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About The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190? | View Entire Issue (Oct. 26, 1905)
I. OCTOBER DAYS Are cool and damp, ami your pood health v swell Overcoats; or perhaps you may prefer in all the latest creations of the tailor's art. 11 be protected in one of our a Rain coat We have either THAT FALL SUIT Awaits your coming. Yon will quality and price e usiilered. Better drop in. -t find my store complete with good things Guarantee back of every article we sell. The I eaditio Store o. Rose burg The People's Store THE STORE OF EXCELLENCE I. ABRAHAM. Proprietor ITEMS FROM THE DIFFERENT CHURCHES Csnron's Book and Stationery Store THOSE Souvenir Post Cards ROSEBURG ViWS Have Arrived THEY ARE BEAUTIES Set of Ten Ali Different 30c Cannons Book and I Here and There - V ;"- v ' N S5t v?t '.vvvvr-e v re r :v- y r vv fif n to of COMING EVENTS EtaiebuH Tbrftti RiL.c.t apt ur ai the RsUm lag .iu:,- : V: . MteAtaa Beta, to1!! H BcaMi Xv. J --T!hS, btfbffli vinli.!iy '.uK s V!iy fiaris Leasv Boom " - "Boa TI..TH." H . -tu . TruM,- Iciltlst. rare s bail t 4tf lirtuaist Stationery Store. W ESTKK H ISER O c t. 23 hithoasM ! I llili. Mr lenhiaer, a-.l 7" ye.irs. Mr. MTcntoahieer 1ms lived beta nans vtsr an-l ban a larc- circle oi frien'.s nfc)Q will miss a good friend anl nefcah bar. .. i . . .. . l.fi.lt- ti.t-e he lc.iv an lie. fan, we haw heard ' , ,,. jaiBSthjr ol ail is tittniltd. -a ."',--'.-'.' a, MRS. H. EASTON J is iirecared to wait vaori old and DtfW customers 3 n. irlende with a fall and complete stock of GPOCER1ES A.11 fresh and of the verv beet qnal'.tv. Teas aad coffees are epecia'.tiee. Your patronage eolicitec. Roseburg (I t j V . i B I Dr. H. L. Studley the Osteopa'.l y Physician cures acute and chronic diseases, corrects deformaties and removes foreign growths. Consultion free. Phone or call for appointment. Office in Abranani bnildiue. tf The Western l"nion has a force of nine men at work rejairini: their line to Roseburg. R. W. Fuller, of Seattle. ia superintending oierationt Marshfield Sun. Milee Mclntyre, the Canyonvi!le expert jeweler who has ju9t been gratc.ivi a pateut for a fine autotnatic attach ment for bicycle fork sprines, transact ed business at the county eeit, yester day. Regular UX and US. values in boyV suite, comprising many of the newest and best garments in our entire clothing stock, on sale while they last for f M. J-izes 12 to ly veare. At JosephMn's. Good Business Opening About $2,000 necessary to handle it, cash or nezotia GnnA reason for selling. For particulars address Kox Oregon. G. A. Steffa, of Pomona, Cal., is in the city with a view to lookin.'oyer Douglas county, with the idea of coniiog here to reside. "This country looks belter to me th;m any pUce I have yet fonnd," eaid he to the Plaindealer man. For the beet ol everything in rainy weather wear at the most reasonable lieao- P. .1. I ;.'i- :i :ng. . fall 1 lihf aiata nil at lascabean'e. l.nm-h at Jeiinitigs B.ikerv. 7UI "S;i. . w. eel t,,l return from our r.aiii.if.u.'t a Ivertisitij:." rein.triI Mr. 1". H. Chun hill, Kcse!mrc l.ar iware nun from it from a'u over the da:ity, and e Ibtal it iys us well." The Ben H'tr troupe, whirh has bam boiding forth at the .Mar.jiuni, in Port land. pasSC : nth last evening :n a h . c.r at!. !:d BO the overland. New ta.i itj '. a iti ladi m patent leather shoe? at Jaaapaaara. Fr Sale 15 bap 1 of in2ra eoats lolm P'-erner. Vatdton, Oregon. Have you seen it : the celebrated CAl.IFOKNl V toaster? You will Bad it at ChureLiTs Harlwa'e. With your od or gjso ine stove use the CALIFORNIA toaster. J i?t as tisetul on the woo.', s'ove. Its at Churchill?. The California toaster