give young orchar Is a fair chance.
-OojL
CAME HERE LOOKING
FOR HIS LOST WIFE
Elktoa Noslotgtt
The Flkton srhcol commenced Mon
day, Sept. 2. The attendance is good.
Mrs. trace Jones has returned from
Portlkiid w here site has I e n attending
the Ll w is and Clai k Fair.
Miss Ida Robins n closed a very suc
cessful term of school near Long i'rairie,
and returned to Adiland where she wid
resume tier studies during the year.
Rev. Pa Hi.ff and family will depart
lor Ashland the latter part of the wek
w here he goes to continue his work as
pastor of that place.
Soon, Flkton can boast of a railroad,
s work is in steady progress lor ttie
same
Miss Maggie Jones, one of the coun
ty's most successful voting teachers, has
-ompletetl a term of school near Gardi
ner and returned home.
There will le held at the M. F.
Church a W. C. T. t . Coutest Thurs-
lay K.ening, Sept. 1ft,
Shakespeare.
W. R. Gay, of l.innton, was in this
city, Friday, iu search of his young wife,
left her home last Tuesday, in com piny
with Mr. (.ays' two year old son. by a
former wife, leaving a note that she
was going to Poitiand to have some
work done upon her teeth. Not return
ing as soon as expected, Mr tiav went
to Portland in search of tier, and found
the little boy at Portland, at the home of
a friend, where he had been left by Mrs.
Gay the evening before.
The unfortunate husband at once en
listed ttie assistance of the police and a
thorough bnt unsuccessful search was
made in the citv. Mr. tiav received
another note from her, stating
WHAT IS GOING ON
AT THE COURTHOUSE
Items Which Will be of Interest to
the Taxpayers
Circuit Court Docket, October 1905
were notified to look out for her
and Mr. Gay arrived in this city Fri-1
lay orwiat to assist in the heart h.
To the Plaindealer reporter, Mr. Oar
P Peterson plff ys A T Thompson def ;
suit to quiet title. W W Cardwe'l and O
P Coshow altys for plff ; P. xt-r Rice,
John T Long, Crawford A Watson attys
.'or def.
G W Marvin plff va T P Johns et al
def ; action for money. Fullerton A Or
cult attys for plff ; Coshow A Rico attys
for def.
Mary J Moore plff vs J F Rose, def ;
suit in equity. Fullerton A Orcutt attys
for plff ; C. S. Jackson, atty for d f.
Charles .(iettolsxiu al pig- vs Iowa
Gold Mining Co, a corporation, def; in
junction. Cardaell A Wateou ally for
plff ; John M Williams ally for def.
First National Bank of Roseburg plff
vs Western Star Gold Mining aud Mill
ing Co del ; action for money. 0 P Cj
ahow and 'J A Buchanan atty for plff.
P J Jennings plff vs Noonday Mining
Co Jef : suit in equity. Crawford, Wat
son A Cardwell attys for plff: Woodcock
A Potter attys for def.
Lurretia Klliff plff vs 8 W Marvin
ilef ; to quit t title. Coshow A Rice att
for plff; Fullerlou A Orcntt attyeforde .
I. B saxon plff vs The Towo of Myrtle
Creek def ; writ of review. Coshow A
Rice attys lor plff : C S Jacksoo atty for
def.
A C Marsters plff vs Umpqua Valley
ihl Co def ; foreclosure of mortgage. F
W Benson and Cardwell A Watsou att.it
for plff : Fnllerton A Orcutt attys for del
Holds M Minard plff vs W F Minard
def ; suit for divorce, J C Fullerton attv
for plff; W W Cardwell and OPCi
sbow attys for def.
H N Murphv plff vs Geo H Devins
lef ; action lor money. J no T Long atty
(or plff
Fti Stewart A Warren Beatty plfl vs
that ah.1 -""'a"" uvi . kiii.'u ,o, uioivj.
i. 1 Leavengool antl J A liucbanan attys
(or t,'f? Cram foni Canfvi.ll Jk M'atann
"HIT THE TRAIL" TO
KRUSE & NEWLANO'S )
FOR COOD WOCERIES. J
Fresh Family
GROCERIES
A complete stock of
all the best brands of
staple and fancy Gro
ceries. New and fresh
goods on which we have
removed the tariff.
All kinds of early
vegetables and fruits
kept constantly on hand.
Highest market price
paid for all kinds of
arrn produce.
KRUSE NEWLAND
UP-TO-DATE
GROCERY
herej'"' ' '
attv s lor del.
f voyQi awayay. at-A aj qj sfaj aj aa tAajwOAait,
FARMERS' REAL ESTATE CO.
OFFICE OPPOSITE RICE ft RICE, CASS STREET J
We have some Exceptionally Fine
Farms,
City Property and
tracts for sale.
