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Uie'o i Historical Society fOHTi.a THE TWIOE-A-WEEK r Roseburg, Oregon Roseburg Plaicdcaler The molt widely reail ncprr puWiahwi "n Boutbern Oregon and r-oiuarjut mljr 'h? irTdyer tialof medium. Lare. modern -iul,.-r1 j..h (rioting department In connection. EaiaMiabed In law. ttabacrtptlon,l2 per year for rteml Weekly. PiimiIh: kKI Tr-ei'-oliutr Aral it Ioi:i ias C-nr.utv. mng a M aft Baati .17 U LataitMtaa and L'. S W at'.er Kur-e.u an- IvmHh) lu-re s p. railnia division :ttieiilld Hluca'i'utl nl mit Gatcia In the DM Hay atiil Oaajatttt Bawilf, Vol. XXXVII ROSEBURG, DOUGLAS COUNTY, OREGON, MONDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1905. No. 85 pimttoeakr. ftosebttrg BUS Or NEWS. 3 "THE BEST ON EARTH" That is the v-rdict of all who have used the famous 2 3 McCaffery Files Every day our Customers are com ing and telling us how much they - appreciate this make of file. It lasts an- - longer and will do the work of three or four of the ordinary kind. YOU WILL HAVE NO OTHER MAKE WHEN YOU Z HAVE ONCE TRIED THIS ONE. Z Items of Interest Gathered from the Different Localities Tersly Told. News Wanted Tlio riuirulciU'r would liki to liavt Mwa items from all jiarts of DongtM county. Spare for brief, newsy notes will b gladly allottetl ami it is IioikiI that nek an offer w ill not be asel Edenbower Items Mr. aiul .Mrs. . If. Appelhofl anil 4aughtnr, Iffea Ethel, and Minn wM Johnson have rat anted from a pleasant trip to Cortland. Mrs. P. f. Wilson has passed away and is no more on earth. The family have the sympathy of the it nullity at larye. The plowing is still cuius: on, and Mr. Fred Veirill is matting it through with four abreast. .1. V . Maiden lias a new dtac and is making tilings hum aho. Mr. O'Rorick baa novad on the Wol laaborg place on t!ie Windtmtnr road. Mr. Stevens w ill occupy the place left vacant bv Mr. O'Rorick. I. X. PROBABLE ASPIRANT j several lou rollings in progress thrcunh out the Willamette Valley The Camp T PAlcnmnnCUin ol Soatbrra Oraatoa ara Mara a ba bann IU uUVLKWUKjillr lit,-1 by tbe.atttt ol Colwtal Day. b itan 1 1 fie Colonel never anything by ' halve". Tba great l'g rolling field at One of the New Men Who is Being Mr. Tabor, Oct. .;, 1003, when utti slranc-rs warned the mysteriee of Prominently Mentioned for This Exalted Office WE ARE THE EXCLUSIVE AGENTS FOR sr 3 THIS CiTY. Sgs, Churchill Hardware Go. i R0SEBUR3. OREGON. TT Roberts Creek Ripples As bo-co has failed to hark Old Prive wilt hit the trail and round up a few I items. And still we hear the carpenters liam 1 mer brining away. Mr. McLaughlin is boring a new barn limit with Ed. Cockelrease at the saw. Ben Wbiteet and Thomas Poa just r . turned from l'ulmati. w here tliey have ; been aithrouch the liarvest season. Our mail carrier Ike Thornton on the K. K. 1. Xo. I, MakaM bu gnla trips every day. There was a social at Mr. John ll.it : liei.ls' last Friday evening. Lafayette Wl.itM-lt ha" coine ill from Klamath County, w here he bus ben h r the last three mouths. Mr. A. II. Cox and family has ren'ed their farm and moved to RotnMfg. The larmers are scouiii.n Bp their old Oil vera, and getting readv logo to farm- ing. The rain has started the grae nicely and we anticipate plenty of feed for the stock on tile range this winter. Out I'bivk. U Tenmile Gleanings M. Irwin left for Portland Sat- JWARSTER'S COYOTE EXTERMINATOR. l'auut Mgnnt For. Will iiosi lively kill Coyotes. Wolves. Foxes. Slicei -killing iK.s, I? anil lull, Skunks Directions on every can. For Saie by i! FULLERTON ft RICHARDSON, ROSEBURC, GRE RIGHT ON TlflE That is the way every Railroad Man wants to be and if he has one of the Famous j ROCKFORD OR HAMILTON Watches, he will have no trouble whatever. Tome 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. Remember the lptoD.r.te Store of W. E. CLINGENPEEL, in the Plaixdealkk