on the stove will prevent your rice, breakfast food or n.i.k from burning. Its at Churchills". Ifjma haxeany metai, sheet-iionor pipe work to do call 011 Winnie Oatlois. His work and prices are guaranteed to please. t Men's heavy duck coats, blanket lined with oilskin and rabbet iafrnriiniat;. resalar 2.50 values. While they last. f 1.7b. At Joeepbaaa'e. Died. "UaiveraaJ Baakraptcy," will he the suhji'ct at the M. B. church next. Sun day evening, ta the amralaaj the sub ject will he ''The Greatest Incessant Worker." Kpworth League at l:!K) p. 111. The public i cordially invited to these servicep. The aaraiOB topics at the Christian chun-h on next Lord's day are these: l lie closing sermon of the series on the Holy Spirit, "Helps From the Holy Spirit." At 7 'JO p. an, "A Lost IUv." All are cordially invited to hear these sermons. Church corner Piae and Woodward ataaatf. awrniat; atmaon at Baptial church: "Radeeatiag uiQaalitiea Samson's Life." Bvaaiaaj topic : ''Leecoaa from the Kainbow." All are cordially iavtt ed. This evening the memlHTS of the Dbriatiail church C K. society will en joy themselves at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. ,1. ti. I look, on Stevens street. It w ill Im- one of the first socials to lie given by this Ofyaaiiatioa this season and promises to be p:iite enjoyable. The Lpworth League of the M. K. Church, South, has experienced a big loss in the death of Miss Elba Cobb, one of the best workers in the orgaui ttion. Laraa aadieacea gatherel at the t'hristiau church Sunday awrahaj and ereaiaa;. At night Bev. Harvey Uaa J, of an Jose, t ai . , who is en route to Washington state to enae in evangel istic serviies, delivered an able discourse. peacnea, honoriitde mention; I-,. - mn kle, Koseburg, trapea, honorable men tion; H. B. Huntintgon, los.-t nrg, fruit and vegetables, bronze medal ; 1 nomas Hatfield, Koseburg, . F'. I), trail and vegetables, honorable mention; W. II. Lindsay, BoeeDOrgi peaches, bronze medal; W. K. Lyons Boaeblllg. peaebca ami pears, honorable mention ; S. W. Leake, I lixonville, haagarfaui prunes, broaaeaaadal; Mrs Edward Mares, Rose- bo rg, peaches, bronze medal; N. D. Mi Call, Koseburg, peai hes, silver medal ; Mrs, B. I). Praner, Kiddle, fruit bronze medal; M. W. Praner, Riddle, draper, honorable ineiition ;M. K. Kyan, Drain, fruit ami vegetables, gold medal; Mrs. William Radar, Kellogg, fruits, honor able mention ; I'eter Sidle, Rose tail g, peaches, silver ineil.il ; S. I). Stevens, Roaehai g. peaches and pears, gold med al ; C. W. Smith, Roaebarg, K. F. I., grapes, braass medal ; D. F. WUsoa v .V Sons, Roeebarg, silver prunes, bronze medal ; Joseph Wharton, Boajbarg, ap ples, bronze medal ; Mrs. John Barker, Roeebarg, squashes, honorable mention : Paul Bruckner, Melrose, vegetables bronze medal; II. M. Barrett, Diliatd, Vegetables, honorable mention; L. S. Coon, Dillard, Melons, broBse medal ; .1. Pawson, North Koseburtr, veeiahles, honorable mention; John Hendriek, Koxehurg. beets, bronze medal ; .1. s. Leake, Koseburg, vegetab es, hronz.- it,elal : William Mavs, Cmiv onville, s onions, honorable mention ; .1. V Sw.m, Rose burg, onions, honorable mention ; F. C. Waite, Roaebarg, to maloes, honorable mention. THE ROSEBURG HOUSE IIAHVtV JO.NtS, Proprietor Satefl $1.00 per day ami upward New Brick, New Furnisuinjrs, Prompt Services. Opposite the 8. P. Depot Groweaa .' .' ROSEBURG BREWING & ICE COMPANY The Largest ami Beat Equipped Brew fry in Southern Oregon. Roaebarg Beer has a Keputation thronjh out the Counly for Ita PURITY ami purity means Health. Breweil only from selected Parley and Choicest Hops. S.ecial Brewed Bottle Beer Our Specialty Direct delivery to your resilience in "juantitieg