Timberlands in large and small
FIRE INSURANCE
Best companies represented Town and Coun
try property insured.
1 1 ii at j ey agjyyg
can
list
REMEMBER JTHE PLACE.
When vou want vonr Panama Hat cleaned and blocked, or vour snit
Pressed and Cle 'ned. I am also agent for FD. B. PRICK, Chicago's
Leading Tailor.
G. W. SLOPER,
ROSEBU'G,
OREGON
BcrvShoesat a Shoe Store.
THE FLINTSONE SHOE Is the Best Dress Sh3e on the Market.
First Claee Repairing and Charges Reasona ble.
L. QOODriAN, N.'xt Door to Eason's Grocery St re.
CASS STREET MARKET
F HOOVER G. bLtW
w v - -
FISH, GAME AND POULTRY
In Season
FRESH AND SALT MEATS
WE HAVE OUR OWN DELIVERY!
Outburst From OUIU
The present rain is appreciated by the
people of this place.
W. R. Wells, our ostmater returned
from the Lewis and Clark fair. He re
ported a very pleasant trip ani that he
was well pleased.
J. K. Lenord and H. 7. Ireland re
turned Sunday from Portland, where
they were taking in the fair. They
were well pleased with the exhibits.
Mr. and Mrs. Lovebough. Mrs R. B
Wells, Mrs. Mary Byron and K. K.
Wells, will leave for Portland Friday
morning wbere tbey intend visiting the
fair.
Our schools are progressing nicely
under the management of Miss Mildredd
Haines, at Olalla and Miss Bell New
land, of Cpper Olalla.
Mr. J. W. McFarland is installing a
chop mill at his sawmill and is expect
ing a larger saw for his mill this week.
He has the enterprise and we hope and
believe he will be successful in the mill
ing business. I" no.
We Challenge Nature!
Oakland Obimatloa
The attendance at school this week is
twice as large as the hrsl week, as
the young folks are through picking
BOOB,
Prune drying this year is at an end.
The crop was very poor, but quality
good. The trees she uld he well pruned
this winter as we are sure to have
tremendous crop next vear, more iu
fact, than the trees can stand, weather
permitting.
The irrigating ditch is progressing
rapidly, and we hope to see at a very
near date, the swale, under irrigation.
This will l en ideal valley for orchards,
each 40 acre tract set to trees, should be
a very profitable proposition under irri
gation. A. (irunwald, of Austria, has asked
for prices on 1000 lbs of Douglas Fir
Seed from Douglas County. Peed tirnis
from all over the world get seed of native
trees from the adjoining counties. The
older nations are planting extensive
forrests and prefer the Douglas tir, as it
is a very rapid grower, making a tree
tit for lumber in 50 years. Il is t rob
able we will have an extensive trade in
the near futurer Oaklasdkk
tieo F Chamberlain et al plff vs PT
Mciee et al def; foreclosure of mort
gage. F W Benson atty for plff; Cary
ft Mays, C B Jackon. and J C Fullerton
attys for def.
J F Rose plff vs Herman Marks, ex-
; ecotor def; action for money. C S
Jackson attv for plff ; F W Benson and
J C Fullerton attys tor def.
Hans ChrMtoferson plfl va Wm J
i Moore et al def ; cvtolirmatioo. J A Bu
chanan and C Jacksoo attys for plfl ,
Dexter Rice atty for def.
M F (ioodridce plff vs F L tiondridge
del ; suit lor divorce W W Cardwell
atty for plff ; C B Jackson atty for def.
FG Stewart and Warren Beattv plfl
vs Lawrence Lyons def ; action for
I money. C I Ieavengood and J A Ba
I chanan attys f r plff ; Cardwell 1 Wat
son attys for def.
, Mary J I.tmbert plff vs Delia Howard
del ; SO establish title J A Buchanan
Anyone wishing to sell their properly
do so by listing it with us. Write for price
of Farms and City Property.
D. R. SHAMBROOK, President
N. F. THRONE, Secretary
Bid: "My wile haj baen oimmel by
ano'.her woman that she is uot my legal
wife The woman who is doing this
work was my former housekeeper and
came t- Roseburg with my wife. She is
a td, bold woman and is doing this for
spite, because I discharged her from my
house and employ. She is making my
own wife believe that she is my wife
I am not puetive ol In r name, as she
has told me at one time her name was
Nadine Stevens ai d at another that II
area Wilkins. She claims to have rela
tives in Roseburg. Stse, herself is an
eastern woman.