building. Glendjle's Welcome Budget It is with rectal w,- chronicle the ous illne-s of Mr-. W f. Levens at lb) family home on Fortune Hraucn Ir A. E Setl.er is in attend mauv irieuds boi to recovery. Miss Lillian Frinell, aho lias hrvn 1 student at St. Helens Hall in Port and. whrre she is taking the advanced ci urse : in iiiusic, is rinWog at tl.e home ri her mother in this city. She will MMM ner studies at St. lie.eus alter the lioli- I days. We are in receipt of two copie of the Drain Nonpareil which we aporett.it". S. P. Shun, of Portland, who was fo;m erlvelitorof the GlandMh News. i :.t . the helm, an I that the Nonpareil wil i have a leading place in Oregon Journal Mr. unlay. Mi.-.- Lmma BnabnaU has gone to Co- tjuille SiduKil is progressing nicely under the atanageaMU ot Prof. K. .v. ilt-s. Miss Flsie Swilt has returned to Kose burg alter a few days visit with her pa rents. 1. M. Irwin has his new house coui I leted ami is now is cupiug it. We are very sorry to say that Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Hampton are going to moe to Myitis Point n-xt week. Mr. John Feiiu has told hit place and is moving to t'ai yonvitle lo reside rhoaa whovi.itcd the couulyseat 8 urday were: Mr. and Mrs. W. M Busl -Led, A. l. Irwin. .1. W. New lan. I. ari l Misses Lucy liushuell and Px-ssie New land. Oor nan mail carrier, Bdiaon Strick land, is doing tir.c Mr. Will Hendricks, of Looking 1 lass, was in our burg Surnlav. Una. Swecmy has re.urneI from List ern ttregoa w here he has bteu visiung Ills sister. Mi-- I ney BnahneU ( assisting Mrs. ! I. M lrwiu wuii bar work. Mrs. O. D. Freeman and Mias Strlla ! Winter are Mnoctnd here soou frim nee. an' her Santa Kosa, Cel. oon hear of bet Htal tirace t'onets is assisting her aunt, Mrs F. F Weds, wittt bet work. Everybody m busy putung in grain. i. V. Cbmrliill. I Crabtree, has been visiting Irieuds here. The problem as to who will he the RnpaUiean candidate to defeat Gov ernor Georee B. C'liamberlniu ill his ! con' est next year to succeed himself as chief executive of this state does not at this time appear to be one of easy so hi i tion. The names of a number of aspi ; rants have leen mentioned in connee tion with the Ih-puhlicaii nomination for that important office, but the party i h s not yet determii.e I :n its eolleetive ipitnl '.at it will do in ti e mai er ii the or her fiand. the Peiaocratef t av I am nati rieinoil a thought of anyoneia that eataMntion except Hon. i,eo. K. Chamberlaiii. H'Will tieiheir i-aiidi- WihmIi raft was due to the untiring ef forts of Oregon's able organizer. Mr. Day informed the I'laindealer reporter that Head Consul LL ISoak, of the the Pacific Jurisdictior, W. U. W., will i-it o.ik Caini' in the near future. Everybody likes to follow a love story of the genuine sort, one that rings true, and "Honest Hearts" will therefore pleaM multitudes. In the play it has the advantage of elalrorate stage pic tures and talented actors. Kostburg Theater, Saturday, Oct 28. RUM SLINGS FROM THE RAILROAD Dr. James Withyccmbi late anil he will be a hard man to bear. lhref"-e. it :s extremely import ant that the Kepublican exercise the ireaiet care iu il.eir teltsitiou of a tan- Mrs. Ma. k is now visiting her brother, 1 'i''11" Frauk IV.arduiau. Navajo ! .u'ar among IhoM already j : mentioned for ttie responsibility ol the I com(aign for that office, it is generally OakUad Obsenatibi lumber fr for the NonpartU ...j with Ins steam saw. Mr and Mrs. Lynn Cat on were iu Koseliurg the tirst the week. t said every calioose on the Sounth ern Paoticon the Kosehtirg division is .ii arsenal. Train u.en tro heavily armed for fear of attaiks by ignorant ami impetuous tireeks. D. V. Smith ha.- arrive,! home from REMEMBER THE PLACE. When yon want yonr Panama Hat cleaned and blocked, or panr suit Pressed and Cleaned. 