of one case or more. TELEPHONE 141 I, J, Norman & Co, Cigars, Tobaccos, Confections, fruits Bakery Goods Always fresh SHERIDAN ST. NEAR DEPOT 1 90S, a t Lew Wee- MEDALS FOR OUR FRUIT GROWERS live the AO EE At Meadows. Idaho. Oct. 51,1 IMS, of cerehro spinal meningitis, Kdi'h Vera, daughter of Mr ami Mrs Oscar A. aged aioe months and lea days. Inl luteal was made at Mead ow cenieterv Oct. --. INDIAN LEGENDS AND SOME OTHER POEMS MARRIED DILLON THoMPsayN at the home o t e bride, in Coles Yallay, Sunday, Oet.2S.Mr. W. T. DBkai and Miss BassBie C Thomtson, Bev. B. A. Bris tol, ofliciating. UNDER (ilU BBK At the home of the bride, in Oakiand, Kt. Mr. Scott Lander, oi Koseburg and Miss Anna Eve Gtabbe, of (akland, Kev. C. F. Wocdwar j. officiating. IUTH-FERBEi:-At Yomalla, day. Oct. S, Mr. Charle W. I and Miss Rebecca Inez Ferber, F. Wood ward, officiating. Sun uiith Kev. Notice to the Public. Rcseburg, 83 tf The firm of J. Foelsanger and O. Balvjman, who have lieen ct.-nducting The tirotto saloon, has been dissolve-!, and all She outstanding accounts due eaid firm are to be paid to rue, and I am also to assume ami pay all outstanding bills against said firm. Vi -t J. FnOEI-SANOER. The Piain lealer has beea lavotcd witli a nicely boaad copy of paaSM entitle) "Indian Legends and ther Poems," the origins! cmposilions at Mr. John A. Baebaaaa, af this city. Toe book is : handsomely hound and I a "Souvenir j Edition of the l-ewis and Clark Fair.'' ; It is nicely illustrated and is a ptodue ; tion which retiects much Cflsdil upon ' !th tl.e author and the publishing beane. Use little volume is detlicated to the pioneers and will doubtless te tjuile an 'addition to the literature winch has been produced along this line. It cov ers a law variety ol subjerts and dwells upon topics which are even now of more than pa'sir.u interest. "lesi-' and . C.ark :" "Sacajasea ;" 'Multnomah." and kindred suhjects are handled in a manner w Inch shows very clearly that the poet is right in touch with his mat ter, w hile the meter is good, and the j thought conveyed most excellent. Such a volume will prove invalnahle to the newcomer, who desirer to "poet ' tip" on matters of a historical bearing, and the old timer, too, wiil certainly find much pleasure in refreshing Ma memory with this lore which deals with the interesting data of the past. The awards of the horticultural prizes given at the great Lewis ami Clark ex poaittoaulbaa been made public. IV-ug-i.s county fruit growers captured prizes as follows : Douglas county, fruit aud vegetables, gold medal; Mrs. Albert Abraham, Roeebarg, Quinces, am aa medal ; John tlexaader, tilide, fruits, honorable men tion: C. W. Bradlord, Koseburg. peaches, honorable meution ; Mrs. (.'has. Prist. .1. Ko-eturg, fruits honorable men t.on ; lie-Tge M. Brauta, Koseburg, paaehea, broaaa metis:; Frank Brown. Baeabnrg, fruit, honorable mention; Mrs. Will K Brown, Kiddie, prunes and unions, cilver m.-iais; Mrs. Geo, Bliaj. Wiastoa. prtin, -. ailvar aaatal ; W. H. Cr.Ule, BOSS burg, vegetables, honorable no-at tun : Mr-. J. Curry, Reburg, f. nits aud vegetables, bronze medal ; W, It. CarU, Melrose. (raveuetein apples, ba I BB medal . I'eter Si.ltel, K.