The Plaindealer. (Roseburg, Or.) 1870-190?, November 02, 1905, Image 3

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J. A. COBB & CO.
HOStbTWi, OREGON
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TUs If the time for cxamening the Plumb
ing. It may save you some trouble later on
SEND FOR
SYKES & CARROLL
Plumbing and Contractors
Sewer and Water Work
SHOP: 2 19 h son St. Phone 261
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GRAVES' ART EMPORIUM
When you buy bore, you are sure that you get
everything that is right UptC-datte. Tne very
latest styles in framed pictures, picture mold
ing, sheet pictures to frame, Fancy Work oi
all kinds; Pyrography good's and oiitfits for
burning.
For all Photo Supplies, and
Everything' in the Art Goods Line
Come to Gfaves' Art Emporium. Wo have
The Nobbiest Line of Christmas Goods
Ever Displayed in Roseburg is Here
Prices arc rL'ht. ('oino and be convinced of it.
ROSEBURG PLAINDEALER
PUBLISHED MONDAYS AND 1HURSDAYS
Ratared la tas Poet OMaeal aosssurg, Otncaii
MiHiiiul rln Mall Maiu r In It
W E. WILUS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER.
SUBSCRIPTION AND ADVERTISING RATES
tSumMVci kljr Onu Year
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ti In A'tvaucs.
MONDAY, NUYKMISKK
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IS IT JUSTICE?
The fiiiniity oraele ol Portland that
poureout In Hpurknoi polltioal wladon
at regular Intervale bun bo one forth into
thn limelight igajn in the roleol a re
oooetrneted Ibvlor with avowed Intro'
tiou to prenurve the great iutereata oi
this iplendld OituHton wealth "t w.oi.
InjtOtti It calls Umjii tlircn of the four
Repreeentatlvee ol the delegation to re
sign tiieir Ni'iitH in tim Pnngrmlnml
halls and i u k . uay for M) who can
fill i iicin Hccording to lilt) HliiudHrd pre
aurlhud by this almighty power, the
"Oregoniau." And thia reiuentin muile
in tlie intorentH of what? Ol justice? If
eo, juuticu to wlioin? Surely not UJobo
II Mil. in Ii or Nuwt WilliHinuon wIiohu
caseN are yot to he deuidud hy the
lupreme tribunal In this country. Sum-
lv not lo BingW 1 1 rim .in ii who has
never been accorded even a trial as
promiHud each niwinhur of tint delegatiuu
by tho proeeouUng offlceri if ltiuger
llertiiaiiu hIkiiiIiI mlgO his Ofltofakl OOUM
it would he u tacit admiHsiou of bin
guilt and an open confession that he ia
unfa to till the position he how holds.
Would it be justice to Oregon? If jus
tice uiuunu the douerliou of tbe Htates'
A Man With Judgment,
Obi who bti ibo "ing; frraro'
oomN to J. A. OOBB I 00. for
his PuroiBhiag koimIm,
THE REASON WKT
Pint BffltflM hi fltl what hi
wiin! h; NOOBd BCBUn ho run
Kl tint fit hnro, find tut tukx into
ciinHifliTfttlun Mm furl that we curry
tho only tXclulin lino in town of
Qmti rarBkhlogi) Bopt & Mon'a
Clothinjr
And liiHt hut not IniiHt, ho known
oaf prion ro rigfal wi hiri thi
cintiiinK iimi Poraiihlogithtt tally
with thn ptHtlhllir'l BMMMi If
you want a $f suit , wo hnvo the
tioHt in town for the monoy. If
your judgment tolltt you to buy a
$11 or en ijilH auit, we'll ivo you
your money' worth. )oyou know
the namt'H of Homo "unappy" HtulT?
See if thi boimiIh natural: the
"('omiuoror" Hat, the "f'aatle
BnUMtr Hat, the "rackard" .Shoe,
tho "I'luett-lVubody" coat Hhirt; a
full lino of "Arrow" brand OOHtM.
"Carter & HoUnwMtiii: "CtnoB
droMH glovca, in X ahndea of tans.