1 am also agent fir ED. IJ. PKICF, Chicago's Leading Tailor. G. W. SLOPER, ROSEBURG. OREGON THIS 15 THE PLACE TO TRADE THE FLINT50NE SHOE is the Best Dress Stvae on the Market. First Class Repairing and Charges Reasonable. L. GOODnAN, Next nor to Easton' Grocery Store. jgUY SHOES AT A SHOE STORES We handle Shoes that are desirable, S comfortable and fashionable. Our stock is S very complete. WE ASK YOUB JUDGMENT If you want, to get your money'? come and see u. worth, OUR REPAIR DEPARTMENT Turns out good work with neatness and dispatch. PARROTT BROS. ROSEBURG OREGON Ed McCoUnaa la banliasj Uiakke ernek mill. Wid Patterson is taking a vacation on the I pper CaiatHwssv. I ism", is one who knows Mr. Si.utt will j I- Sinitli is uriiiuig a well lor ttie 'doubt. He is a tine writer, aad I Cnlsn Vnllny euli ! hanne. thoroughly Beqnaiated with all dearr. 1 Miss Fva Howard, of Kellogg, is visit - j ments of newspaper W' rk. and with all ing friends m Oakland. ' fearlessness in stand. ng out for right on j,,. MtUar ia nOt ready to saw vour ..11 fc - . i... v 1 ail suojetis we ni-n abundant success. John Pruitt, of thi city, w ho is travel- , ing in the south, wrote to his Iriastda I from Little Hock. Arkansas, saying that lie had fo ind no locali y lhat w uld OOSa nare with Oregon in any way. Mr. Pruitt was toing on to tieorgia iu a feu days. Mi?s Myrtle Wall left n the Sth inst for an extends 1 visit to an Fraucisi o and Fresno, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. . H. Kedtield ami family, who have speut the last four montii", the former in the Yellow -tone Park hunting and sightseeing, and the bitter and the children visitiog relatives .it Forest, Idaho, returned home last eek, and are again occupying their beautiful residence at (ilenmont farm. Mr, and Mrs. C P. Totten, of tilen- elleo, have bought the Albert Jones projerty in this city, and are most wel come residents of our city. Houes to buy or rent are getting very scarce and there wili be two new houses erected soon. Mr. and Mrs W. D. Chadwick of Myr tle Creek, have moved into the rooms vacated by Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Church ill. Mr. and Mrs. E. L Churchill and daughter, Miss Mildred and two nephews. Ned J. and L I. Churchill, have changed thetf places f raaidaatea from this city to tirants Pass, where K. L. Churchill w ill engage in a w holesale and retail shoe store. The Bros. Church ill are Isiih mining experts, and already ! Lave a line business in all of the promt nctnt mines in Southern Oregon. The i going of the Churchills from our city is j an incalulable loss to soiietv, and to the j bnab e-s interest of this locality a well Thev are all t pie of the highest cul- ture, and (iranls Paso is to be eongratn ,atel iu adding them to her population. Mrs. John Siewarl and daughter, sister and netee of Mrs. Catherine Clark, of (deiidaie. -a ho have beeu visiting her for gomo time, left last week for their home in Chicago. In the case of Maurice Abraham, adtnr, vs. Mrs. C. Clark, involving title to a certain water right in this city, and decided by circuit court in favor of Mr. Abraham, has Ireen appealed by Mrs. Clark, to be heard in the Supreme Court. Miss Myrtle Marshall, who has been the guest of Miss Dorlesca Chase, in Portland, for aoine time, returned home on Saturday. Iiusines of all kinds is looking up iu this city, and a welcome air of prosper ity ii apparent every where. Our post-oflice under the most excel lent man-geinent of L. L. Hurd, ib one e best regulated on the whole s - There has been some com plaint and disarrangement caused by having a new deputy, who is learning the work lately. That is all satisfactory now. MoLMtt. battened, is Dr. James Wfithycattnbe, Reenter of I lie Agricultural experiment statioi: at Corvalh. There are many patent rearons lor tlail as-rin iptton. He is one oi t he ablet an I most bottornbln RennbUenaa in the state Be balanga to no faction, and, therefore, has