-seb'-irg, early Crawford peachee, btnaaa meial; W. E. Daeaapait, Biaebarg, early Craaford pt-acne. bro: re u.edal : S. D. Eiane, Uaapajaa Ferry. grh and ;-a he-, silver medal ; Daniel Ford, K.eiu'g. peaches broaaa medai ; Joe L. Harvey, Baaeharg, peaches, gold medal; W. a Harvey, Boat tana For photographs, viewing. hi ide tures copied and eadargi 1, Bsefa light pictures and all work in the pi ..to line' apply at Graves. Home studio lpjo Miii si. pi.one si" For the htarBl of out of town patrons w ho were unable to take advaatagc of our moaster lair we,-k sale, we hereby announce that for the next two neeka we will continue lo sell all eooda ia- elude I in -aid -ale at the trier, dihle low I pruv. previously advertised. If you have mt vet iaspected oar barcnin coil.iters, we a h i-e you to do so a; one-. Joaophaoa's. J. F". Sawyers, lawyer and notary pubi'c Oaaos upstairs in Douglas County bank Building. tf DR. r. W. HUNT DEHTI5T OAKLAND. : : OREGON TEAM FOB BALE Good team. wagon aud harness, for sale cheap. In quire of F. C. Woodruff, al Rice . (vice's. S i 4w Is 5TUARNS & CMLNOWCIM OAKLAND AM VONCALLA have BraJcaa Haaeack Rotary Side Hill Keversib:e Disc Plows and Double Disc's Buffjio Pitts Harrows, Disc Cutters, Pain Wagons, Majeetic and Monarch Malleable Iron Range, no hot biscuits. . but hot prices Coyote aire fence bp the car ioail. S3 'f The Time is Now, and THE PLACE IS HERE Kv-rytliing If you love your home, we can make it more pleasant . ...i... i i -r..i -i i. i , lu usa.v: uuiue cuecnai is nere. iMMCDarg lias nevei seen sncn an extens ive display of home fnrnishings as awaits your insjwetion hen-. New 'oo!s arriving daily. Beautiful showing of all the latest things in furniture, C'arjHits, Dirapcries. Wonderful value- await the comers to this husv store. All the new things are here n- w Blanket-. Quilts, Comforters from the est cotton blanket to the real and only standard, the Oregon Wool; nothing on earth so nice. We traarruitee any price w may quote to be as low a any in this state, for new r.f-d- notwithstanding all yn may read about discounts and rat pri. es. We are here t - sell t'. !.-. and will nt le unler.-'Jd if we know- it. We are the leaders of low prices anl easy terms. We buy at the very lowest prices. We buv for strictly spot cash. We secure the very best discounts there are to be had. Surely, then, we are in a position to do you some good. We have added, some wonderfully go A lines, such as THE GREAT MAJESTIC RANGE Remember the great demon stration of the MAJESTIC, at oar store from the sixteenth to the twenty-first of this month. Hot coffee and biscuits served free. Come and enjoy the lunch on us. bst. v cmL zvaviaBwK aac The Best Line of House Furnishings in Southern Oregon Rice & Rice, The House Furnishers Ibolesak and RetaD Boise Farniskrs The ladies of the Baptist church will entertain at the church Friday evenii.g at S o'clock, Oct. 27. A program will lie rendere-1 and refreshments served. All are lordially invited, Admission 10 cts Hon. Walter L. Tooze, of Woodburn, who is prominentally meniionel for congress, will pass through Koseburg, tbia evening, going to Ashland, wherei I Z 1 1 . I- Ir.morrnr OfOtllnU 1 T . 1 O Wl I lOlita " " a prices, see ,osep..s..n . t. make this city a visit, in o.,,eturL f,r rflir.-Hint?. ruSbere, rut'oer hK.ts. oil and rublier clothinn in fact i.nd 15 cts. 85 L't for everything necessary to Keep you warm and dry in wet weather. Salesmen Wanted Cash advanced weekly : good territory open ; outfit free. Some are making 100.00 to floO.OO per month. Why not you? Address: Washington- Nibsekv Comi-ant. 77tf Toppeuish, Washington. Found A pocketlKOk, on one of the count v roads. Owner can have same by calling at this office, proving property, and paying lor this notice. b5 tf ii-a of way deeds for the new - -as Drin railroad to Coos been atonal on record clerk and many wore All of which looks very- Bay have just with the county wiil be in soon, much as though v ntKinrr n (Tt there was going "T than t Ik come from the move over that way. The W. C T. C. Native Sons Hall on .n at -2:30 i. m. requested to be present at ..... . a a t orrent Kveni : ." Lvangelistic Meeting: Secretary. the verv near future. The