We invite fw to mil and namlM
u r merchandise, We won't h iit
III, (t miiI o( you In ing I ll fOn
something un because you cone in
"t look. Ledlee, ii jut nan a
ihn moment when you're out bop
ping, drop la atOobbA Co.'i place
ana Inspect vu "Bojre' Wear" .h
pertinent of "or n ice linool ties.
You ate interested In the way your
boy oi nueband dMMMi no nn we,
and that's why we have turned oui
whole attention to Men'e and Boys'
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GRAVES' ART EMPORIUM
most vital interests and a complete aur
rciiilcr of the helm to the Hilitical ele
inenta; if this In. justice to OregoD, then
tbeae men ihotlld resign. The senior
Dember of thin delegation, John II.
Mitchell, i the strongest BMQ tluit ever
repreeented Oregon at tin. National
Cnpitnii It was during the incuinhenc
ol BenntOr Mitchell and Dolph and
Repreeentative Hermana that Oregon
obtained the hulk of her iHrge appro
prtatione, It is a mutter of Hilitical
hinlory tlmt Oregou'H delegatioo oh
tfJned in one year 11,600,000 in appro
print ions iin compared to the half mil
lion oi dolla.ni Mound by the eotlredeie.
gatloni of California, v aahlngtou and
I luho. Tbeee men were and ere itrooa
men. Tliey are iii lustrinUH and untiring
workers and ti c kind who obtain re
suits. If the state of .Oregon had de-
pnude I upon the effnrta of the i i.
delegntiou of I'lirllniid oltUeni headed
by the "Oregonian'a" editor, to obtain
the large appmpi iation for the Lewie
ami ( I irk Fair, it would have failed
miserably. These 1'ortlaod citixeus were
atrangers in u Ntrange Imid and valueless
allies. 'I hn "Oregoniau" conceded that
the Oregon delegation secured the Fair
appropriation hy an almost superhuman
effort. The result of their work was
evidenced by the BspOeiUon just cloned
Tiie resignation of these men now
while their cases are yet undetermined
in the courts will he a greater reflection
upon the state ami a greater Impairment
of their LnfllMMaM than their present a:
Hindu, U tho former course would ho a
practical edmlaeiofl of their wrongdoing.
The editor of the I hegnuian or anyone
else has no rigid to impose his rellection
upon thom i The very agitation of this
question at this time does a groat injury
touur state abroad. It is unjust and
uncalled for. I the utile exponent of
Oregon's wbI1.hu in the person of the
' Oregonian'a" editor continues to persiet
in his present oourse of persecution
thruugh the lolumni ol a sensational
ami blood-thirsty ne diaper organ then
might. Hi" ioilii of Oregon rise to their
feet with one accord exclaiming : ' (Ifeat
leott, ran ttila ba so?"
Buff Leghorn's
Yoi, mi ituiT Leghorn' for sale, in-
quire old. W. Thompson, Kdenbower,
or address Jtox It, Kusehurg, Out, tf
Town Lots For Sale
Choice building loin in Kinney's tt"
proved plat of Koseburg, near Main
street, good title. Price ft0 par lot.
Address, N. A. Km ii ihlis, tf
5TIJAKNS ft CHIiNOWBTH
OAKLAND AND YONCAI.I.A
have Henicia 1 1 uncock Kotary Hide Mill
Keverslble In. I'Iowi ami Double Disc's
linftaln I'itln Harrows, Dltc Cutters,
Main Wagon, Majestic and Monarch
! Malleable Iron Hansen, no hot biscuits,
I but hot pricey . Coyote wire fem e by
the car iuail. H3 tl
Have you seen it , the celehrateil
CALIFORNIA tonat ci You will find
it at Churchill's Hardware.
Mcn'a heavy jray overahlrti jni(
the thiog for cold morninga regular 6(c
valuea for i. at Joaephaou'a.
Today Mra. H. Hamilton ia reported lo
be very low. Hhe haa been iulte ill for
aotne time paat, hut ol lale her condition
waa iimi Ii improved, and it waa hop d
he would live for aome lime Toda;
changn ia not encouraging, however. I
ter Mra. Hamilton did thia morjiing
.it n .'i Funeral eervicea will be held
at the I'reahvterian church, Saturday,
h ginning at 1:30 p. ni. Interment at
the Maaonic cemetery.