made no political enemies. He has for 90 years ln-en a laytrJ and eonetktanl Be publican, a nnttdHnoney n an and a rational protectionist. He er j ys the the HCnrd "f having alwavs MppOfted ami workel for the r orpine el I is party for everv intportant otlu ; and. although he is not fractional, he has never antagonized any faction or organi zation. He tadieie in clean politics ami in the prim iple that every public ofire shoiil 1 be tioeil l y a man of tin- liiestiotieil integrilv. "whose pist life," to ue the dK-tor's tvn phraanosVaarv. tn Carpets Carpets Full line of all grades of Carpets on hand all the time, ranging in price from 20 cents to 1.45 per yaid. th wheat tields of Kant era Oregon and I enen benfc, nbern no tntnad-dwa i afu,ington. tie says hands wen scarce and thousands of bushels of grain were lost in Dsner-Qnettrn. Kev. Bristol, of Wilbur was in theciti the tirst at the week soliciting funds to put a new roof on the Meth'dist church He was quite successful. The contract was let loC R. Trustell. Carl Ohme, of Kice Hill informs us he has dug PJ sacks of sweet potatoes and ha- corn ears 14 inches in length. Mr. Ohme is correct when he says IKmgla Oonnty gardens are badly neglected. Ijist Satur.lay evening, Dmglas Camp No. 2S6, W. O. W , gave its friends a very enjoyable treat in Young's hall. The treat consisted of a couple of hours tune occupied by Professor C. B. Newton, the noted humorous en'ertaiuer, who held the interest of his audience with sketi hes of travel, humorous and pa thetic recitations ami conur impressions. Everyone present expressl their enjoy ment of the evening. Owl. (A of the tern. Read the Plaindealer for all the News Camas Valley Natters We are having very pieasant w eat hi r again after the rain. Farming is progressing ipiite rapidly in our valley. Wm. Porter, M. L. Brown and Richard Stantley are among thoso who know the advantages of planting early. Mr. and Mrs. DnOtnot will soon enjoy the comfort of a new cottage which is being completed as fast as possible by Mr. John Beuham and Pete Martindale. i riiiidn.a Wilson, we are sorry to say. is in very ill health at present. Misses Hebn and Anna Amstein, who have been working at Roseburg, are vis iting their mother at this place. Born, Oct. IK, to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wiley, a daughter. Our school started last Monday and is progressing nicely with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Brown as teachers. There are sixty pupils in attendance, in the ad vanced grades and 37 in the piimary. We are proud of our new schoolhouse. The addition built during vacation gives us two rooms. Mr. Jen, Stobie lost one of his tine horses last week. Mr. Mike Camhpell, recently of Fres no, Calif , ia visiting relatives at this place. Miss Bessie Torter starts for Portland Monday to attend school this winter. Our best wishes for your success, Bessie. Rovkk Buy your plows and burrows ol S. K. Sykee. lie has the best line to select from. 8Uf pages hint of hidden weakness "' The doCMf added : "If the people i f Oregon desire me to be their candidate. 1 will accept the nomination, and, ii elected, will do all in my power for the upbuild ing of our good state I shall depend entirely on the primary elect loi for my nomination, as the people have so willed for such things to ! determined. If my amUtiou (ails, I expect to li loyal Republican and will be found in line for I. mi on whitu the choice may fall." That kind of talk shows something of the character and dlnponilton of Dr. iTIllljmntht He is an able, earnest and most honorahle man in all of the activities of life In the matter of (po larity with the farming element throughout the state be stands supreme among those mention, d in connection with the nomination lor the guhcrna torial otticc He has met and instruct ed thousands of them in the farmer's institutes throughout the rotaatoo wealth Thev are his friends. The business n.