physician who has been attend ing -Miss Hazel Jewett during her illness reiorts that she is very much improved. i Her many friends will be pleased lo re ! ceive this uews, for si.e is a well known Koseburg girl. HOTLL FOK SALK Fine opening for the right party. tiood reason for selling. For particulars, 'make inquiry of the JMaindealer, where information can be had. t Theron L. Strange, an expert press man, of Tacoma, is the guest of his uncle, J. W. Strange and fatnilv. Dance at Winchester There will be a dance given at the Winchester Hall, tomorrow, Fridjy, evening. Music will be furnished b Smith Bros., and .11 who attend are ns eured a fine time. -t will meet in the Wedues lsy after All BHaabaaa are ... t . . V, - 1-, a .., Mil lit as 1 tions, Business, Kninil Faulkner ; Mrs. A. Marina. ammunitions and 84tf among Vnr vour gun" sporting goods see B. K. ?-kes. . n.kiaii I. was KOV r-ieaio-, w . the visitors to Koseburg the past few da vs. Ring lt-A solid gold ring, with Py It. Rewa.d offered. Call rives Kin., , at I'laindealer office. Purse Found-Owner can have same by calling at thisoffi.e, proving property and paying for this noti e. who is well-known in ana over from Coos Ed. Daley, ;- h.s inst come count- to make his home here .in Doug las couniv. He thinks this is the best countrv, after all and as to the proposed railroad to Coos Bay. he says the route from Roseburg is much pr ferable to any other. Hot offjeai Bandwuhesat e nings Bakery. 4tf Postmaster L. K. Millege. was in from Dillard, ve-terlav and he reports every thing moving along nicely in that neigbljoring town. Mrs. Wm. Smith arrived from Port land this week to visit with Koeeburt.' friends and relatives. Miss Rate (iaddis is home from a pro longed visit with friends at Lug SMB. Const'jck and other points in Centra. Oregon. Geo. K. Cole, formerly a resilient ol i his city, but now one of Myrtle Creek' ijusiiieHB men, is in the city today on business. Postmaster W. W. McMillan.Jof Hoag lin, was a welcome I'laindealer visitor, Tuesday. He brings in good reports from his part of the county. Furnished rooms for rent at t'per month. A pply to ti2'i Kose street. slOp The I'laindealer and tne New York Tribune Farmer, lioth for the piiceof the I'laindealer, to all suliscrilters who pay in advance, 2. tf Mr-. Sebring and daughter, of DillarJ, are the guests of Mrs. S. L. Dillard of this city. M("TS PENNYROYAL PILLS Sivfo n. rid reli&ble, ttvey overcome weakness. In crease visor, banish pains. No remedy eou&Is Ok. MOTTS PENNYROYAL PILLS SdM I.t Driicci"' !ii Ur. M. Its Chemical Co., Cleveland, Ohio. A good time guaranteed to all who at tend the Hallowe'en social given by the -tndent body of the Koseburg High school, at the H. S. building. Admis sion 10 cents. 81 It I am now prepared to convey camping parties to and from the mountains or sea coat at reasonable prices. For par ticulars call on .1. W. Dowel, Roseburg, Dr. Phone 2H5. tf If you want cold ham or delicacies call at Jennings' Bakery. 71tf At less than cost a small lot of glass "Tai anas" nasi "Fioaonajr" fruit jars will go qarick at Churchill Hardware Co Oae quart at W cent and two-quarts at f 1.10 per dozen. 