Korthe heneflt of out of town patron?
who were unahle to take advantage- of
our mounter fair week Bale, we herchy
announce that for' tbe next two weukr
we will continue to full ill gooda in
cluded in naid aale at the incredible low
pricea previously advertised. If you
have not yet inapected our bargain
cou utera, we ad viae you to do eo at once.
Joaephaon'a.
I cla and (ieorgia Dimmick are on the
lick liat, hut their frienda hope they will
toon ha able to be out again.
For photographs, viewing, id nic
turen copied ami enlarged, Haah light
pictures and all work in the photo line
apply at (iruven. Home Studio 1 l'JO
Mill -i. 1'houe 777. 815
OREGON UNIVERSITY'S
INTERESTING BUDGET
Another football victory has been ad
ded to our Int. On Saturday, Oct. 28.
the I', of O. football team defeated tbe
Obeoawe Indians by a score of 17 to Ic
Thi game was by far the best seen o(i
the I'niversity gridiron tins year. Hug,
Moore and McKinney of the I', ol O.
were out of the game on account of in
juries, but even without these three stal
wnna the victory was won. The team
shows a great deal of improvement since
the California trip and is now iu almost
perfect trim.
As a preliminary to the big game, the
1'. of O. second team played the Kugene
High School a scoreless game. In the
first half Oregons second team carried
the ball across the high school's gon.
line, hut OB account of all off side play
the score did not count an4 Oregon was
penalized, ueiore the Dull could again
be carried over the line, time was called
.in.l the result was, no score.
VernOO Tomlinson, one of the last
yearn graduates, was visiting the I'ni
versity lust week.
Tbe twenty-ninth anniversary celehr: -tion
of the founding of the l.aiueau
Literary uml debating society took place
on last Friday evening. A special pro
gram waa rendered and refreshments
were served.
Ivan It. Rhodn, !etter known as
"Musty Rhodoe," addrooeod the Y. M.
0. A. of the I'niversity on lat Friday
evening. His subject was, "A Collage
Man's Selections." Mr. Khodes gradu-
ated from the
I'niversity of California
in ItsJl, and still keep! up his interest in
student affairs, lie said that the fact
that the U.ofO. had tied the I . ot Q, In
football this year, made him feel libit
be whs in a good crowd.
The football team goes to Salem on
next Naturday where they will play
Willamette I'niversity. A large crowd
of "rooters" will accompany the teun ,
Coach llruco Shorts addressed the as
sembly last Wednesday oil "Vim and
Vigor." He urged all students to take
part in student activities whenever 1 1. y
were needed The address was, in the
opinion of many, the best thing of its
kind that bus ever been heard in the as
seinbly room. At the close of the talk a
OOmmitte uo orgaiii.od "rooting" was
appointed, with the result that a rooters
club of about 125 members has been
formed. All were at tbe game Saturday
and yelled :
Oskey 1 Wow ! Wow 1
Whiskey I Wee! Wee!
Oley Muckee ti !
Oley Vursitye !
Oregon ei ! Wow !
Timothy.
DR. H. L. STUDLEY,
Osteopathic Physician
Consult! on Yiif ., ,,. K'-si'tsncaj 1411
Phonos- Jmr M,, I,,,,
Off, ,. flours 9 to VI s. m ; J to ft p. in.
Office In lh
Abraham Hull. Una kOaKIOMI, Okf.ns
LOUIS BARZBE,
ATTOKSEV AT LAW, NDTAHY I'CBl.lc,
Marstrrn tt.i it.lltiar
I'll. .mi VA
l!'iHKHt:Hi. oarooN
C. I. LEAVENGOOD,
ATTOHSKV-AT LAW,
Abratisni Is.i 1 trl I naj
RO8CB0KO, oiikijos
ITEMS FROM THE
DIFFERENT CHURCHES
Word waa received today from Uishop
Mori iaon, of tbe M. K. Church, aouth.
to the effact that he had appointed Kev.