- teiests of the stale have hud occasion to know bun well. Those who conduct these interests respect the doctor's con sclent toumess, progre-siveness and genuineness of manhood. Dr. Withycomlie is a man of firmness and uuimiechahle integrity. Alert ambitious, he is always buy with study and plans for the advancement of the interests of I lie stale for the great in stitution of which he is director a coin irioiiwealth establishment. And, by tl e way, under Dr. With combe's direction it is accomhli-diiiig great g t for the eople of the state. Dr. Janice Withyeomhe's alert KM would Biirelv follow his nomination and Hr. Withycomlie would lie govern or iu fact. Ripened years of his life have come, but he has never iieeli charged with being a figurehead yet, in any capacity, private or public. Hi utany i tluetitial friends who have urged f i mall v to announce Ins candidacy ex press the Itclief that, under the direct nomination law, he will sweep the western part of the state and run be youd his party's strength on -he other side of the mountains. It would he even so on election day. The New Age, Portland. Dr. Lowe's superior glasses cost no more than others, an 1 you have the benefit of his skill and over 18 years of experience as an eye special. st. Pertinent Paragraphs Regarding the Doings in Local Yards and Elsewhere. Thing" are very lively at and around the h sat ion of the pew round house, w here a large for. e of men ur der fore- man C. Ma hotter, are rushing the work in good fashion The foundation has been -'arted and now the com rete work , c in be hurried It w ill probably take ebont a mouth to complete the concrete work and then will come I the brick super-t n cture. When -oni-pleied. this will lie one oi the bett round houses on the road. It will en i e I he local yard te take care of the seat ntaay lat-wa engines than it has ever I- ore leeii able to liAndle. It will have the latest, up-to-date machinery and nothing will be left undone to make it as nearly perfect as it is possible to have it. Saturday. Foreman i . Jones snccede in in ning the old wooden water tank bent ill former location, ou the main track, to one of the side tracks, where it will enable the engines to take both water and coal, ai'lioot having lo move. On the main track his been erected a star d: ipe which will take the place of the old tank and will lie much oiore C uvenieut and will be more servicable than the old plan. Bands of the tireeks who were liberat ed ir.-m the court's custodv have been war dering around the local yards, bat they are quite docile and seem to have very little to -ay about their late epi sode. Evidently tl.ey do not care lor any more notoriety. A tpectal rate was given for the per - .us w ho desired to attend the national W. C. T. U. convention, which is to meet at Lo- Angeles, on the 7th. It it one and one-third fare, on the certifi cate plan, but from no place in Oregon is this to ariionnt to more than fcts. for the round trip. The time limit in go ing was to start from here today and lo atotioa, wuU return within 4S hours after the i-mvention close. M rs. A. C. Marstersand Mrs. M. M. Graves boarded the tpecal car which s'.artel from Port land and reached her todav. Conductor 1 L Riley left today for i verton, accompanied by his family. where he nt!l reside, as he is now to be on the Wc-ial born-Springfield ran. Conductor W. R. Johnson was called t,. Portland Thursday night, by the se vere illness ol his son. ' Wednesday evening an extra north- boun 1 freight train, in charge of Con- Inctot Curtis, ran into a pile diiver car that was at work on the bridge in the south end of town. The pile driver was badlv wrecked, as was also the CO - atelier of the freight engine. Frank Thomas, who was at work on thepih d river, when he saw that a collision eonld not le avoided, jumped to the ground