77tf Since 1S77 we've I een treating people Mjiiare. Josephsou's. Fine Mohair suitings, full 50 inches .vide, in black, brown, bine and green the eaaaa qnntitj that other stores ask f 1. or !t0cta for at our store only, 75cts the yard. Josephson's A Judicial Inquiry A well known traveling man who v isits the drug trade saya he has often heard druggists impure of customers who asked for a cough medicine, whether it was wanted for a child or for hi adult, aud if for a child they almost invariably recommend Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The reason for this is that they know there ia no danger from it and that it always cures. There is not the the least danger in giving it, ami for coughs, colds and croup is is un surpassed. For sale by A. C. Marsters at Co. Nature. Medicines that aid nature are always most effectu il. Chamberlain's Cough! Remedy acts on this plan. It allays the cough, relieves the lungs, sids expecto ration, opens the secretions, nd aids nature in restoring the system to a healthy condition. Sold by A. C. Mars-tera THE STORE THAT DOES THE BUSINESS r ;s FISHER & BELLOWS COMPANY UtL patterns, Department Store "ats 10c and 15c. VCWU llUWUl JIU1C Second floor lllri nimaaaaMsaMkaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaMnsi imMwamammmsBmMmmmKlmmMmmammmmmMxm New Arrivals in This Store Has Ahvays Done Thin?s rjiferent from Others Wednesday. October IHh, Our Art Department Tin- baying and selling of goods ;tt this store is conducted on We Open a New Department , plans that al wax's save yon money. This fall we arc hetter - . . . j New Pillow Tops, Cord Spared than ever to meet and outdistance all competition. Gramtcware, rmvare and all and Ruffling, Mexican Our immense stock of new goods, coupled with our manifi- Kinds of Household Necessi- Dian - Work Squares cent now building, and modern methods of doing business, This will be tor New Battenbere Uraid make it a pleasure to shop here Come in aud look around, Buttoas Thread Ktc' whether you want to buy or not. We will take pleasure in sale, or exchange for our showing you our new home. We are ptoud of it, and we want outstanding Premium Everything For Fancy Work y to seo t- rickets. Clothing 2nd Floor Boy's and Children's Ladies' Coats and Suits 2nd Floor W. - a. bust t2 en b. , tf $10 i 120. NEW FALL C10THIIC-WITH MERIT "gZZIZZZZZ SS Price means nothing unless the Article has merit. , 4 . . newest and best selling styles the Fst. 3 Age to 11 ,AX' Do You Want the Latest? ' NEW FALL SUITS WITH MERIT ' ' innn iii irm i-si aonnn If you do. come today. They are selling fast. $10.(10 $12.00 $l...oo $17.00 $Jo.oo vnimn mlu o ni nTumn 11.00 14.00 10.00 is.oo 22.:.o YOUNG MEN S CLOTHING. . H to 20 years. new overcoats-with merit $450, 5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 7 jo, aoo, aoo, 10.00, n.00 FURS, For these Cool, Damp Days 12.iH. up to 16.00. $6, $7..-0, $10, $11, $12, $15, $115, $18, $20 L A Fur Collar or Scarf is almost indispensablt1. We have v ' v ' T ' ' tnem a arfie ilne. at popular pnees. Neck s-arfs as low . . as $1.00. tthers at $l.-"i 2.-"0, 100, o.'x1. etc.. up to $25. House Furnishings. new craven ettes with merit w Wooin Mills I;lankot Astrachan and Nearseal Jackets $10, $11, $12, to $18. All wool blankets $3.50 to $10.00 , Cotton blankets GOeta to $20. y-x w- Af4 T New Wrappers, Kimonas & Dressing Sacoues OO IV DO IN C0TT0N comforts Filled with pare white cotton $1.00, 1.60, 2.00 225. Why argue about a certainty? Apply this to CHILDREN'S READY-MADE DRESSES your hat buying, and your new hat will be a Gordon (soft or stiff). One who has worn a LACE CURTAINS 50C TO $7.00 Gordon Hat knows that there is no better hat . . ,.m 'i.-lv mnd ami Trimmeil A made than a Gordon. Gordon Hats, $8. We Hon Frame Turta.ns a large assortment $4.00 to ,.(K) vStS!m It the Lrin yea sell them bei ause they are the best hats. t'urtain nets, white or Arabian color 2". 35, 40 and would have to pay for the ma- 50eta per yard. terial, alone. Ages, 5 to 14 WW A t'urtain Swiss. 12.J to 25ett. y" I"! im. 1 t'urtain Scrim SJ to L5eta, Portiers, Couch Covers, Table Covers and draperies rf a Other makes at $1.00, 1.25, 1.S0, 2.00 and $2.50 of all kinds. PI.4O LO P4.00 FISHER d BELLOWS COMPANY