W. F. Lyon to fill tbe Myrtle Creek
charge and Kev. 0, W. (iardiner for
tbe Teoria and McFarland Belds. Uotb
of these are said to be good, itnng meij,
"Can Ciol be Blamed for the Facta of
Hio and Suffering", will be the aul jec
at the Methodist Kpiacopal Church next
abhath evening. In the morning iba
object will be, "Tsui's Apfiealto Kvery
Ueliever." Kpworth LnflM at 0:30 p.
m. The public ii cordially invited to
tbeae aervicea.
Tbe varioua Sunday achooli are al
ready beginning to make extenaive pre
paration for the Chriatmaa exercisesi.
and the indications are that it will be
an occasion of great rejoicing among the
little folks.
Haturday evening the choir of the
I 'renin t. rian church will meet with Mrs.
Maddox, for practice
t omorrow will be the meeting of the
Htewarda of the Methodist Church
South, which will beheld here and which
promisee to be largely attended and a
very intereating occasion.
The subjects of the sermons at the
Christian Church next. Sunday are: 11
a. m., "The Acme of Christian Ser
vice,"; 7 :30 p. m., "The Folly of a
Wise Man." The special offerings ot
the day will be for Oregon misi-ior.
churches. Church, corner Pine and
Woodward street". The public is cor
dially invited to all services.
Soldiers Home
The many frienda of Daniel Shell' ,
here at the Hi me, are rejoicing w itl
him over his piece of good fortune in tin
fact that he has just succeed Ingettini,'
the lonu delayed iwnsion, which lm-
oeen eageriy expected. lie was an
Indian War veteran, and for some liim
he haa been partially paralyzed, and foi
the past six years he has been in the
hospital of this home, where he is al
most helpless. The new pension is a
veritable god-tend for him. It is only
for $12 pel month, but be gets about
! back pay, which will be well be
stewed upon one who is in every way
worthy of it.
John Stieger is spending a few days
visiting with his friends at Kugene.
M. A. Meisenheiiner takes exception
to the reHirter's item from the Soldiers'
Home, which had him coming from the
Soldier's Home at Orting, Washington
state. He thinks that either somebody
got mixed or that there is some one else
w ith a name very similar to his. Either
ol these mistakes might occur, for
among a crowd of H'S old veterans, tin
newsgatlierer is to be excused, if he
should mix up the names, uuiuteution
tKy, iKTasionally.
A. P. Mann is sojourning with his Al
bany friends for a few days, but lie will
expect to lie bat k iu timo to ei joy
Thanksgiving turkey. Yolkntkkb.
Mrs. F. H. lierger, of Salem, is the
guest of her brother, "Hoc." Steiner and
family. She is just recovering from a J
severe attack of typhoid fever, which i
has been epidemic un tiiat wav. She'
will remain here seine weeks.
Fire Insurance!
I W. WRIGHT
Pin Insurance a Specialty. Our rec
ord of honorable dealing and prompt
puyraent of losses for the past fifteen
years is a Kmixantee to the insuring
public of the absolute indemnity this
agency will provide in future. With
thanks to the insuring public for past
patronage, and soliciting a continu
ance of the same, I am, very truly,
J. W. WRUiHT.
gj PROFESSIONAL
r.KOkGK M. HltOWN, F. W. BENSON,
A ! I 'iHNKY AT I.AW ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
'.'wii. t '.'!' ROHKBUBO, ORtOOM Bank Rnflitlng ROtSKRt'RO, ORMOgj
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A P m-'I'T V M I) I'.l ' HANAN & GkF.SINOKK,
OIBoe-Rooms II, 12, 13, DomtlasCo. Bank Bllg ATTORN It YH AT-LAW
. Rooms I an4 2
Phone 4H RD3EBURI. OKKOOH Marsleia Building ROSIBURQ, ORJCiOM
DR. GEO. E. HOUCK, MS. E. SAWYERS,
nrfNOlAS AND aUnOKOS ATTORH EY-AT-LAW
Oflee RU-w Hldg Rynn 7. CptUIrs la
fhnne Main in ROHEBORO, ORKOON bonglas Co Ban. Bids., B08EBIRQ, OREOON
ELMER V. HOOVER, R. W. MARSTERS,
PIIYNI01AN AM. BUBOEOIt
omc.,.a1B,res,loa.p9o,aoa,botCirB.U " P0Tr fVBUC.