below, a distance of about 30 feet, badly spraining one of his ankles. It appears that the conductor misunder stood the order railing his attention to the piled I i tat on the bridge. Drain Nonpareil. Brakeman S. lander is off duty, but it is said that he is just now busy filling one of Cupid's orders. Four trams are at Dillard, nnder charge of Conductors A. Pharis, W. A. lavlor, O. M.Curtis and F. J. Reid are in charge of I he crews which are busily engaged ia graveling, surfacing and fix ing up the track in that locality. The job w ill proluhly not ne finished inside of six weeks. Foreman "Bob" Robertson of the round house is one of the busy men these days. With his present efficient force he is enabled to turn out a big lot ol goi-d work ou very short notice. Machinist w illiam Anderson and cab wiper t en tioss are ju-t back from a big liear hunt. 1 hey went out into the (Malta country, where their good fri.'iid lohn Landers, piloted them to the best hunting ground. And they had not on y a fine time, but also were very suc cessful, and succeeded in killing no less than eight deer. Of course they re membered tl eir many friends with -ne venison. Kngine No. -J-J(Vi is in the local shops for r pairs, having its piston rods, which were found to ba cracked, changed for i Moan ones, thus preventing any pos sibility of tro'ible. David Rolierts, one of Foremon Robertson's efficient assistants in the round house force, has just received word of a daring hank and poet office robbery back in his old home. Wild Rose. Wis., in which the posse, of which Mr. Robert's brother was a member, . killed one and wounded two of the (ieneral Organizer ii. L. Day. of the robbers When Mr Roberts lived there Woodmen of the World, arrived in this there was no railroad but now they city from Portland, on Monday night's have a line and now it boasts one ol train and paid Oak Camp, No. 15, a these civilizing institutions, with a I the surprise visit. The Colouel reports troubles which follow in its wake. Comforts Beet line of all-cotton filled Comforts we have ever had, from Si. 35 to $2.25 each. Blankets Pull line of all-wool, Oregon-made Blankets; also excellent line of Cotton Blankets at reason able prices. Hattresses Buy one of our cotton-felt or silk floss Conibinmtiofl Mattresses, Mattress that will last a lifetime. cotton-felt and and you have a Complete line of Furniture, Ranges and Heating Stoves at lowest prices consistent with good values. B. W. STRONG, THE MUM IH THEY ARE ALL HERE! No matter what Watch Movement you want we can supply your wants. Our reputation for handling the BEST JEWELRY is well estab lished. You Can Always Rely On what you get at our store IS Being Exact ly as Represented. This is an Important Item when it comes to buying Jewelerv. Our Repairing: and Rating Of watches speaks for itself We are excelled by none and take pride in the satisfaction which our work always gives. J.T.BRYAN, The Jeweler. i i i s FREShjEVERY DAY We make up fine Candies every day. We are ag ents for Peters' Milk Chocolate, the Alden Can dies, and the Famoas.Ramona Sweets. Try One of Oar Fine, Fresh Boxes of Chocolates They are put up fresh every day. We make a specialty of putting up Fancy Boxes of Candy. Try us and see for Yourself. BELL'S CANDY STORE, ROSEBURG, OREGON r riniirnm 1 a tn i 1 rrT 1 rr rv 1 rAKiuCKj KtAL fcMAIfc IU. WOODMEN OF WORLD'S BIG LOG ROLLIMG OFFICE OPPOSITE RICE RICE, CASS STREET We have some Exceptionally Fine Farms, City Property and Timberlands in large and small tracts for sale. FIRE INSURANCE Best companies represented Town and Coun- property insured. trv 1 1 m n tin 1 do Anyone wishing to sell so by listing it with us. their property can Write for price list of Farms and City D N Property. R. SHAM BROOK, President F. THRONE, Secretary brought We will tag and display any Grain or Produce to our office. illHW IU Ii 8E HAPPY i :i t