Mr. tiay in company ailh the otficer,
made a thorough search of the rooming
houses and hotels of this city, bat were
unable to locate the lost wife. Howrver
their search was not altogether unsuc
cessful, a they met several persons who
described both women and had been
-en in Fullerton A Richard sou' drug
store and on the street, lat Wednesday. ! atty for plff; C L Hamilton and J C Fol-
"If I could only rind her and talk to lert jn attys lor def.
her," said Mr. Hay, "I am sure abe Maurice Abraham plfl vs Mrs C
would be willing to come home, as I caa Clarke def ; action for monev injanrtioo.
eesilv convince her that she is mv onlv I Albert Abrai.am atty for plff ; Coshow A
wife. Mr God! do you think for one ; Rice attys for def .
moment, that if the othar woman had dso E Chamberlain et a plfl vs Wm
any claim upon me, she would let me ; Furlong def : fore .-leisure. F W Benson
go without being arrested'1" ' aDJ a M Crawford attys for plff.
Mr. tiav is a real estate dealer and
agent and is superintendent
mill at l.innton. lie ana mt missing porm.iont ,ief ; action at law mandate so
Mrs. tiay have been married only mmmm gasjrt. Jno T Long atty for plff
a month and he seems badly broken up ! r g,,,, ,,t v for ,ief.
over her taking leave of him, as be says,
without any cause. Mr. Gay says that
! he will sea sch (or her as lung as he has
t
We will tag and display any Gra:n or Produce
brought to our office.
1 1 It MM BE Him
Kohent uiltlenranii. Minor, oy iiuar-
of a shingle i ,ff Vs l'nitel Artisans, a cor-
Out Photographs are true to life. Our Group
Photographs are good beeause uue make them
good.
SEEING IS BELIEVING
a-.mp tn nur studio ana examine oun
kVIHV t.w o-fww -
work, AND YOU WILL BE CONVINCED.
H 0. LEWIS Tht Photogr apher
ROTEBURG, OREGON.
Glrndale Gleanings
The Bailey girls were in from Gold
Bug this week.
Miss Ethel lie 'held is visiting with
friends at Grants Paw.
Postmaster Hurd had occasion to be
in Grants Pass on Sunday.
Miss Phelura Gilham, of Galeaville,
is attending college at Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wall recently vis
ited with iriends at Leland.
ten McDonald has been in from the
Greenback mine for several days.
Percival Roberts has secured employ
ment in connection with the new round
house which the Southern Pacific is now
constructing.
Another important business trans
action has just taken place. S R. Miller
of this city having sold his placer mine,
the Bhively, to Mr. Drury, a mining
man of Seattle. The consideration was
spot cash, but the nut has not been
learned definitely. The n ;w owner wid
1 install necessary machinery at once and
nearly a ibM men will be employed in
the immediate future under Mr. Miller's
supervision. Rumor is current that
Eastern parties are already negotiating
with the owner with a view to purchas
ing the proptity. The Shively mine,
which is located near the head of Cow
crefk, but on the Umpqua side, is re
garded as a splendid investment and no
doubt will le a great producer when the
necessary machinery has been installed.
News.
for
the means.
W. B. Gay, of l.innton. left this city
for Portland, Friday night after an un
successful days search in this ffity for
his wife who deserted him last Tuesday.
The otfirers believe that the note sent to
Gav telling him she wa going to Rose- j
burg was a blind. Mr. Gay says that
he will return to his work, but will
continue his search through the assist
ance of the officers.
BARMARDS
LIVERY, FEED & STACE STABtK
C. P. BARNARD, Proprietor
FIRSKLASS RIGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
AND AT REASONABLE RATES.
STAf E TO M ARSBFIELD. N02T1 BtD ANI All COOS CODTi FOOTS
LEAVES DAILY AT o A. X .
FOUR-HORSE STOCK-QUICKEST TIME TO THE COAST
STABLES CORNER WASHINGTON & ROSE STS., ROSEBURC. PHONE 661
What about Christian Science
Myrtle Crk Matlatt
J. H. Foreman has been quite ill
several days, but is now improving.
Look out for the marriage of several
of Myrtle Creek's young people soon.
Mr. V. H. Kellev, one ol our former
esteemed citizens, but now located at
l.fhanon. Oregon, came np Vonday to
visit friends for a short time and look
after business interests.
Noble Andrews, 8. W. Pay less and J.
D. Strong went to Portland Thursday to
see the fair. Mr. Strong expects to
meet his brother, l.ee, whom he has not
seen for sixteen years.
John Orr and Jas. McGec went up
North Myrtle hunting a while back
and killed two bucks, a panther and a
bear. The boys are old bear buhter.
And we have others too. Among them
are Jas. Dunnavin, S. W. Bayless and
M. A. Sly. Such a combination turned
loose in a bear country would makt
1 rd.lv and Ins friends look like six bits
Mail.