FbOD 4l BOflEBfRO, 0RE00K ktanUis BolMlnc ROHEBL'RO, OBBOOM
F W. HAYNES, J. R. CHAPMAN, D. D. S.,
DEKTIHT PEBT18T
Rcvltw Building Phone 21 Telephons Bo. Hit Honrs-t am tot p.m.
Boem.Sa.dt BOBBBDBO, OBtOOf Abr-ttIB alMaf a,CM, 0BgooBI
CRAWFORD & WATSON,
4. M. CBAWrORD 1. O. WATSOB G. J. BACHER, D. M. D.,
ATTOKNEYS-AT LAW
OerBuslnesi lloi tbe 0. M. Land OfBcoaocI DENTIBT
Mining Cases a HpecialtT
8,affahifflfai BOSEBCBO. OSEGOX Abraham Bulldln, ROeEBCRO. OREOOB
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J. C. FULLERTON, ALBERT ABRAHAM,
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
, ., - - - - ATTOBKEY-AT-LAW
Will practice In all State and Federal Courts
office In Marks Bide. R06EBfRO. OREGON Abraham Building ROSEBCRO, OREGOB
COSHOW & RICE, JOHN T. LONG, I
ATTORSEYS-ATLAW, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW,
Tarlcr A W'tsoo Rooms 5 and t
Building BOSEBl'RO, ORIOON Marsiers Building ROSEBl'RU, OREOON
The Latest Styles in Millinery
Parlors on Cass St., Near
n
MRS. H. E ASTON
is prepared to wait noon old i
and new customers and friends
with a full and complete f
stock of 1
GROCERIES
AH fresh and of the very beet
qualitv. Teaa aad coffees are
specialties. Your patronage
solicited.
305 Jackson St.
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TEAM KOK SALE Qood team,
w.i con und harness, (or sale cheap. In
uuire of K. 0. Woodruff, at Kice A
Kite's. 80 -Iwke
A Judicial Inquiry
A well know n traveling man who
visits the drug trade suys he lias often
1 lien : u druggists inquire of customers
1 who asked for a cough medicine,
I whether it w us wanted fur a child or for
1 an inliil! an.! if for a chili! thee almost
invariably recommend Cham
.i I Pliaixhurluiiiu
Cough Remedy. The reason for this is
that they know there is no danger from
it and that it always cures. There is
not the the least danger in giving it,
j and for coughs, colds and croup is is un
I surpassed. For sale by A. C.,;Marster8
I .v. Co.
The children's friend
Jaync's Tonic Vcrmifug c
Drives out blood impurities. Makes strong nejyesand muscles.
Gives tone, vitality and
Get it from vour Jrugewt 'mTZ9m m i Br-
CARDS DEPARTMENT
The ladies of Roseburg
and vicinity are cordially in
Yited to call and inspect my
stock of up-to-date goods. It
represents the very
Latest and Most
Attractive Creations
known to the art of the la
dies' hatters. My prices are
right, and ray stock is very
complete, affording an ample
range for your selection.
MRS. C. H. DA VIES
Depot, ROSEBURG, OREGON
Nature.
Medicines that aid nature are always
moet effectual. Chamberlain's Cough
Kennedy acts on this plan. It allays the
cough, relieves the Hums, aids expecto
ration, opens the secretions, and aids
neture in restoring the system to a
healthy condition. Sold by A. C. M ure
ters Cattle Ranch for Sale
320 acres on Seven Mile Creek about
live miles southwest fromFort Klamath,
OfBBOtt. All fenced, hou-e, large barn
ample water Bttpplj, will cut about
eighty touu wild hay. Address, with
references,
P. O Box SI33,
tf Tacouia, Wash.
Insomnia and Indigestion Cured
"Last year I had a very severe attack
of indigestion I could not sleep at
night aud suffered most excruciating
pains for three hours after each meal.
I was troubled this way for about three
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htomacti ana Liver l ablets, ana re
ceived immediate relief, says John
Dixon, Tullamore, Ontario, Candada.
For sale by A . C. Marstors & Co.
The California toaster on the stove
will prevent your rice, breakfast food or
milk from burning. Its at Churchill'.
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