The j remises of "Christian Science"
will be tested by physical science by
suggestive therapeutics by modern phar
inacy and its effects and by the sword of
the spirit which proceeded irotn the
source of life, light and immortality and
by the crucial test of investigation
through analysis and synthesis as by
the refiners tire. If it n true it will
r-move every impediment, overcome
every onstane ana consummate ttie
highest desire of our ambition and aa
I iraiion.
If it is divine theopnthy through
which sweet communion obtains
with the divine spirit by inspiration or
through administering celestial angels
it is the acme of human achievements.
If it is true now it always was and ever
will he. If not, it will always become
ob o'ete and remain in the archives of
the errors of the past.
Does anv Reseburger wish to debate
the question? L. C. Hill
is hauling lumner
Hiukle Creek to this
Oakland Observations
Dave McCollum is hauling
from his mill on
city.
A. F. Brown was looking after busi.
nees matters in Koeeburg, Tuesday
evening.
C. H. Brown, 8. J. Chenoweth and
Will Peckley started to Prineville Wed
nesday night. They may engage in
stock raising in Crook county.
Cures Winter Cough
J. E. Gover. 110 N. Main Str., Ottawa
Kans.. writes: "Every fall it has been
my wife's trouble to catch a severe cold,
aud therefoie to cough all winter long.
Last fall I got her a bottle of Horehound
Syrup. She used it and has been able
to sleep soundly all night long. When
ever the cough troubles ber, two or
three doses stops the cough, and she ia
able to be up and well." 25c 50c and
$1. Sold by A. C. Marsters A Co.
G A Hein plff vs Rast Est def; action
at law. Frank G Micelli and A N Orcutt
' altvs for plff ; 0 P Coshow and F W
Benson atty for def.
J F Rose p'ff vs H Wollenberg as
Adm; action to recover money ; C S
Jackson atty for plff ; F W Benson and
J C Fullerton atty for def.
Geo W Rowan plff vs G G Graham
def; action for money. Frank G Mi
celli atty for plff.
Blumaur A Hock plfl vs Adam John
son def. action for money. Frank G.
Micelli a ty for p'.ff.
Robert Phipps plff vs Wm S Willis
def ; suit to cancel mortgage. Canlwell
A Watson attys for plff ; Coahow A Rice
attys for def.
EV Hoover p'ff vs J S White and
LilHe M White def; foreclosure. CI.
Hamilton atty for plff.
O C Sether plfl vs Wm A Meyers et al
def ; suit to restore deed. C S Jackson
atty for plff.
Chas Bailey p ft vs Nellie M Bi ey
def ; suit for divorce. J Huntly, Fuller-
ton A Orcutt for pit.
Wm llota plf vs 0 S Mining A Trust
Co a corporation ; action tor monev
John T Ixvng and Ira B Riddle atty for
plf; Win M la Force A Albert A bra
Itam for def.
Fred Fisher vs Wm P Johnson I.br
Co deft: action for monev. Frank G
Micelli and I N Orcutt for pit ; Cosho
A Rice for def.
J H Cochran plf vs Fred Day def ;
action to recover mouey. l.ouia Barzee
for plf.
E C Atkins A Co plf vs Wm P John
son Lbr Co deft ; action for money. C
S Jackson an.l Wilbur A Hogue for plf;
Coshow A Rice for deft
A Thompson plf vs Fred Fisher deft ;
action for money. Cardwell A Watson
for nlf : AS Orcutt and F G Micelli for
def.
Lee Schrader plf vs Win P Johnson
Lbr Co def; foreclosure of lien. Card
well A Watson for plf; Coshow A Bice
for def.
(To be Con tin ued
SANDERS DISC PLOWS
SINGLE OR DOUBLE.
LIGHTEST WEIGHT. LIGHTEST DRAFT
LOWEST PRICE.
All necessary adjustments. Nothing to get out f 6x.
Solid steel frames. Ris'il aud stronjr.
Call and see them.
! J. F. BARKER SCO. Phone 201 1
5 Koseburg's Newest, 5
Most L p-to-Date
Tailoring Establishment
W. E. BODGE
MERCHANT
TAItOR
My stock is Ihe newest and
latest creations of the east.
Your suit will fit, and the
price also, if you get it
from BODGE. . .
CLEANING. PRESSING. REPAIRING
W. E. BODGE
Oak Street. Rosebpro. Ore.
VVVwVlrVwVVvVlrV VW.VW.
If you want cold ham or delicacies,
call at Jennings' Bakery. 7 4 1 f
BETTER LATE THAN NEVER
THE FAMOUS
PEATER SCHUTTLER
FARM WAGONS, BUGGIES
AND
SPRING WAGONS
AT
8. K. SYKES
ROSEBURG,
OREGON
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